un pied

foot

→ un

phrase Uncommon #20,120

foot A unit of length, or the part of the body below the ankle. In the examples, it can also mean a leg of a chair or table.

FR: Il a un pied cassé.

EN: He has a broken foot.

He moves one foot again, slightly.

— Pinocchio (2019)

One foot after the other.

This chair is missing a leg.

Now I have one foot in the grave.

He was constantly shifting his weight from one foot to the other.

The one who also has one foot in prison.

— Avatar : De feu et de cendres (2025)

Walk forward in a straight line, one foot in front of the other.

One foot in front of the other.

This table is missing a leg.

You’ve set foot on Planet Pain.

— Séquences et conséquences (2000)

You just have to put one foot in front of the other.

— Chute libre (1993)

He already has one foot in the grave.

That one already has one foot in the grave.

— Huit et demi (1963)

A foot is worth thirty centimeters.

I already have one foot in the grave.

A foot has five toes.