Definition of 一足 (いっそく)

いっそく

一足

いっそく

issoku

adverbial noun, noun (temporal)
pair (footwear)
Other readings:
1足【いっそく】
Related Kanji
one, one radical (no.1)
leg, foot, be sufficient, counter for pairs of footwear
Example sentences(showing 18 results)

かれ
くろ
いっそく
1足
He bought a pair of black shoes yesterday

わた
あた
新しい
くつ
いっそく
一足
I got a pair of new shoes

かれ
あた
新しい
くつ
いっそく
一足
He bought a new pair of shoes

くつ
いっそく
一足
I bought a pair of shoes

かのじょ
彼女
わた
いっそく
一足
She gave me a nice pair of shoes

わた
くつ
いっそく
一足
I bought a pair of shoes

くつ
いっそく
一足
たん
単位
Shoes are sold in pairs

かれ
くつ
いっそく
1足
He bought a pair of shoes

わた
いっそく
1足
I bought a pair of boots

かのじょ
彼女
いっそく
一足
She bought a pair of boots

わた
くつ
いっそく
一足
I must buy a pair of shoes

かれ
いっそく
一足
くつ
He bought a pair of shoes

わた
くつ
いっそく
一足
My uncle gave me a pair of shoes

ナンシー
あか
赤い
くつ
いっそく
1足
Nancy wants a pair of red shoes

I want to buy a pair of ski boots

かのじょ
彼女
ちち
いっそく
1足
くつ
She got a pair of shoes from Father

Whose is this pair of stockings

まい
くつした
靴下
いっそく
1足
くつした
靴下
Two stockings are called a pair of stockings