Vocab-ability–173 (ped, pod = foot) – A More Powerful Vocabulary (earn UpVotes with “Vocab Practice” exercise)

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MY VOCAB PRACTICE:

  1. One of more consistent features in many complex musical instruments such as church organs, or harps is presence of pedals to utilize players feet.

  2. Pedestrians exhibit a tendency to forget that they are the softest, most vulnerable participants in the trafic.

  3. Repeated expeditions to the oceans depths always provide a measure of useful data.
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  4. A podiatrist ought not to be confused with a pediatrist.

  5. Centipedes come in variety of shapes and sizes.


Good work!

MY VOCAB PRACTICE

  1. To operate the go-cart depress the pedal.
  2. Pedestrians must use the crosswalk.
  3. In October I am going on sabbatical from my job and start my expedition around the world.
  4. Shelia went to the podiatrist after she sliced her foot open on the glass.
  5. Have you ever poured a bowl of cereal and found a centipede in you bowl?


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MY VOCAB PRACTICE

  1. The old man was too tired to pedal his bicycle, so he had to leave it at home.

  2. Government should impose a high levee on traders that are fond of blocking the pedestrian lane with their goods

  3. My family and I went on a fun expedition last week.

  4. The athlete was referred to a podiatrist to attend to his foot injury.

  5. I found a dead centipede in my kitchen this morning.


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MY VOCAB PRACTICE.
1-Pedal-:
This is a important pedal.
2-Pedestrain-:
Zebra crossing for pedestrain.
3-Expedition-:
We don't expedition to a good person.
4-Podiatrist-:
His podiatrist treatmint diseases to international doctor.
5-Centipede-:
You are my centipede friend.


Good work!

MY VOCAB PRACTICE
1-Pedal sewing machine is better than electronic sewing machine
2-On the highway road there are both side pedestrian way
3-Indian government held cleanliness expedition.
4-Do not jump from this height otherwise you have to consult with podiatrist.
5-Centipede is a dangerous creeping insect .


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MY VOCAB PRACTICE

1.- I broke my bicycle right pedal.

2.- I got hurt in my ped so I am going to visit
podiatrist.

3.- We are planning a small expedition to Delhi.

4.-John didn't use pedestrian for morning walk.

5.-Yesterday night while having dinner near our
camp I noticed a tiny centipede roaming
around.


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I am getting school homework feel here thank you 😊

MY VOCAB PRACTICE

  1. Pedal:
    As you pedal along, the bicycle feels like any other.

  2. Pedestrian:
    But the only legal traffic on the bridge now is pedestrian.

  3. Expedition:
    We can't allow you to be on a fishing expedition.

  4. Podiastrist:
    If you have calluses on your feet, any podiatrist would prescribe an ointment to cure the problem.

  5. Centipede:
    The injury was as a result of action from the centipede's forcipules.


Good work!

MY VOCAB PRACTICE

  1. Pedal: Pedaling down the street with streamers flitting and fluttering behind her in her new tricycle, the girl beamed with joy.

  2. Pedestrian: 'Watch for pedestrians,' her mother called after her.

  3. Podiatrist: She couldn't walk outside without help so she watched from the kitchen window while she gossiped on the phone about the handsome podiatrist she saw the other day.

  4. Expedition: It was quite the expedition for her -- getting around in the home with a cast on her ankle: she didn't like it; plus she hadn't worn heels in three weeks.

  5. Centipede: She looked over at the creepy crawlers in her son's vivarium: 'With all those feet a centipede is just fine missing a few, but it's not itself any more, is it? -- not a centipede.'


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MY VOCAB PRACTICE

  1. She put her foot down on the accelerator pedal.
  2. The criminal pushed a pedestrian down and ran away.
  3. He decided to postpone the expedition until the following day.
  4. But podiatrists vary widely in surgical training and experience, so be sure to ask.
  5. From his mouth crawled a long, dead centipede of dried blood.


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"MY VOCAB PRACTICE."

  1. Step on this PEDAL to accelerate the car.

  2. I hope our walkways become safer for PEDESTRIANS.

  3. I'm on an EXPEDITION of exploring the world...through the Internet!

  4. If your left foot has been feeling sore since last week, it's best that you consult a PODIATRIST to know why, and how to relieve it.

  5. My sister doesn't like CENTIPEDES and their smell when she accidentally steps on them.


Good work!

MY VOCAB PRACTICE

  1. My toddler learned to pedal her little tricycle for the first time.

  2. Pedestrians should always look both ways before crossing and avoid jaywalking on busy streets.

  3. Outer space would make one incredible expedition.

  4. Do some podiatrists also have foot fetiches?

  5. The movie Centipede is disgusting and makes me sick.


Good work! And good question re podiatrists! I think you've come close to answering the question of why anyone would become a podiatrist.

MY VOCAB PRACTICE
1-Pedal
I wonder if bicycle could be upgraded to stop using pedal.
2-pedestrian
I disregard any pedestrian crossing sign and view all road as express way when i am walking.
3-Expedition
The pirate captain embark on an expedition in search of treasure
4-Podiatrist
The man went to the podiatrist when his leg was swelling.
5-Centipede
There was a folktale that when someone count the leg of a centipede successfully, the person will become rich.


Good work!

I recently heard about a new type of "standing bicycle" ... https://gearjunkie.com/elliptigo-stand-racing-bike

My Vocab Practice

  1. Pedal- she had to adjust her leg on the pedal of the bicycle so that she would be comfortable
  2. Pedestrian- Mary had to climb the pedestrian bridge because she was scared of the highway
  3. Expedition- Mary and her friend went on a field trip expedition
  4. Podiatrist- my friends grand father was a podiatrist
  5. Centipede- she ran away because she saw a centipede


Good work!

