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Phrases (21)
(to end up) feet first
tynnu’i draed ato
at the feet of (someone)
wrth draed (rhywun)
be on one’s feet
aros ar fy (dy, ei, a.y.b.) nhraed
verb noun
cold feet
traed oer
cool head and warm feet make for a long life
genau oer a thraed gwresog a fydd byw yn hir
feet of clay
traed o bridd
find one’s feet
cael fy (dy, ei, a.y.b.) nhraed danaf (danat, dano, a.y.b.)
verb noun
I was angry that I had no shoes and then I met a man who had no feet
yr oeddwn yn flin bod heb esgidiau, ond cwrddais â dyn heb draed
in one’s stockinged feet
yn nhraed fy (dy, ei, a.y.b.) sanau
land on my feet
disgyn ar fy (dy ei a.y.b.) nhraed
land on one’s feet
cwympo ar fy (dy, ei, a.y.b.) nhraed
verb noun
on one's feet
am fy (dy, ei, a.y.b.) nhraed
only a fool uses both feet to test the water's depth
dim ond ffŵl sy'n defnyddio'i ddwy droed i brofi dyfnder afon
put one’s feet up
rhoi fy (dy, ei, a.y.b.) nhraed lan
verb noun
stand on one’s own two feet
sefyll ar fy (dy, ei, a.y.b.) ngwadnau fy (dy, ei, a.y.b.) hun
verb noun
, sefyll ar fy (dy, ei, a.y.b.) nhraed fy (dy, ei, a.y.b.) hun
verb noun
suffer with one’s feet
achwyn fy (dy, ei, a.y.b.) nhraed
verb noun
to drag one’s feet
llusgo traed
to pull the carpet from under one’s feet
tynnu tir tan draed
trip over one’s own two feet
baglu ar draws fy (dy, ei, a.y.b.) nhraed fy (dy, ei, a.y.b.) hun
verb noun
with one’s feet firmly on the ground
â’m (â’th, â’i, a.y.b.) traed ar y ddaear
with one's feet under the table
a’m (a’th, a’i, a.y.b.) traed dan y bwrdd