shoe

გამოთქმა: /ʃuː/

Universal

1a covering for the foot, typically made of leather, having a sturdy sole and not reaching above the ankle.
a horseshoe.

2something resembling a shoe in shape or use, in particular:
a drag for a wheel.
short for brake shoe.
a socket, especially on a camera, for fitting a flash unit or other accessory: an accessory shoe
a metal rim or ferrule, especially on the runner of a sledge.
a step for a mast.
a box from which cards are dealt in casinos at baccarat or some other card games.

Universal

1 [with object] fit (a horse) with a shoe or shoes: they are waiting to have their horses shod
(be shod) be wearing shoes of a specified kind:his large feet were shod in trainers

2protect (the end of an object such as a pole) with a metal shoe:the four wooden baulks were each shod with heavy iron heads
fit a tyre to (a wheel): its 14-inch wheels were shod with 175/65 tyres

be (or put oneself) in another person's shoes: be (or put oneself) in another person’s situation or predicament:if I’d been in your shoes I’d have walked out on him
dead men's shoes: property or a position coveted by a prospective successor but available only on a person’s death: he had fallen into an estate by a series of dead men’s shoes
if the shoe fits, wear it: North Americansee if the cap fits, wear it (at cap¹).
shoe leather: informal used in reference to the wear on shoes through walking:you can save on shoe leather by giving us your instructions over the telephone
wait for the other shoe to drop: North American informal be prepared for a further or consequential event or complication to occur.

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