barefoot — not wearing shoes or socks
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: not wearing shoes or socks
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈberfʊt/
Korean meaning: 신발이나 양말을 신지 않은
Korean pronunciation: **베어**풋
Example Sentences
- My grandmother always goes barefoot in the house
- The teacher was shocked to see students arriving barefoot to the math exam
- Walking barefoot on the warm sand felt amazing
barefoot
ADJECTIVE//ˈberfʊt//
not wearing shoes or socks
not wearing shoes or socks
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Barefoot with loving care, she makes the garden fair!
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Origin
중세 영어 'barfot'에서 유래된 단어로, 'bare'(벌거벗은)와 'foot'(발)가 결합된 복합어입니다
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“My grandmother always goes barefoot in the house”
“The teacher was shocked to see students arriving barefoot to the math exam”
“Walking barefoot on the warm sand felt amazing”
“He accidentally went to the convenience store barefoot and only realized at the checkout”
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