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Definition of flatfoot - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
medicalRare condition where foot arch touches the groundRare
- He was diagnosed with flatfoot at a young age.
2.
- The flatfoot walked the streets every night.
3.
- The flatfoot returned to the ship after leave.
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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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- French:pieds plats, flic, ...
- German:Plattfuß, Streifenpolizist, ...
- Italian:piede piatto, piedipiatti, ...
- Spanish:pie plano, policía, ...
- Portuguese:pé chato, polícia, ...
- Chinese:扁平足, 警察, ...
- Japanese:偏平足, 巡査, ...
- Arabic:تَسَطُّح القَدَم, شُرْطِي, ...
- Hebrew:פְּלָטְפוּס, שׁוֹטֵר סִיּוּר, ...
- Russian:плоскостопие, патрульный, ...
- Ukrainian:плоскостопість, патрульний, ...
- Hindi:फ्लैटफुट, पुलिसकर्मी, ...
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