Translation of foot (English-English)

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barefoot: Paramedical worker in the village .(Guardian)
Category: Management in the public and private sector

eye-hand-foot: ability to move the hand and foot co-ordinately with each other in accordance with visual stimuli
Category: Medicine

foot: that part of an electronic tube on which the electrodes are mounted
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

foot: the end or bottom of a page
Category: Printing and publishing

foot: part of a flue pipe of an inverted conical shape which extends from the mouth downwards.
Category: General

foot: the bottom of a page.
Category: Printing and publishing

foot-drop: paralysis or weakness of the dorsiflexor muscles of the foot and ancle,as a consequence of which the foot falls,the toes dragging on the ground in walking
Category: The chemical industry

footage: the total number of running feet of a motion-picture film used for a complete story or for one or more scenes or for nay subject.
Category: General

footage: the amount of lumber expressed in board feet
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

footer: a square-sawn piece of timber set under a pit-prop
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

footer: a heading set at the foot of a page
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

foothill: in hill climbing:finding a local but not global optimal point,which leaves the user with a false sense of accomplishment
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

footing: a wide layer of load-bearing material laid at the bottom of a wall or column so as to distribute its pressure more widely over the foundation
Category: Building industry

footing: the lower portion of a foundation which is wider than the foundation itself in order that the load of the building be distributed to a larger surface than that of the building itself.
Category: Building industry

Footnote: a note or comment printed at the foot of the page,and linked by a symbol to the relevant part of the text on that page
Category: Printing and publishing

footpad: round,flat foot on which a spacecraft rests after landing on a planet
Category: Transport

footprint: the area within which the power received on earth from a satellite downlink beam equals or exceeds a certain level.A satellite may carry several different downlink antennas and therefore have several different footprints
Category: General

foots: sediment in linseed oil and other vegetable oils formed during storage
Category: Chemistry

footstool: a stool for resting the feet on when sitting
Category: Domestic economy

footway: the portion of a road reserved exclusively for pedestrians
Category: Building industry

footwear: shoes,socks,etc.
Category: Statistics

forefoot: That part of the bow of a ship at or near the intersection of the stem with the keel.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

forefoot: a term applied to the intersection of the curved section of the stern with the keel.
Category: Sports, entertainments and leisure

hand-and-foot: assembly to detect,measure,and give an audible or visible warning of radioactive contamination of the hands or gloves and feet or shoes,particularly of persons working in,or leaving,a place that may be contaminated
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

multi-foot: leadless inverted package with more than four feet or bonding pads
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

sheeps-foot: a road-rolling machine whose cylinder has metal projections of various shapes for penetrating and compacting the lower portions of a formation or subgrade
Category: Building industry

subfooter: a minor,secondary,footer coming right under another footer,the major or primary footer
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

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