How is the word pie retrasado translated from Spanish to English

El pie que se coloca más atrás que el otro.

The foot that is placed further behind the other.

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English translation
back foot

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  • Carga el peso en el pie retrasado antes de golpear. Put your weight on your back foot before you swing.

  • El escándalo puso a la empresa a la defensiva. The scandal put the company on the back foot.

  • Se me resbaló el pie retrasado en la hierba mojada. My back foot slipped on the wet grass.

  • Estuvimos a la defensiva durante toda la reunión. We were on the back foot for the whole meeting.

  • ¿Cuál de tus pies es el pie retrasado en esta postura? Which of your feet is the back foot in this stance?

  • ¿Cómo se sale de la defensiva en un debate? How do you get off the back foot in a debate?

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FAQ about “pie retrasado”

How is “pie retrasado” translated from Spanish?
“pie retrasado” translates into English as “back foot”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “pie retrasado” mean?
Meaning of “pie retrasado”: El pie que se coloca más atrás que el otro. In English — “back foot”.
What part of speech is “pie retrasado”?
“pie retrasado” is a phrase.
Where can I see examples with “pie retrasado”?
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