ほんとに安い靴下はほんとに一瞬でダメになるの英語

Cheap shoes wear out quickly.

the condition of a shoe of painfully rubbing a foot because the shoe is the wrong size

I need to buy some insoles for my shoes.

shoes that are worn only inside barracks called {'einaika'}

My shoes are worn out, and I mast have a new pair made.

My shoes are so tight that they have blistered my feet.

“The shoes at this store are much cheaper than at the other."“So they are."

If I tried to wear shoes with heels that high, I'd sprain my ankle.

Every time I wear new shoes, I get blisters.

something that supports a sock from falling down to one's ankles

My shoes need polishing.

My socks get holes in them quickly.

a covering or garment that is worn on one's feet and under shoes

My shoe has rubbed my heel.

Those shoes fit well right away, don't they?

to wear out one's footwear

The soles wear away.

low footwear that can be slipped on and off easily

My boots have become stiff through exposure to the rain―（他動詞構文にすれば）―The rain has stiffened my boots.

You need not take off your shoes

Brush off the dust from your shoes.

If you are taking your shoes off, please put them in their place.

a bruise on one's foot caused by wearing shoes that do not fit properly

Dry off your shoes before you go.

worn-out shoes with flapping soles

Are the shoes there cheap?

These shoes are too small for me, I can't get them on

These shoes were cheap since they were sale goods.

a stout, coarse shoe

Better wear out shoes than sheets.