barefoot

barefoot — 形容詞

1. having nothing on your feet — neither shoes nor socks — so your skin touches the

1.形容詞B1
釋義

赤腳的

腳上沒穿鞋襪的狀態

having nothing on your feet — neither shoes nor socks — so your skin touches the ground directly.

例句

Quinn was barefoot on the warm sand, watching the waves roll in.

Quinn 赤腳站在溫暖的沙灘上，看著海浪一波波打過來。

be barefoot + on [surface]

A barefoot child ran past us, chasing a small brown puppy across the lawn.

一個赤腳的小孩從我們身邊跑過，追著一隻棕色的小狗穿越草地。

barefoot + noun (attributive)

同義詞
  • shoeless

    interchangeable but less common in everyday speech

  • unshod

    literary or formal; often used about horses or in poetic writing

反義詞
  • shod

    formal; chiefly used for horses or in literary contexts

文法句型

be barefoot

barefoot + noun

用法筆記

Frequently follows linking verbs such as be, go, stand, walk, or run. As a modifier before a noun (a barefoot dancer), it marks the person as habitually or currently unshod, not the noun itself.

常見錯誤

❌She was barefooted on the beach.
✅She was barefoot on the beach.
💡'barefoot' already works as adjective; 'barefooted' is rare and sounds old-fashioned in modern English.
❌He came in with barefoot.
✅He came in barefoot.
💡no preposition before 'barefoot' when it describes how someone moves or stands.

barefoot — 副詞