sock
word
/ˈsɑk/
sahk
/sˈɒk/
sok
Definition
A sock is a piece of clothing you wear on your foot, usually inside a shoe. Socks can be short or long, thick or thin, and they help keep your feet warm or comfortable.
Usage & Nuances
Usually countable: 'a sock', 'two socks'. Often used in pairs: 'a pair of socks'. Common collocations include 'put on socks', 'take off your socks', 'clean socks', and 'thick wool socks'. Do not confuse it with the informal verb 'sock' meaning 'hit hard'.
Spanish: calcetínPortuguese (BR): meiaPortuguese (PT): meiaChinese (Simplified): 袜子Chinese (Traditional): 襪子Hindi: मोज़ाArabic: جوربBengali: মোজাRussian: носокJapanese: 靴下Vietnamese: tất - vớKorean: 양말Turkish: çorapUrdu: جرابIndonesian: kaus kaki
Example Sentences
I need a clean sock for my left foot.
basic
Her socks are blue and white.
basic
He put on thick socks before going outside.
basic
I can never find the matching sock when I'm in a hurry.
natural
Take your socks off before you walk on the wet floor.
natural
These wool socks keep my feet warm all winter.
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