1. [口]把...加在一起, 结算：foot to foot 短兵相接 | foot up [口]把...加在一起, 结算 | foot up to 加起来共..., 共计...
2. 抬脚过高：侧锋 flanker | 抬脚过高 foot-up | 组架司克兰 formation of scrummage
3. 争先踢球(违例)：foot thrust 刺足 | foot up 爭先踢球(違例) | foot work 足部動作
4. 抬脚过早(指前排队员)：钩球 hook | 抬脚过早(指前排队员) foot up | 高抱 overgrip
1. Frenchman Patrice Carillon surprised officials when he turned up on foot at the day's third checkpoint after running out of fuel.
2. Foot and mouth disease has spread to a second herd of cattle in southern Britain, as experts narrow down the possible source and step up efforts at containment.
3. With China continuing to open up its insurance industry, more and more international insurance giants have set foot in China's market.
4. His reconstructed left foot has held up fine in individual workouts and scrimmages, but the true tests will come when the Rockets start playing exhibition games.
5. But she was forced to put her foot down when some embarrassing items almost ended up on the site.
6. foot up
6. Up to a foot of rain was possible in West Virginia's hilly Eastern Panhandle and 6 to 9 inches was forecast for parts of Pennsylvania.
7. Peterson stumbled as he tried to hod Wesley up and landed on Wesley's left foot.
8. There is no rule or precedence to stop a homeless person from setting foot in a library and picking up a book.
9. He heartbreakingly pulled up lame in the 2008 Beijing Games with a foot injury that required surgery and a long rehabilitation.
10. foot up
10. Hikers here can choose to ascend the mountainside on foot, or ride up in a gondola or cable car.
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