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Significados de
human foot
em inglês
português
pé
Back to the meaning
The part of the leg of a human being below the ankle joint.
foot
pes
português
pé
Anatomical structure of a human.
human feet
Uso de
human foot
em inglês
1
You felt sure no
human
foot
could have disturbed it for years.
2
There, emerging from the rich, dark Welsh soil, was a
human
foot
.
3
Taking shape in front of me was a small
human
foot
.
4
Another
human
foot
has washed up on a beach in surburban Vancouver, Canada.
5
Neither a village nor the print of a
human
foot
could be seen.
6
As to size, they were gigantic,-asto shape, not unlike the
human
foot
.
7
A chaos-perhaps where no
human
foot
has trod-perhaps Bastrop-perhaps New Jersey!
8
However, a
human
foot
is flexible and could well have left no discernible marks.
9
The air was calm and sultry; and not a
human
foot
disturbed the silence.
10
It's been like that ever since Mr Bryant left a
human
foot
in it.
11
In a
human
foot
,
the second metatarsal is the longest.
12
He brought it up-andit was a severed
human
foot
.
13
Tallac, every one instantly notices its resemblance to the imprint of a
human
foot
.
14
No
human
foot
but my own has ever trodden it.
15
Since then no
human
foot
had taken up his trails.
16
Among BBC4's programmes will be two shows dissecting the human hand and the
human
foot
.
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Translations for
human foot
português
pé
Human foot
ao longo do tempo
Human foot
nas variantes da língua
Reino Unido
Comum
Estados Unidos da América
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