shoes
/ʃuːz/
noun
What you wear on your feet to walk outside
“Put on your shoes before going out.”
נעליים
Shoes is a noun in the clothing category. It is a beginner (ages 6-8) word, meaning "What you wear on your feet to walk outside" In Hebrew, shoes translates to נעליים.
Example Sentences
- She tied her shoelaces into a neat bow before leaving for school.
- He got new running shoes that helped him run faster than ever.
- Please take off your shoes at the door so you do not muddy the carpet.
Did You Know? The oldest shoes ever found are over 10,000 years old, made from woven grass in a cave in Oregon! Until the 1800s, shoes were made the same for the left and right foot — there were no "left shoes" or "right shoes." The first shoes designed differently for each foot were made in Philadelphia in 1822.
Common Word Combinations
tie shoesrunning shoespair of shoesshoe size
Related Words
bootssandalssneakerssocks
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