Translation of 'toe' in English

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toe
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adj. toelike.
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Ex. If the African leaders dig in their toes, the Government may give way (London Times).' title='expr. dig in one's toes, (Especially British.) to take a firm or inflexible position.
Ex. If the African leaders dig in their toes, the Government may give way (London Times). in english'>expr. dig in one's toes, (Especially British.) to take a firm or inflexible position.
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Ex. Leading the Youth Symphony of New York, [he] offered a program fit to keep a top professional orchestra on its toes (New York Times).' title='expr. on one's toes, ready for action; alert.
Ex. Leading the Youth Symphony of New York, [he] offered a program fit to keep a top professional orchestra on its toes (New York Times). in english'>expr. on one's toes, ready for action; alert.
Ex. Leading the Youth Symphony of New York, [he] offered a program fit to keep a top professional orchestra on its toes (New York Times).Ex. Leading the Youth Symphony of New York, [he] offered a program fit to keep a top professional orchestra on its toes (New York Times).' onclick='Pronounce(this.id);'>
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Ex. ... stepping on the toes of vested interests (Bulletin of Atomic Scientists).' title='expr. step (or tread) on one's toes, to offend or annoy one.
Ex. ... stepping on the toes of vested interests (Bulletin of Atomic Scientists). in english'>expr. step (or tread) on one's toes, to offend or annoy one.
Ex. ... stepping on the toes of vested interests (Bulletin of Atomic Scientists).Ex. ... stepping on the toes of vested interests (Bulletin of Atomic Scientists).' onclick='Pronounce(this.id);'>
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Ex. The scientist as the visionary bungler stubbing his toe over the most obvious facts of life certainly has his counterpart in everyday experience (Wall Street Journal).' title='expr. stub one's toe, to fumble; blunder.
Ex. The scientist as the visionary bungler stubbing his toe over the most obvious facts of life certainly has his counterpart in everyday experience (Wall Street Journal). in english'>expr. stub one's toe, to fumble; blunder.
Ex. The scientist as the visionary bungler stubbing his toe over the most obvious facts of life certainly has his counterpart in everyday experience (Wall Street Journal).Ex. The scientist as the visionary bungler stubbing his toe over the most obvious facts of life certainly has his counterpart in everyday experience (Wall Street Journal).' onclick='Pronounce(this.id);'>
toe
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expr. toe to toe, facing one another at close quarters.
Ex. to fight it out toe to toe.
toe
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noun 1a. one of the five end parts of the human foot.
b. a corresponding part in a vertebrate animal.
2. the part of a stocking, shoe, or slipper, that covers the toes.
Ex. to have a hole in the toe of a sock.
3. the forepart o
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toe, noun, verb, toed,toeing.
toe
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v.i. 1. to turn the toes in walking or standing.
Ex. to toe in, to toe out.
2. to move on or tap with the toes in dancing.
toe
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v.t. 1. to touch or reach with the toes.
Ex. Toe this line.
2. to furnish with a toe or toes; make or put a new toe on.
Ex. to toe a stocking.
3a. to drive (a nail) in slantwise.
b. to fasten (boards) with nails driven in

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