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Перевод: underfoot

[наречие]
на земле; под ногами; в подчинении; под контролем; под ногами

Тезаурус:

1. Then he trampled it underfoot into the frozen soil.
2. It's good to feel the tarmac underfoot; we are moving fairly fast, it's a lovely night and I feel great.
3. The ascent to Ingleborough's top from Newby, although direct, is the least attractive route, being pathless most of the way and unfriendly underfoot on the rough and featureless crossing of Ingleborough Common.
4. This was open desert, and there was not a dune in sight and it was firm underfoot.
5. Enthusiasts who are both cave spotters and train spotters will enjoy Batty Green; others not so addicted will probably not, the area being pathless and rough underfoot and lacking the beauty of other parts of the region.
6. Overhead and underfoot: water soaks into the ground to collect within an aquifer, where the rock is permeable.
7. I nearly slipped on the convex peel as it made a squishing sound underfoot, doing small damage to my shoe.
8. "Piece of cake, eh, Geoff?" he said, referring to the going underfoot.
9. From a stile in the top corner of the enclosure containing the boulders a short climb brings the summit ridge of Norber underfoot and a glorious view over Clapham Bottoms to Ingleborough, from the highest of many cairns at 1320 feet.
10. It looked good to the eye, it felt firm underfoot, the Land Rover had no problems, but the wheelbarrow seemed designed to plough a furrow.
11. Robyn followed as best she could, her high-heeled boots skidding on the slippery surfaces, polished by generations of men grinding black sand underfoot.
12. They may be glazed, with a plain colour or a printed design, or unglazed - more commonly known as quarry tiles - and many have textured surfaces to make them less slippery underfoot.
13. So in he went, bravely enough, thinking all the time of the thickness of rock and peat and earth over his head, and the air in that place was chill and damp and the ground underfoot was moist and sodden.