sandal — a light shoe that is held onto the foot by straps and does not cover the top of the foot or the toes
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a light shoe that is held onto the foot by straps and does not cover the top of the foot or the toes
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈsændl/
Korean meaning: 발등과 발가락이 드러나고 끈으로 고정하는 가벼운 신발
Korean pronunciation: 샌-들 (강세: 샌)
Example Sentences
- My dad still wears sandals with socks, which is a fashion crime according to my teenage daughter.
- I bought expensive hiking sandals, but I still prefer my old flip-flops.
- She packed three pairs of sandals for a two-day trip because you never know what outfit emergency might occur.
sandal
NOUN//ˈsændl//
a light shoe that is held onto the foot by straps and does not cover the top of the foot or the toes
Light shoes with straps, toes exposed
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With sandal on foot, grip the candle handle to light the route
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Origin
그리스어 'sandalion'에서 유래되어 라틴어 'sandalium'을 거쳐 영어로 들어왔습니다. 고대부터 더운 지역에서 발을 보호하면서도 시원하게 해주는 신발로 사용되었습니다.
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“My dad still wears sandals with socks, which is a fashion crime according to my teenage daughter.”
“I bought expensive hiking sandals, but I still prefer my old flip-flops.”
“She packed three pairs of sandals for a two-day trip because you never know what outfit emergency might occur.”
“These sandals are perfect for walking around the resort.”
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