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Перевод: shoe

[прилагательное]
обувной; сапожный;
[существительное]
туфля ; полуботинок ; ботинок ; башмак ; подкова ; железный полоз; кулисный камень; колодка ; наконечник ; полюсный башмак;
[глагол]
обувать; подковывать; подбивать

Тезаурус:

1. The shoe feels exactly the same afterwards, which is the main reason runners want them resoled rather than buying a brand new pair."
2. The stolen gym shoe, hurled by Snecky, caught him on the side of the face.
3. This page: Helen wears mohair sweater made to order or for hire from Contemporary Wardrobe, 66 Great Queen Street, London WC2; Sixties hipster trousers from Wild Child, as before; and Scholl sandals from Selfridges, Oxford Street, London W1, and good shoe shops
4. By popular demand, Mizuno Sports have produced several of their ladies and youngsters shoe ranges in smaller sizes.
5. Its strength and abrasion resistance have made it ideal for shoe cleaning cloths, as provided by most hotel chains.
6. It was nothing, after all, her broken shoe, to do with him.
7. Well, that's shoe business sic as a parrot.
8. DIARY Sean French fingers his typewriter as the main culprit in the singular case of the missing shoe (sorry - "show")
9. 165g Ultra lightweight specialist marathon shoe, nylon and satin mesh upper with EVA compression moulded midsole.
10. STYLO, the Bradford-based shoe retailer, headed by Arnold Ziff, is slashing the payout to shareholders from 9p to 2p on October 1, after plunging from a 1.67m profit to a 9.06m pre-tax loss in 1991.
11. Easy shoe fastenings;
12. Two - shoe
13. He rummages in the back of his wardrobe for an old black shoe with a suitable lace and uncovers a cardboard box containing a brand-new clock radio, made in Hong Kong, sealed in a transparent plastic envelope and nestling in a polystyrene mould.