Definition
Definition of closed-toe - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
clothingRare having the front part coveredRare
- She prefers closed-toe shoes for work.
- Closed-toe sandals are required for the lab.
- He bought closed-toe boots for the hike.
Origin of closed-toe
English, closed (shut) + toe (digit of foot)
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- French:fermé, ...
- German:geschlossene Zehen, ...
- Italian:a punta chiusa, ...
- Spanish:cerrado en la punta, ...
- Portuguese:fechado na frente, ...
- Chinese:封闭式的, ...
- Japanese:つま先が閉じた, ...
- Arabic:مُغْلَق الأَصابِع, ...
- Hebrew:סָגוּר בְּקַדְמָתוֹ, ...
- Russian:с закрытым носком, ...
- Ukrainian:із закритим носком, ...
- Hindi:बंद-पैर, ...
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