shoe [ʃuː] shod (past) noun 1 (footwear) zapato (m); (for horse) herradura (f) to put on one's shoes ponerse los zapatos; calzarse (formal); to take off one's shoes quitarse los zapatos; descalzarse (formal) I wouldn't like to be in his shoes no quisiera estar en su lugar or pellejo if I were in your shoes si yo estuviese en tu lugar; yo que tú to step into sb's shoes pasar a ocupar el puesto de algn to be waiting for dead men's shoes esperar a que muera algn (para pasar luego a ocupar su puesto) 2 (Aut) (also brake shoe) zapata (f) transitive verb [+horse] herrar modifier shoe box (n) caja (f) de zapatos shoe brush (n) cepillo (m) para zapatos shoe cream (n) crema (f) de zapatos; crema (f) para el calzado shoe leather (n) cuero (m) para zapatos to wear out one's shoe leather gastarse el calzado I wore out a lot of shoe leather it cost me a lot in shoe leather tuve que andar lo mío; tuve que recorrer mucho camino shoe polish (n) betún (m); lustre (m); (LAm) shoe repairer (n) zapateroazapatera (m) (f) remendónonaremendona;a zapatera ona remendona shoe repairs (n) reparación (f) de zapatos; reparación (f) de calzado shoe [ʃuː] shod (past) noun 1 (footwear) zapato (m); (for horse) herradura (f) to put on one's shoes ponerse los zapatos; calzarse (formal); to take off one's shoes quitarse los zapatos; descalzarse (formal) I wouldn't like to be in his shoes no quisiera estar en su lugar or pellejo if I were in your shoes si yo estuviese en tu lugar; yo que tú to step into sb's shoes pasar a ocupar el puesto de algn to be waiting for dead men's shoes esperar a que muera algn (para pasar luego a ocupar su puesto) 2 (Aut) (also brake shoe) zapata (f) transitive verb [+horse] herrar modifier shoe box (n) caja (f) de zapatos shoe brush (n) cepillo (m) para zapatos shoe cream (n) crema (f) de zapatos; crema (f) para el calzado shoe leather (n) cuero (m) para zapatos to wear out one's shoe leather gastarse el calzado I wore out a lot of shoe leather it cost me a lot in shoe leather tuve que andar lo mío; tuve que recorrer mucho camino shoe polish (n) betún (m); lustre (m); (LAm) shoe repairer (n) zapateroazapatera (m) (f) remendónonaremendona;a zapatera ona remendona shoe repairs (n) reparación (f) de zapatos; reparación (f) de calzado ¿Cómo se dice Socks en España?calcetines pl m
calcetas pl f [Am.
¿Cómo in Spanish mean?Generally speaking, the adverb como has a comparative meaning. You can use it with the verb ser (to be) to compare things, people, actions, etc. There are different ways in which this como can be used, but it usually translates as "as" or "like."
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How do you say shoe in spanish
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