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foot
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/fUt/
noun [plural feet /fi;t/]
1 [countable]
kaki
get/jump/rise to your feet
berdiri di atas kaki sendiri
They’ve been on their feet all day.
Meréka telah berjalan seharian.
on foot
berjalan kaki
walk around the place in bare feet
berjalan di sekitar tempat itu dl keadaan kaki telanjang
I have a bad pain in my foot.
Saya merasa sakit sekali di kaki saya.
foot brake/pump
rém/pompa kaki
foot passenger
penumpang yg naik féri tanpa mobil
→ lihat juga athlete’s foot, barefoot, club foot, underfoot
2 (dl adjective, adverb)
berjenis kaki seperti yg disebutkan
bare-footed
(dengan) bertelanjang kaki
four-footed animals
binatang berkaki empat
→ lihat juga flat-footed,sure-footed
3 [countable, usually singular]
bagian kaus kaki yg menutupi kaki
4 [sing] the foot of sth
bagian bawah/dasar dari sst
the foot of the  page
di bawah halaman
at the foot of the hill/mountain/cliff
di kaki bukit/gunung/tebing
the foot of the bed kaki ranjang
5 [plural feet atau foot]
(disingkat ft)
kaki; satuan ukuran setara 12 inci atau 30,84 séntiméter
a 50-foot high building
gedung setinggi 50 kaki
The plane is flying at 34,000 feet.
Pesawat itu terbang pada ketinggian 34.000 kaki.
He is four foot three.
Dia tingginya empat kaki tiga inci.
He is five feet tall.
Dia tingginya lima kaki.
6 (dl compound noun)
-footer
ssorg/sst yg tingginya/panjangnya seperti yg disebutkan
The plane is an eighty-footer.
Pesawat itu panjangnya delapan puluh kaki.
7 [singular]
(téknik)
bagian dari satu baris puisi atau pantun yg satu suku katanya ditekankan dan suku kata lainnya tidak ditekankan
■  IDIOM
|
 be rushed / run off your feet
sangat sibuk; mempunyai banyak hal yg harus dikerjakan
| fall/land on your feet
beruntung karena berada di situasi yg bagus atau karena dapat keluar dari situasi yg sulit
| feet first
(a) dengan kaki duluan
She jumped feet first.
Dia melompat dengan kaki duluan.
(b) (humor)
carry sb feet first
mengangkut jenazah ssorg
| get/have a/your foot in the door
berhasil masuk dl suatu kariér, organisasi, bisnis, dll. yg memungkinkan ssorg suksés
He got a foot in the door after five years of hard work.
Dia berhasil masuk dl bisnis yg memungkinkannya suksés setelah kerja keras selama lima tahun.
| get/start off on the right/wrong foot (with sb)
(informal)
memulai hubungan dengan baik/buruk
I got off on the wrong foot with her.
Saya memulai hubungan dengan dia dengan buruk.
| get your feet wet
(esp US, informal)
memulai sst yg baru
I was just getting my feet wet when I met her.
Saya baru saja memulai sst yg baru ketika bertemu dengannya.
| have feet of clay; have clay feet
mempunyai kelemahan dl karakter
| have/keep your feet on the ground
bersikap masuk akal dan réalistis dl hidup
| have/keep a foot in both camps
terlibat dl atau bersikap ramah dengan dua kelompok yg bertikai/berseberangan
| have one foot in the grave
(informal)
berbau tanah; sudah hampir meninggal
| … my foot!
(informal, humor)
cara yg kasar utk mengatakan bahwa Anda tidak setuju dengan apa yg dikatakan oléh ssorg
‘He said it was because of the traffic jam.’ ‘Traffic jam my foot! He got up late!’
Dia mengatakan bahwa hal itu karena kemacetan lalu lintas.” “Kemacetan kepalanya! Dia bangun terlambat!”
| on your feet
kembali séhat setelah sakit
She’s back on her feet again after the flu.
Dia kembali séhat lagi setelah sakit flu.
We will get the company back on its feet within three months.
Kami akan mengembalikan keadaan perusahaan itu dl tiga bulan.
| put your best foot forward
berusaha keras mengerjakan sst walaupun Anda lelah
| put your feet up
duduk santai sambil mengangkat kaki
He’s a homebody. He enjoys staying at home and put his feet up.
Dia adalah org rumahan. Dia senang tinggal di rumah dan duduk santai sambil mengangkat kaki.
| put your foot down
(a) bersikap keras
You’ve got to put your foot down and make him understand what you want.
Anda harus bersikap keras dan membuat dia mengerti apa yg Anda inginkan.
(b) (UK) mengebut
She put her foot down and drove past us.
Dia menginjak gas mobil dan meléwati kami.
| put your foot in it (UK)
(juga put your foot in your mouth US, UK)
mengatakan atau melakukan sst yg menyinggung perasaan org lain atau membuat ssorg menjadi malu/marah
I really put my foot in it with her – I didn’t know she was a widow.
Saya sungguh membuat dia malu – Saya tidak tahu bahwa dia adalah seorg janda.
| put a foot wrong
(usually digunakan dl kalimat négatif) membuat kesalahan
He did not put a foot wrong in the game.
Dia tidak melakukan kesalahan dl pertandingan itu.
| set foot in/on sth
menjejakkan kaki; mengunjungi; masuk
(syn visit)
I won’t set foot in the restaurant again.
Saya tidak akan mengunjungi réstoran itu lagi.
| set sb/sth on their/its feet
membuat ssorg/sst mandiri atau suksés
His experience has set the company on its feet again.
Pengalamannya telah membuat perusahaan itu suksés lagi.
| stand on your own (two) feet
mandiri
Now that you are eighteen, you should be able to stand on your own two feet.
Karena sekarang kamu sudah berusia delapan belas, kamu harus bisa mandiri.
| under your feet
mengganggu ssorg yg sedang mengerjakan sst
Don’t be under my feet while I’m studying.
Jangan mengganggu selagi aku sedang belajar.
| the boot is on the other foot
(UK)
→ lihat boot¹
| get/have cold feet
→ lihat cold¹
| drag your feet/heels
→ lihat drag¹
| find your feet
→ lihat find¹
| not let the grass grow under your feet
→ lihat grass¹
| cut the ground from under sb’s feet
→ lihat ground¹
| bind/tie sb hand and foot
→ lihat hand¹
| from head to foot/toe
→ lihat head¹
| (get/have) itchy feet
→ lihat itchy
| have two left feet
→ lihat left¹
| the patter of tiny feet
→ lihat patter¹
| pull the rug (out) from under sb’s feet
→ lihat pull¹
| the shoe is on the other foot
→ lihat shoe¹
| shoot yourself in the foot
→ lihat shoot¹
| sit at sb’s feet
→ lihat sit
| in your stocking(ed) feet
→ lihat stocking
| sweep sb off their feet
→ lihat sweep¹
| think on your feet
→ lihat think¹
| vote with your feet
→ lihat vote²
| wait on sb hand and foot
→ lihat wait¹
| walk sb off their feet
→ lihat walk¹
| take the weight off your feet
→ lihat weight¹
| have the world at your feet
→ lihat world¹

foot²
/fUt/ verb [+object]
■  IDIOM
|
 foot the bill (for sth)
(informal)
bertanggung jawab membayar biaya sst
Let me foot the bill.
Biarkan saya yg bertanggung jawab atas tagihan itu.

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