go barefoot

Frequency: 8.015.2 per million words

to be in a place or move around without wearing shoes or socks

barefootVERB + barefoot

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Examples (10)

  • The children had to go barefoot because there was no money for shoes.
  • I love to go barefoot on the grass during summer.
  • We went barefoot on the beach and felt the warm sand.
  • Going barefoot can connect you more deeply with nature.
  • Is it hygienic to go barefoot in public places like a park?
  • If the floor is clean, I prefer to go barefoot inside the house.
  • She's planning to go barefoot at her beach wedding.
  • Take off your shoes and go barefoot for a while; it's very relaxing.
  • You shouldn't go barefoot on the hot city pavement.
  • In many cultures, it's customary to go barefoot indoors.