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

单词	soft-footed
释义	soft-footed in British English (ˌsɒftˈfʊtɪd) adjective literary having or making light, quiet footsteps Soft-footed, he moved closer. Examples of 'soft-footed' in a sentence soft-footed She opened her mouth to call again, but instead, obeying she knew not what primeval instinct, went, soft-footed, towards the kitchen. Fraser, Anthea DEATH SPEAKS SOFTLY Overcome with the vapours and attended by some soft-footed medical practitioner who specializes in `women's ailments". Barnard, Robert THE DISPOSAL OF THE LIVING
随便看	have one's heart in one's throat have one's heart in the right place have-ones-heart-in-the-right-place have one shot in your locker have one's knife in someone have-ones-knife-in-someone have one's meat and one's manners have-ones-meat-and-ones-manners have one's moments have-ones-moments have one's nose out of joint have-ones-nose-out-of-joint have one's nose to the grindstone have one's pick have-ones-pick have one's say have-ones-say have one's wits about one/keep one's wits about one have-ones-wits-about-one-keep-ones-wits-about-one have one's work cut out have-ones-work-cut-out have only oneself to blame/have no-one but oneself to blame have only to/only have to have-only-to-only-have-to have-only-yourself-to-blame-have-no-one-but-yourself-to-blame

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soft-footed in British English