webbed feet
wɛbd fiːt
webbed feet: feet with toes joined by skin for swimming
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Definition of webbed feet - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun, plural

animal bodyfeet with toes joined by skin for swimming
  • Ducks have webbed feet to help them swim.
  • Frogs use their webbed feet to paddle quickly.
  • Otters rely on webbed feet for swimming.
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  • webbed feet: feet with toes joined by skin for swimming
    feet with toes joined by skin for swimming

Expressions with webbed

webbed footn.
foot with skin between toes for swimming
The duck's webbed foot helps it swim efficiently.

Expressions with feet

cold feetn.
sudden fear or doubt stopping someone from acting
She got cold feet before the wedding.
happy feetn.
condition of having light quick steps
She walked with happy feet after hearing the good news.
clay feetn.
hidden weakness in a respected person
The leader's clay feet were revealed during the crisis.
feet wetadj.
gaining initial experience in a new activity
She got her feet wet in the marketing department.
at someone's feetadv.
very close to someone
The dog sat at her feet, waiting for a treat.
step on someone's feetv.
press your foot down on another person's foot
Be careful not to step on your partner's feet while dancing.
off one's feetadj.
unable to stand or walk due to illness or injury
After the accident, he was off his feet for weeks.
on its feetadv.
in a standing position
The cat landed on its feet after the jump.
on one's feetadv.
standing or moving without sitting or lying down
She remained on her feet during the entire concert.
put one's feet upv.
relax by resting with feet raised
After work, she likes to put her feet up.

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duckn.
animals
water bird with a flat bill and webbed feet
ducksn.
bird
water birds with webbed feet and a broad beak
goosen.
animals
large bird with long neck and webbed feet
beavern.
animal
large rodent with a flat tail and webbed feet
ottern.
animal
aquatic mammal with webbed feet and smooth fur
banded stiltn.
animal
a nomadic Australian wading bird with webbed feet and a reddish chest band
webfootn.
animals
animal with webbed feet

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  1. French:pieds palmés, ...
  2. German:Schwimmfüße, ...
  3. Italian:piedi palmati, ...
  4. Spanish:patas palmeadas, ...
  5. Portuguese:pés palmados, ...
  6. Chinese:蹼足, ...
  7. Japanese:水かき, ...
  8. Arabic:أَرْجُل مُكَفَّفَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:כַּפּוֹת רַגְלַיִם מְחוּבָּרוֹת, ...
  10. Russian:перепончатые лапы, ...
  11. Ukrainian:перетинчасті лапи, ...
  12. Hindi:झिल्लीदार पैर, ...
webbed foot
wɛbd fʊt

Definition of webbed foot - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

medicalfoot with skin between toes for swimming
  • The duck's webbed foot helps it swim efficiently.
  • Frogs have a webbed foot for jumping in water.
  • The penguin's webbed foot aids in its swift swimming.
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Expressions with webbed

webbed footn.
foot with skin between toes for swimming
The duck's webbed foot helps it swim efficiently.

Expressions with feet

cold feetn.
sudden fear or doubt stopping someone from acting
She got cold feet before the wedding.
happy feetn.
condition of having light quick steps
She walked with happy feet after hearing the good news.
clay feetn.
hidden weakness in a respected person
The leader's clay feet were revealed during the crisis.
feet wetadj.
gaining initial experience in a new activity
She got her feet wet in the marketing department.
at someone's feetadv.
very close to someone
The dog sat at her feet, waiting for a treat.
step on someone's feetv.
press your foot down on another person's foot
Be careful not to step on your partner's feet while dancing.
off one's feetadj.
unable to stand or walk due to illness or injury
After the accident, he was off his feet for weeks.
on its feetadv.
in a standing position
The cat landed on its feet after the jump.
on one's feetadv.
standing or moving without sitting or lying down
She remained on her feet during the entire concert.
put one's feet upv.
relax by resting with feet raised
After work, she likes to put her feet up.

Terms related to webbed foot

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View all translations of webbed foot

✨Click below to see the appropriate translations facing each meaning.
  1. French:patte palmée, ...
  2. German:Schwimmfuß, ...
  3. Italian:piede palmato, ...
  4. Spanish:pie palmeado, ...
  5. Portuguese:pé palmado, ...
  6. Chinese:蹼足, ...
  7. Japanese:水かき, ...
  8. Arabic:قدم مكففة, ...
  9. Hebrew:רֶגֶל קְרוֹמִית, ...
  10. Russian:перепончатая лапа, ...
  11. Ukrainian:перетинчаста лапа, ...
  12. Hindi:झिल्लीदार पैर, ...

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