Agues come on horseback,but go away on foot.
病来,病去抽丝。
Victorian men developed fetishes focusing on feet, shoes, and boots.
维多利亚时期的男性对脚、鞋和靴有恋物癖。
We decided to go on foot.
我决定步行去。
Nowadays people like travelling on foot.
现在人喜欢徒步旅行。
Today they came here on foot.
今天他走路来的。
Traveling on foot takes such a long time comparing with modern ways of getting about.
与现代化旅行方式相比, 徒步旅行花的时间太多了。
"Housewives can visit shopping centres on foot for in these specially designed living areas, cars are unnecessary."
"家庭主妇可以步行去商业中心,因为在这些计的生活区小汽车是不需要的。"
The best thing to do when you have pins and needles in your leg is to stamp your foot on the floor several times.
腿发麻时，最好的办法就是在地板上跺几下脚。
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I come to school on foot, too.
我也行上学。
Patrols spend days in the bush on foot.
巡逻兵连日徒巡逻灌木丛。
It was a long, arduous task, completed on foot and using boats.
这是漫长又艰辛的过程，靠脚力与小船的协助完成。
Neighbors arrive on bicycle or on foot.
邻居们骑自行行来。
Adult great whites reach 15 feet on average.
成年的大白鲨平均会长到 15 英尺。
But I walk to her house on foot.
但是我还是徒走到她的家里。
Keep your feet on the ground.
把脚放在地上。
The crew landed and went to investigate on foot.
机组人员着陆后行前往调查。
She travelled partly by carriage and partly on foot, carrying her basket.
她挎着篮子坐了一段马，又走了一段路。
It's just like you to come on foot from Millcote.
走着从米尔考特回来，这正像你。
Some children go to school on foot in Munich, Germany.
在德国慕尼黑，一些孩子走路去学校。
She left the carriage and came into Marlott on foot.
她下了马，行进入马勒特村。
It's too far from here to town on foot.
从这里行到城里太远了。
We have to do everything on foot or by boat.
做所有的事情我们必须行乘船。
It involves crossing nations on foot, walking dozens of miles.
难民们要徒几十公里穿越数国。
To them, Citywalk means " roaming around the city" on foot.
对他们来说， Citywalk 意味着行“在城市里漫”。
The boy cut his foot on the wire last week.
那个男孩上周让铁丝网划伤了脚。
Sorry, Bella, we have to go on foot from here.
“抱歉，贝拉，从这里开始我们就得走过去了。”
Does he go to school on foot or by bicycle?
13 他是行还是骑自行上学？
Scott's team ended up on foot.
斯科特及队员们徒前行。
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,病去抽丝。
决定步行去。
计的生活区小汽车是不需要的。"
行上学。
报 (New York Times)
