His company will foot the expenses for the business trip abroad.
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To kick something with your foot.
He tried to foot the ball.
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The player skillfully footed the ball down the field during the game.
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foottransitive-verb
To add a total at the bottom of a column of figures.
Foot the column before submitting.
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The accountant had to foot the receipts to calculate the department's spending.
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footintransitive-verb
To walk.
We decided to foot it home.
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Since the bus wasn't running, we had to foot the distance to the station.
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footidiom
In phrase: to put your foot in it - to say something tactless or embarrassing.
I really put my foot in it!
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She put her foot in it when she asked about his ex-wife at the party.
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footphrasal-verb
In phrase: foot the bill - to pay for something.
He will foot the bill.
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The company agreed to foot the bill for the employee's training.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The word "foot" in English means: The part of the body at the end of the leg that you stand on., The lowest part of something; the base., A unit of length equal to 12 inches (approximately 30 centimeters)..
The phonetic transcription of "foot" is /fʊt/ in British English and /fʊt/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.
Synonyms for "foot": toe, bottom, hoof, base.
Example usage of "foot": "My foot hurts after running.". More examples on the page.