Sandal Meaning in English
word
ˈsændəɫ
SAN-duhl
sˈændəl
SAN-duhl
Definition
A light, open shoe that is held on the foot by straps or bands, usually worn in warm weather.
Usage & Nuances
'Sandal' is usually singular ('a sandal'), plural is 'sandals'. Commonly used as 'flip-flop' (rubber type) in informal speech, but 'sandal' is broader. Used for summer, beach, or casual wear; not for formal occasions.
Spanish: sandaliaPortuguese (BR): sandáliaPortuguese (PT): sandáliaChinese (Simplified): 凉鞋Chinese (Traditional): 涼鞋Hindi: चप्पलArabic: صندلBengali: স্যান্ডেলRussian: сандалия - сандалииJapanese: サンダルVietnamese: dép sandalKorean: 샌들Turkish: sandaletUrdu: چپلIndonesian: sandal
Example Sentences
I wear sandals to the beach.
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These sandals are very comfortable.
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He forgot one sandal at home.
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My favorite summer shoes are definitely sandals.
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Don’t wear those old sandals to the party!
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I got blisters from my new sandals after walking all day.
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