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sandal

gb/sˈændəl/ us/sˈændəl/
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open shoe with straps

A sandal is an open shoe with straps.

Patrón de uso: wear [sandals]; a pair of sandals
Error frecuente:
Learners often use the singular when English normally prefers the plural for the item worn as a pair ("sandals" or "a pair of sandals").
Sinónimos
open-toe shoe (A general descriptive term; not a fixed footwear category.) | flip-flop (A very casual type of sandal with a thong between the toes (not all sandals are flip-flops).)
Antónimos
boot (A boot covers and encloses more of the foot (and often the ankle/leg).) | closed-toe shoe (A general opposite in that the toes are covered.)
Colocaciones
a pair of sandals |leather sandals |flat sandals |strappy sandals |hiking sandals |beach sandals |wear sandals |open-toe sandals |sandals and socks |comfortable sandals
Temas
clothing |fashion |daily_life
Ejemplos
  • She wore sandals to the beach because it was so hot.
  • I need comfortable sandals for walking around the city.
  • He slipped off his sandals at the door.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
  • These sandals are very comfortable.
  • I wear sandals in summer.
Gramática
Forma de diccionario
sandal
AFI
GB/sˈændəl/
US/sˈændəl/
Sílabas y acento
san - dal (2 sílabas)
Stress on 1st syllable (san)
Formas de la palabra
Noun
  • Base: sandal
  • Plural: sandals
Expresiones

gladiator sandals

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/ɡlˈædiˌeɪtɚ sˈændəlz/
fixed phrase

sandals with many straps

Gladiator sandals have many straps, sometimes up the leg.

Ejemplos
  • Gladiator sandals were popular again last summer.
  • She chose gladiator sandals that lace up to the ankle.

jesus sandals

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/d͡ʒˈizəs sˈændəlz/
fixed phrase informal

simple leather sandals style

Jesus sandals are simple leather sandals.

Ejemplos
  • He showed up in jeans and Jesus sandals.
  • The store sells basic leather ‘Jesus sandals’ in several colors.

platform sandals

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/plˈætfˌɔɹm sˈændəlz/
fixed phrase

sandals with thick raised soles

Platform sandals are sandals with very thick soles.

Ejemplos
  • She bought black platform sandals for the party.
  • Platform sandals can be hard to walk in on uneven pavement.

sandal tan

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/sˈændəl tˈæn/
fixed phrase

tan lines from sandals

A sandal tan is a tan line on your feet from sandals.

Ejemplos
  • After a week outside, I had a clear sandal tan.
  • He tried to avoid a sandal tan by switching shoes during the day.

sandals and socks

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/sˈændəlz ˈænd sˈɑks/
fixed phrase

wearing socks with sandals

“Sandals and socks” means wearing socks with sandals.

Ejemplos
  • He went out in sandals and socks and didn’t care what anyone thought.
  • Some people think sandals and socks look bad, but others find it practical.

slide sandals

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/slˈaɪd sˈændəlz/
fixed phrase

slip-on sandals with one strap

Slide sandals are slip-on sandals, usually with one strap.

Ejemplos
  • He threw on a pair of slide sandals to take out the trash.
  • Slide sandals are easy to pack for a weekend trip.

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