Word: flatfoot
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Synonyms: flatfoot
splayfoot, patrolman
Translations: flatfoot
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spanish
Translations:
pie plano, de pie plano, el pie plano, del pie plano
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german
Translations:
bulle, plattfuß, Plattfuß, Platt, Plattfuss, Plattfußes
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french
Translations:
flic, pied plat, pieds plats, les pieds plats
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italian
Translations:
piede piatto, piedipiatti, a piede piatto, piedi piatti
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portuguese
Translations:
pé chato, pé plano, o pé chato, de flatfoot
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dutch
Translations:
platvoet, platvoeten, een platvoet
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russian
Translations:
плоскостопие, плоскостопием, полицейский
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norwegian
Translations:
plattfot
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swedish
Translations:
plattfot, plattfothet, POLIS
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finnish
Translations:
latta, poliisi, Flatfoot
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danish
Translations:
sygepleje flatfoot
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czech
Translations:
ploché nohy, plochá noha
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polish
Translations:
krawężnik, glina
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hungarian
Translations:
lúdtalp
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turkish
Translations:
düztaban, aynasız
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greek
Translations:
πλατυποδία, πλατυποδίας, ποδιού με πλατυποδία, του ποδιού με πλατυποδία
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ukrainian
Translations:
плоскостопість
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albanian
Translations:
shputë e rrafshët, dystaban
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bulgarian
Translations:
плоско стъпало, моряк, полицай
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belarusian
Translations:
плоскаступнёвасць, пласкаступнёвасць
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estonian
Translations:
lampjalgsus, lampjalg
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croatian
Translations:
policajac, ravan taban
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lithuanian
Translations:
plokščiapėdiškumas, policininkas, plokščia pėda
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latvian
Translations:
plakanā pēda
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romanian
Translations:
platfus, picioare plate
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slovenian
Translations:
Komisar brez kolta
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slovak
Translations:
ploché, plochej
The meaning and "use of": flatfoot
noun
- a condition in which the foot has an arch that is lower than usual. - In stage II dysfunction, the tendon has become dysfunctional and the foot has developed acquired flatfoot , but the deformity is passively correctable.
- a police officer. - But it does not require a platoon of flatfoots to make discreet inquiries and have a minor removed from the premises for an infraction against liquor-control regulations.
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