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Dictionary French → English: de plain pied avec

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	French	English
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	perdre pied `[aussi` `fig.]`	to get out of one's depth `[while` `paddling,` `bathing]` `[fig.` `too]`
	méd. pied `{m}` plat `[Pes` `planus]`	flat foot
	anat. méd. pied `{m}` valgus `[Pes` `adductus]`	pigeon toe
	anat. méd. pied `{m}` valgus `[Pes` `adductus]`	sickle foot
	anat. méd. pied `{m}` valgus `[Pes` `adductus]`	strephenopodia
	anat. méd. pied `{m}` valgus `[Pes` `adductus]`	talipes varus
	à pied d'œuvre `{adv}`	at the site
	à pied d'œuvre `{adv}`	in place
	à pied d'œuvre `{adv}`	in situ `[on` `site]`
	à pied d'œuvre `{adv}`	on the premises
	à pied d'œuvre `{adv}`	on the spot
	à pied d'œuvre `{adv}`	on-site
	pied à pied `{adv}` `[graduellement]`	gradually
	pied à pied `{adv}` `[graduellement]`	incrementally
	prendre son pied `[loc.]`	to get one's rocks off `[idiom]` `[have` `a` `fun` `time]`
	travailler d'arrache-pied	to beaver away
	travailler d'arrache-pied	to work flat out
	traverser qc. à pied	to walk across sth.
	marche `{m}` à pied `[promenade]`	walk `[stroll]`
	avoir le pied agile	to be nimble on one's feet
	anat. méd. avoir le pied plâtré	to have a cast on one's foot
	lutter pied à pied	to fight every inch of the way
	marcher à cloche-pied	to hop (along)
	mettre pied à terre	to dismount `[from` `a` `horse,` `bicycle,` `etc.]`
	sauter à cloche-pied	to hop
	anat. méd. se tordre le pied	to twist one's foot
	écol. spéc. sylv. bois `{m}` mort sur pied	snag tree
	anat. plante `{f}` antérieure du pied	ball of the foot
	avoir pied `[dans` `l'eau]`	to have a foothold `[in` `water]`
	perdre pied `[fig.]` `[perdre` `contenance]`	to lose the ground (under one's feet) `[also` `fig.]`
	ethn. Pied-noir `{m}` `[Indien` `d'Amérique]`	Blackfeet
	ethn. Pied-noire `{f}` `[Indienne` `d'Amérique]`	Blackfeet `[female]`
	mettre sur pied qc. `[créer]`	to achieve sth.
	mettre sur pied qc. `[créer]`	to get sth. going
	mettre sur pied qc. `[créer]`	to pull sth. together `[get` `off` `the` `ground]` `[idiom]`
	mettre sur pied qc. `[organiser]`	to start up sth. `[firm,` `organization,` `campain,` `initiative]`
	marche `{m}` à pied `[activité` `pédestre]`	walking
	anat. méd. mycose `{f}` du pied `[Tinea` `pedis]`	athlete's foot
	anat. méd. mycose `{f}` du pied `[Tinea` `pedis]`	foot fungus
	C'est le pied ! `[fam.]`	That's terrific! `[coll.]`
	naut. avoir le pied marin `[loc.]`	to be a good sailor `[idiom]` `[not` `get` `seasick]`
	partir du bon pied `[loc.]`	to get off to a dream start `[idiom]`
	partir du bon pied `[loc.]`	to get off to a good start `[idiom]`
	partir du bon pied `[loc.]`	to start on the right foot `[idiom]`
	prendre pied quelque part `[loc.]`	to gain a foothold somewhere `[idiom]`
	éduc. journée `{f}` d'excursion (à pied)	hiking day
	faire du tourisme à pied	to go on a hiking holiday `[Br.]`
	frapper le sol du pied	to stamp one's foot
	pousser un ballon du pied	to kick a ball along
	auto rouler le pied au plancher	to drive with one's foot hard down

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