No. 1,892 in French
pieds
"Feet" (plural of "foot").
In a sentence
Il marche pieds nus sur le sable.
He walks barefoot on the sand.
Here, 'pieds' is used to mean 'feet' in the context of being without shoes.
Elle a acheté des chaussures de marche pour ses pieds.
She bought walking shoes for her feet.
In this sentence, 'pieds' refers to the physical part of the body—the feet—that require support while walking.
Les enfants jouent au bord de l'eau avec leurs pieds dans l'eau.
The children play at the water's edge with their feet in the water.
Here, 'pieds' signifies the part of the body submerged in water during play.
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