pie

/ˈpje/, [ˈpje]

foot

Examples

Como no nado muy bien, evito bañarme donde no hago pie.

Since I'm not so good at swimming, I avoid swimming in water that's over my head.

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El abogado defensor se puso en pie de un salto y gritó "¡Protesto!".

The defense attorney jumped to his feet and shouted "Objection!"

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Póngase de pie, por favor.

Stand up, please.

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Tom aplastó la caja con su pie.

Tom crushed the box with his foot.

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Desde que me rompí el pie, ando con muletas.

Since I broke my foot, I'm walking with crutches.

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Es imposible liberar su pie de la trampa.

It's impossible to release his foot from the trap.

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Alguien pisó su pie.

Somebody stepped on his foot.

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Se lastimó el pie cuando se cayó de su bicicleta.

She hurt her foot when she fell off her bicycle.

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El pie me duele.

My foot is aching.

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¿Por qué vas a la escuela a pie?

Why do you go to school on foot?

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Tom apuntó al suelo cerca del pie derecho de María.

Tom pointed to the floor near Mary's right foot.

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Me ha salido una dureza en la planta del pie.

I have a callus on the sole of my foot.

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Simón dice: "¡De pie!"

Simon says: "Stand!"

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Ella se puso de pie con lágrimas en los ojos.

She rose to her feet with tears in her eyes.

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Solo digamos que cuando esa masiva estufa a leña cayó en mi pie, yo sabía que había daño.

Let's just say when that massive fire log hit my foot I know there was damage.

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Los pies de página son comentarios al pie de una página.

Footnotes are notes at the foot of a page.

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Bajaré mi pie.

I'll put my foot down.

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Tom sintió su pie entumecido.

Tom's feet felt numb.

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Sé de que pie cojean.

I know them inside out.

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Kate trata de andar en puntas de pie.

Kate tries to walk on tiptoe.

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