flatfoot
ˈflætfʊt
flatfeet
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Definition of flatfoot - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
medicalRarecondition where foot arch touches the groundRare
  • He was diagnosed with flatfoot at a young age.
pes planus
2.
law enforcementDatedUSpoliceman who patrols a regionDatedUS
  • The flatfoot walked the streets every night.
bobby constable cop
3.
militaryDatedUSsailor in informal US military slangDatedUS
  • The flatfoot returned to the ship after leave.
sailor seaman
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  • flatfoot: condition where foot arch touches the ground
    condition where foot arch touches the ground

Origin of flatfoot

English, flat (level) + foot (foot)

Examples of flatfoot in a sentence

  • She wore special shoes to help with her flatfoot.
  • The flatfoot was known for his dedication to duty.
  • Every flatfoot in the precinct knew the neighborhood well.
  • The flatfoot shared stories of his adventures at sea.
  • A seasoned flatfoot can navigate any naval challenge.

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  1. French:pieds plats, flic, ...
  2. German:Plattfuß, Streifenpolizist, ...
  3. Italian:piede piatto, piedipiatti, ...
  4. Spanish:pie plano, policía, ...
  5. Portuguese:pé chato, polícia, ...
  6. Chinese:扁平足, 警察, ...
  7. Japanese:偏平足, 巡査, ...
  8. Arabic:تَسَطُّح القَدَم, شُرْطِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:פְּלָטְפוּס, שׁוֹטֵר סִיּוּר, ...
  10. Russian:плоскостопие, патрульный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:плоскостопість, патрульний, ...
  12. Hindi:फ्लैटफुट, पुलिसकर्मी, ...
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