your shoes wrong along feetとは 意味・読み方・使い方

of one's feet, to not have shoes on

the sole of a shoe from the toe to the instep

shoe sole extending from the shank to the toe

the footstool that one uses when putting on shoes

(of a person) the condition of wearing shoes on one's feet

a kind of shoe worn to correct a deformity of the feet

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

The toe sticks out of the shoe.

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

socks worn wrong side out

close-fitting hosiery to cover the foot and leg

her shoes had acutely pointed toes

a shoe worn when toe-dancing

the act of putting on shoes without wearing socks

a blister on the sole of a foot caused by the chafing of a shoe

to wipe one's shoes―scrape one's shoes

to be able to put on socks

to take the measure of one's feet―measure one for shoes

worn-out shoes with flapping soles

force one's foot into a shoe

shoes with medium-height heels

Are those shoes of your ready-made or made to order?

his bare feet projected from his trousers

space left in the toe of a shoe

the inner sole of a shoe or boot where the foot rests

The shoes are so small that I can not get them on―get （my feet） into them.

put on [take off] one's shoes

footwear that covers the whole foot and lower leg

the toe box may be rounded or pointed

a low shoe laced over the instep