足の裏 | význam v japončine

足の裏【あしのうら】

Poradie podľa frekvencie: 14 875. – 14 927.

Ajのうら【あしのうら】あしのうら

výraz; podstatné meno

sole of the foot

This term refers specifically to the underside of the foot, where it touches the ground. It is often used in contexts related to anatomy, health, or footwear.

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My sole hurts, so I changed my shoes.

Vzorové vety2 výsledky

、。。

All this walking is killing the soles of my feet and my toes. I wonder if I have the right size shoes.

Tatoeba

。

Soles of the feet are insensitive to heat and cold.

Tatoeba

足の裏【あしのうら】

Poradie podľa frekvencie: 14 875. – 14 927.

Ajのうら【あしのうら】あしのうら

výraz; podstatné meno

sole of the foot

This term refers specifically to the underside of the foot, where it touches the ground. It is often used in contexts related to anatomy, health, or footwear.

、。

My sole hurts, so I changed my shoes.

Vzorové vety2 výsledky

、。。

All this walking is killing the soles of my feet and my toes. I wonder if I have the right size shoes.

Tatoeba

。

Soles of the feet are insensitive to heat and cold.

Tatoeba

足

N41

意leg; foot; be sufficient; counter for pairs of footwear

訓あし、た.りる、た.る、た.す

音ソク

名あ、あす、おす、たらし

Podrobnosti

裏

N26

意back; amidst; in; reverse; inside; palm; sole; rear; lining; wrong side

訓うら

音リ

Podrobnosti

Načítavam

Lingaku

Japončina

Čínština

O nás

足の裏【あしのうら】

Poradie podľa frekvencie: 14 875. – 14 927.

Ajのうら【あしのうら】あしのうら

výraz; podstatné meno

sole of the foot

This term refers specifically to the underside of the foot, where it touches the ground. It is often used in contexts related to anatomy, health, or footwear.

、。

My sole hurts, so I changed my shoes.

Vzorové vety2 výsledky

、。。

All this walking is killing the soles of my feet and my toes. I wonder if I have the right size shoes.

Tatoeba

。

Soles of the feet are insensitive to heat and cold.

Tatoeba

足の裏【あしのうら】

Poradie podľa frekvencie: 14 875. – 14 927.

Ajのうら【あしのうら】あしのうら

výraz; podstatné meno

sole of the foot

This term refers specifically to the underside of the foot, where it touches the ground. It is often used in contexts related to anatomy, health, or footwear.