PES
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Definition of PES - Reverso English Dictionary

Acronym

acr: Pro Evolution SoccerRarepopular soccer video game series by KonamiRare
  • We played PES all night yesterday.

Abbreviation

1.
abr: PolyesterRarestrong artificial fiber used in clothes and bottlesRare
  • This shirt is made of PES.
polyester
2.
abr: Pes EquinovarusTECH.refers to a foot twisted downward and inwardTECH.
  • The doctor diagnosed the baby with PES.
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Origin of PES

Latin pes (foot)

Terms related to PES

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competitionconsolefootballfranchisegamingsimulationsportsfabricfibermaterialplasticpolymer

Examples of PES in a sentence

  • He bought the latest PES for his console.
  • PES fibers are commonly used in sportswear.
  • The bottle is made from recycled PES.
  • PES can require corrective surgery in infants.
  • Physical therapy helps children with PES.

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  1. French:PES, ...
  2. German:PES, PEV, ...
  3. Italian:PES, PEV, ...
  4. Spanish:PES, PEV, ...
  5. Portuguese:PES, PEV, ...
  6. Chinese:实况足球, 聚酯纤维, ...
  7. Japanese:ウイイレ, ポリエステル, ...
  8. Arabic:بيس, بوليستر, ...
  9. Hebrew:סִדְרַת מִשְׂחַקֵּי כַּדּוּרֶגֶל פוֹפּוּלָרִית שֶׁל קוֹנָאמִי, פּוֹלִיאֶסְטֶר, ...
  10. Russian:PES, ПЭС, ...
  11. Ukrainian:серія ігор Про Еволюшн Соккер, Поліестер, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रो इवोल्यूशन सॉकर खेल शृंखला, पॉलिएस्टर, ...
pes
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pedes

Definition of pes - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
medicalRarethe foot of a human or animalRare
  • The pes of the horse was injured.
foot hoof paw
2.
biologyRareany footlike structure in organismsRare
  • The insect's pes helps it cling to surfaces.
appendage foot limb
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Images of pes

  • pes: the foot of a human or animal
    the foot of a human or animal

Expressions with pes

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pes cavusn.
foot deformity with high arch and claw-like toes
The doctor diagnosed him with pes cavus.
pes planusn.
flatness of the foot due to arch collapse
Many people with pes planus experience discomfort while walking..

Origin of pes

Latin, pes (foot)

Terms related to pes

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anatomyappendagedigitextremitylimbmetatarsusphalanxtarsusclawhoofpawpedal

Examples of pes in a sentence

  • Injury to the pes can affect mobility.
  • The creature's pes was adapted for swimming.
  • Scientists studied the pes to understand its function better.

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  1. French:pied, appendice, ...
  2. German:Fuß, ...
  3. Italian:piede, ...
  4. Spanish:pie, estructura pediforme, ...
  5. Portuguese:pé, apêndice, ...
  6. Chinese:足, 足部结构, ...
  7. Japanese:足, 足部, ...
  8. Arabic:قدم, طَرَف قَدَمِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:כַּף רֶגֶל, רֶגֶל, ...
  10. Russian:стопа, лапка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:стопа, нога, ...
  12. Hindi:पेस, ...

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