英语词汇“in-footed”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

(i) Parasynthetic adjectives formed from nouns referring to parts of the body, as in-bellied, in-elbowed, ineyed, in-footed, in-shouldered. See also in-kneed adj., in-toed adj.

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1825 R. A. Armstrong Gaelic Dict. 147/2 Cràganach, an in-footed person; a splay-footed person.

1849 J. Millhouse New Eng.–Ital. Dict. I. Smilzo,..thin, spare, in bellied.

1865 D. Collins Horse-trainer's & Sportsman's Guide 11 If I were to choose between the out or in-elbowed racehorse, I should manifestly choose the latter as being the best adapted for racing.

1865 Trans. Philol. Soc. 215 We say now, in a very expressive way, úteygr, outeyed, opposed to inneygr, ineyed.

1883 A. Smith in R. Burns Wks. II. Glossary 409 Hein-shinn'd, in-shinned.

1912 Bit & Spur Dec. 38/1 If we do not stick to the Bull Dog as a type we will have a lot of terrier bodies, dogs high on the legs, light of bone, flat of rib, in-shouldered, froggy-faced, and soft expression.

单词	in-footed
释义	> as lemmas in-footed (i) Parasynthetic adjectives formed from nouns referring to parts of the body, as in-bellied, in-elbowed, ineyed, in-footed, in-shouldered. See also in-kneed adj., in-toed adj. ΚΠ 1825 R. A. Armstrong Gaelic Dict. 147/2 Cràganach, an in-footed person; a splay-footed person. 1849 J. Millhouse New Eng.–Ital. Dict. I. Smilzo,..thin, spare, in bellied. 1865 D. Collins Horse-trainer's & Sportsman's Guide 11 If I were to choose between the out or in-elbowed racehorse, I should manifestly choose the latter as being the best adapted for racing. 1865 Trans. Philol. Soc. 215 We say now, in a very expressive way, úteygr, outeyed, opposed to inneygr, ineyed. 1883 A. Smith in R. Burns Wks. II. Glossary 409 Hein-shinn'd, in-shinned. 1912 Bit & Spur Dec. 38/1 If we do not stick to the Bull Dog as a type we will have a lot of terrier bodies, dogs high on the legs, light of bone, flat of rib, in-shouldered, froggy-faced, and soft expression. extracted from in-prefix¹ < as lemmas
随便看	to have the wrong end of the stick to have the wrong pig by the ear to have the wrong pig by the tail to have things one's own way to have things one's way to have thoughts to have thoughts of to have tickets on to have tickets on oneself to have time on one's hands to have tin hats to have to burn to have to do to have to do mid to have to do of to have to do on to have to do with to have to eat to have to farm to have to game to have to mastery to have to name to have to oneself to have to pledge to have to say for oneself

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