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Schuhe mit Stollen
cleat·ed ˈshoes СЪЩ мн
cleat [kli:t] СЪЩ
1. cleat (for strengthening woodwork):
Leiste f <-, -n>
2. cleat (for securing ropes):
cleat boats
cleat climbing
Haken м <-s, ->
3. cleat Am (on boots):
Stollen м <-s, ->
I. shoe [ʃu:] СЪЩ
1. shoe (for foot):
Schuh м <-(e)s, -e>
to do [or lace] up [or Am also tie] one's shoes
2. shoe (horseshoe):
Hufeisen ср <-s, ->
3. shoe ТРАНСП:
Phrases:
to fill [or step into] sb's shoes
if I were in your shoes разг
if I were in your shoes разг
sich вин in jds Lage versetzen
II. shoe <shod [or Am also shoed], shod [or Am also shoed]> [ʃu:] ГЛАГ прх
Запис в OpenDict
cleat СЪЩ
cleat (on a bike) СПОРТ
Present
Ishoe
youshoe
he/she/itshoes
weshoe
youshoe
theyshoe
Past
Ishod / American English a. shoed
youshod / American English a. shoed
he/she/itshod / American English a. shoed
weshod / American English a. shoed
youshod / American English a. shoed
theyshod / American English a. shoed
Present Perfect
Ihaveshod / American English a. shoed
youhaveshod / American English a. shoed
he/she/ithasshod / American English a. shoed
wehaveshod / American English a. shoed
youhaveshod / American English a. shoed
theyhaveshod / American English a. shoed
Past Perfect
Ihadshod / American English a. shoed
youhadshod / American English a. shoed
he/she/ithadshod / American English a. shoed
wehadshod / American English a. shoed
youhadshod / American English a. shoed
theyhadshod / American English a. shoed
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едноезични примери (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)
The socks and shoes were the same as the "pshtjellak" clothing.
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The area's most significant growth came after 1855, when the first of two mechanized shoe factories opened.
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Shoes and socks must be of white colour.
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During the journey her parents died, and she had to finish without them, walking most of the way without shoes.
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He is a tractor driver with two pairs of shoes!
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