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underfoot [ˌʌndəˈfʊt, ingl. am. -dɚˈ-] ADV.

underfoot

лежа́щий под нога́ми

to trample sb/sth underfoot a. fig.

to trample sb/sth underfoot a. fig.

to trample sth underfoot

to trample sb/sth underfoot a. fig.

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As they are underfoot of the climbers, they are viewed as an annoyance. en.wikipedia.org

Due to the success of these initiatives, plans are underfoot for several more state school projects. en.wikipedia.org

He dashed the idols to the ground and trampled them underfoot. en.wikipedia.org

The track is tighter and has a shorter run-in, with the variable underfoot conditions making for some expected results. en.wikipedia.org

There are 3 models in the series which differing waist widths of 95, 110 and 125 millimeters underfoot to accommodate different terrain. en.wikipedia.org

The finished result, which can be intricately patterned, creates a floor that provides supreme underfoot luxury with high performance. en.wikipedia.org

The arete is stony and loose underfoot due to erosion and it is better to stick to the firmer rock along the crest. en.wikipedia.org

The downside of the shorter skis was that athletes found that recoveries were more difficult with a smaller platform underfoot. en.wikipedia.org

It is easier to care for the pullets; no birds are underfoot. 2. en.wikipedia.org

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