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Meanings of trench foot in English

Russian
траншейная стопа
Spanish
pie de trinchera
Wikidata

Skin condition of the foot.

траншейная стопа

Resembling frostbite but without freezing; resulting from exposure to cold and wet.

Synonyms
Examples for "chilblains"
Examples for "chilblains"
1
All the company had chilblains, too, and it was a sorry crowd.
The War Romance of the Salvation Army
2
If she's got the mumps, and the chilblains, and the ingrowing warts-
The Rover Boys in Camp; or, The Rivals of Pine Island
3
One day she was pitying a young girl who suffered from chilblains.
The Duchess of Berry and the Court of Charles X
4
A raw onion may be rubbed on unbroken chilblains with good results.
Food Remedies: Facts About Foods And Their Medicinal Uses
5
I had the chilblains bad, so Mrs. Duke gave 'em to me.
The Empire Annual for Girls, 1911

A disease that consists of numbness, swelling and necrosis of the foot as a result of prolonged exposure to wetness.

Usage of trench foot in English
1
They sent me home because I had a very bad case of trench foot.
A duty to the dead
2
Peter Lake quickly found himself under the table, staring at fatty calves and trench foot.
Winter’s Tale
3
Injuries ranged from missing limbs to trench foot, with a myriad of infections and illnesses in between.
The bone palace
4
Frostbite, trench foot from all the rains, dysentery, fevers, rat bites, lice, even a case of measles.
A duty to the dead
5
I had trench foot.
The Guardian
6
Over the past two years, blazing sunshine alternated with torrential rainstorms that left ill-prepared journalists with several cases of trench foot.
The Irish Times
7
We present here a case report of trench foot in a child who was put on hip spica for her hip ailment.
Pubmed
8
Shoe stores are selling platform sneakers -which can give you the lift of a pair of heels but will protect against trench foot.
The Guardian
9
Trench feet with all its attendant suffering was added to the other discomforts.
The War Romance of the Salvation Army
10
Trench foot is a relatively rare condition in tropical countries.
Pubmed
11
He walked for several days with trench feet, and his morale was low indeed.
Ma Pettengill
12
Half our patients seemed to be trench feet cases.
Agahta christie: an autobiography
13
And I was lucky, and knew it, though I had twenty wounds and trench feet.
"Over There" with the Australians
14
With good trenches and proper care " trench feet" should be of rare occurrence.
1914
15
Am I doing all I can to prevent my men getting " Trench Feet"?
Military Instructors Manual
16
Some sick; some with trench feet; some on stretchers; some walking; worn, sad and dirty-allstumbling along in the glare.
An Onlooker in France 1917-1919
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