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hot ˈfoot СЪЩ usu sing Am

в PONS речника

I. foot <pl feet> [fʊt] СЪЩ [pl fi:t]

1. foot (limb):

Fuß м <-es, Fü̱·ße>
einen Fuß in etw вин setzen
at sb's feet

2. foot < pl foot> <[or feet]> (length):

Fuß м <-es, Fü̱·ße> (= 0,3048 Meter)

3. foot < pl feet> (base):

Fuß м <-es, Fü̱·ße>

4. foot < pl feet> ЛИТ (poetry):

Versfuß м <-es, -füße>

Phrases:

my foot dated
so ein Quatsch! разг

II. foot [fʊt] ГЛАГ прх

1. foot разг (pay):

to foot sth

2. foot Am ИКОН (add up):

I. sweep [swi:p] СЪЩ

1. sweep no pl (a clean with a brush):

Kehren ср
Fegen ср nordd, CH

2. sweep dated (chimney sweep):

Schornsteinfeger(in) м (f) <-s, ->
Rauchfangkehrer(in) м (f) <-s, -> A

3. sweep:

Schwingen ср <-s> kein pl
Rundumschlag м <-(e)s, -schläge> a. прен

4. sweep (area):

Gebiet ср <-(e)s, -e>
Gelände ср <-s, ->

5. sweep (range):

Reichweite f <-, -n> a. прен
Spielraum м <-(e)s> kein pl

6. sweep (search):

Suchaktion f <-, -en>

7. sweep разг → sweepstake

8. sweep ИНФОРМ:

Phrases:

II. sweep <swept, swept> [swi:p] ГЛАГ прх

1. sweep (with a broom):

to sweep sth
etw kehren [o. nordd, CH fegen]

2. sweep (take in powerful manner):

3. sweep (remove):

to sweep back sth

4. sweep (spread):

to sweep sth
über etw вин kommen

5. sweep (travel and search):

to sweep sth
etw absuchen [o. разг durchkämmen]

6. sweep Am разг (win):

to sweep sth
etw abräumen разг [o. принразг einsacken]

Phrases:

to sweep sth under the carpet [or Am also rug] [or Aus also mat]
etw unter den Teppich kehren разг
jdm den Kopf verdrehen разг

III. sweep <swept, swept> [swi:p] ГЛАГ нпрх

1. sweep (move smoothly):

gleiten <glitt, geglitten>
sweep person
rauschen разг
sweep eyes
gleiten <glitt, geglitten>

2. sweep (follow path):

sich вин [da]hinziehen

Phrases:

neue Besen kehren gut посл

I. hot <-tt-> [hɒt, Am hɑ:t] ПРИЛ

1. hot (temperature):

2. hot (spicy):

hot food
scharf <schärfer, am schärfsten>

3. hot (angry):

hot argument, words
hot person

4. hot (close):

to be hot on sb's heels [or tracks] [or trail]

5. hot разг (good):

in etw дат ganz groß sein разг
heißer Tipp разг
to be hot at sth
in etw дат ganz groß sein разг

6. hot pred разг (enthusiastic):

to be hot for [or on] sth
scharf auf etw вин sein разг

7. hot (dangerous):

hot situation
gefährlich разг
hot situation
hot issue, stolen items
hot criminal

8. hot sl (sexy):

heiß разг
to be too hot to handle person
heiß sein разг

9. hot (new, very interesting):

hot music, news, party
heiß разг

10. hot разг ЕЛЕК:

verseucht разг
stark <stärker, stärkste>

Phrases:

nur heiße Luft sein разг
vor Wut kochen разг

II. hot <-tt-> [hɒt, Am hɑ:t] ГЛАГ прх

III. hot <-tt-> [hɒt, Am hɑ:t] ГЛАГ нпрх

to hot up pace
sich вин steigern
to hot up situation

IV. hot [hɒt, Am hɑ:t] СЪЩ

scharf auf jdn sein sl
Запис в OpenDict

foot СЪЩ

Запис в OpenDict

hot ПРИЛ

Запис в OpenDict

hot ПРИЛ

hot off the press[es] прен
Present
Ifoot
youfoot
he/she/itfoots
wefoot
youfoot
theyfoot
Past
Ifooted
youfooted
he/she/itfooted
wefooted
youfooted
theyfooted
Present Perfect
Ihavefooted
youhavefooted
he/she/ithasfooted
wehavefooted
youhavefooted
theyhavefooted
Past Perfect
Ihadfooted
youhadfooted
he/she/ithadfooted
wehadfooted
youhadfooted
theyhadfooted

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This is known as the hot foot.
en.wikipedia.org
The creature easily crashes through the door and escapes, the intense radiation seemingly having no more effect than an old-fashioned hot foot.
en.wikipedia.org
There are several other versions of the hot foot prank, but all involve using a source of flame near a victim's foot.
en.wikipedia.org
He also said other markets typically asked for extra charges from hot foot traders and it was "not reasonable" to put extra charges on other stalls.
www.cambridge-news.co.uk
Why hot foot it to the holy land when the original multinational had a closer franchise?
www.australianstage.com.au