flat feet
noun[plural]
uk/ˌflæt ˈfiːt/us/ˌflæt ˈfiːt/feetthat arelevelacrossthebottominsteadofcurved
平足，扁平足flat feet| American Dictionary
flat feet
plural noun
us/ˈflæt ˈfit/feet with thewholebottompartof eachfootlevelandtouchingtheground
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Buckskin's training problems worsened, as hisflatfeetand weak suspensory ligaments made him an extremely fragile horse and in all his subsequent races he appeared with heavily-bandaged forelegs.
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In summary, we observed steady walking in our straightlegged mechanism withflatfeet.
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Our model has lightweight,flatfeetmounted on periodically actuated ankle joints.
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The same difficulty appears also in aflatfeetmodel.
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The above observations confirmed that a two-legged mechanism withflatfeetcan exhibit passive dynamic walking like those with semicircular or curved feet.
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We also investigated the effects of the lengths of theflatfeeton walking.
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More than a thousand responses covered a range of concerns, from the costs of disease prevention to the treatment offlatfeetand the use of magnetic resonance imaging.
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It is interesting to compare the gait pattern of our walker withflatfeetto the previous work where round feet or point feet were used.
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It is shown that the mechanism havingflatfeetcan exhibit passive dynamic walking as those with curved feet, but the walking efficiency is significantly lower.
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I take the simple example offlatfeet.
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It so happens that the vast majority of children withflatfeetget better without any treatment.
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The disability offlatfeethas been found to be neither attributable to nor aggravated by service.
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It was the case of a boy of 16, withflatfeet, which had developed in the last few months.
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They have all kinds of complaints—flatfeet, weak hearts, and sometimes weak spirits.
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