LookItUpon foot
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ɑn ˈfʊt/ · UK /ɒn ˈfʊt/
on foot means: Travelling by walking or running, rather than using a vehicle or riding an animal.
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Travelling by walking or running, rather than using a vehicle or riding an animal.
- We went to school on foot.
- The thieves escaped on foot through the park.
- Can you reach the village on foot?
If a plan or activity is described this way, it has started or is being prepared.
- A plan was already on foot.
- The council set a new inquiry on foot.
- Preparations were on foot for a royal visit.
Questions about on foot
What does on foot mean?
Travelling by walking or running, rather than using a vehicle or riding an animal.
What is on foot in other languages?
Türkçe: yürüyerek · Español: a pie · Français: à pied · Deutsch: zu Fuß · Italiano: a piedi · 日本語: 徒歩で
How do you pronounce on foot?
In American English /ɑn ˈfʊt/; in British English /ɒn ˈfʊt/.
How do you use on foot in a sentence?
We went to school on foot. The thieves escaped on foot through the park.
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