My Vocab practice

  • pedal
    he moved the pedal so fast because he was in a hurry
  • pedestrian
    they all crossed the pedestrian with so much ease
  • expedition
    The Expedition took them several hour's before they reached their destination
  • podiatrist
    Samuel had a swollen foot so he had to visit a podiatrist
  • Centipede
    Luke was very scared when he saw a centipede walking towards him, and he had to kill it.


Good work!

MY VOCAB PRACTICE:

  1. Pedal. When I was younger, I used to hear people say "put the pedal to the metal" when referring to driving fast in their hot rods.

  2. Pedestrian. When I'm in New York City, sometimes I forget I'm merely a pedestrian in the big city and must be careful when I cross the street!

  3. Expedition. One of the most fascinating explorers I've read about is Ernest Shackleton, who led three expeditions in the Arctic in the early 20th Century.

  4. Podiatrist. I remember I had nerve damage in my foot and I saw a podiatrist and he gave me a shot and it's been better since!

  5. Centipede. I remember the first time I saw a centipede, it had all those legs and seemed to walk with such amazing coordination!


Good work!

I read a story once in which a 4-legged creature asked a centipede how on earth he managed to coordinate the movement of all those legs. The centipede started to think about it, and then started wondering how indeed he could walk so smoothly.

As he thought more about it, and tried to make sure that each step was done in sequence and with the proper timing, he lost all sense of coordination.

Lesson. Don't think too much about natural acts. Just be and just do.

Thank you! And your story reminds me of the bumble bee. This bee doesn't know he's so big and with those tiny wings, how can he fly? Don't tell the bee he's too big and he'll also wonder why. And maybe it will mess him up? My mom used to tell me a story about a bumble bee....it reminds me.

I also remember Romper Room....the Do Be and the Don't Be. Meaning Do be a Kind Person, Don't be a mean one. That kind of Golden Rule stuff we learn in kindergarden.

MY VOCAB PRACTICE

  1. Her break refused to respond when she stepped on the break pedal.

  2. It's very dangerous for pedestrians to be walking by the side of the road instead of using the walk way.

  3. My course mates went for an expedition during our final year week in college.

  4. Mr. Andrew finds it very hard introducing himself as a podiatrist.

  5. Centipedes are very poisonous insects.


Good work!

MY VOCAB PRACTICE.

  1. Pedal
    While I was riding the mountain bike, one pedal broke due of the uneven ground.

  2. Pedestrian
    The drunk driver killed two poor pedestrians.

  3. Expedition
    I could never get enough of too many expeditions in my life!

  4. Podiatrist
    The wound he got on the foot after stepping over some corals have been impossible even for the podiatrist.

  5. Centipede
    I remember watching the movie The Human Centipede - that's when I completely started hating insects!


Good work!

MY VOCAB PRACTICE:

  1. Pedal.
    He pedaled down to the waterfront and across central park for some fresh air and to see the beautiful scenery view of the city.

  2. Pedestrian.
    When driving we need to pay attention to pedestrians crossing the street for their safety and ours.

  3. Expedition.
    Ferdinand Magellan, an explorer, discovered Guam and the Philippines during his expedition to the Pacific in the 1500s era.

  4. Podiatrist.
    My podiatrists perform a hammer toes and bunion surgery on my feet twice.

  5. Centipede.
    I don’t like centipede insects because they look scary and I think they’re poisonous to humans that many might have thought otherwise.


Good work!

MY VOCAB PRACTICE

  1. Pedal
    "He put the pedal to the metal, but the levy was dry."*

  2. Pedestrian
    Some pedestrians think they're immortal; turns out, they aren't.

  3. Expedition
    I used to want to go on a jungle expedition, then I found out about the bugs and changed my mind.

  4. Podiatrist
    No podiatrist can fix the damage that comes from 50 years of working on your feet.

  5. Centipede
    Centipede, millipede, look at those bugs cause a stampede.

*Bye Bye Miss American Pie


Good work!

MY VOCAB PRACTICE:

  1. Press the brake pedal.
  2. Respect pedestrian crossings.
  3. I'm going on an expedition with my friends.
  4. The podiatrist who is in the hospital is very good, I recommend it.
  5. The centipede is a poisonous animal and it walks very fast, it makes me very afraid.


Good work!

The idea is that, do a good job.

  1. Pedal:
    The pedal was out of reach of his tiny arm.

  2. Pedestrian:
    Walking into the bank, the excited pedestrian, who had been seen a block away with a drink in hand by the security guard, began sing a Mexican song.

  3. Expedition:
    Where I will go on next expedition is yet to be decide.

  4. Podiatrist:
    So, the I was alone with the podiatrist when my mother walked in and told me about her vagina having a yeast infection.

  5. Centipede:
    I have come across of few centipede looking creatures when I have woken up some mornings.


Good work!

Hmmm, this one seems to be missing the intro phrase "MY VOCAB PRACTICE." Maybe I'll be lenient this time, but next time this Steemer violates my rules, he can expect wrath and rage. And maybe a 0.000% reduction in upvtote.

If we were perfect all of the time, that would not give you a chance to sharpen your skills. So, as you see, I am helping. haha! - I'm having some issue with fixing it or I would.

No problem. Just keep doing your best with these Voc Prac exercises, and keep me entertained with your witty sample sentences.

MY VOCAB PRACTICE

  1. Peddler - a person who goes from door to door on foot trying to sell a product.
  2. Tripod - A three footed stand often used to balance a camera or Machines.

For your Vocab Practice, you are supposed to compose example sentences.

See the other entrants' sentences for models of what you should do. Then, please "Edit" and revise accordingly. Thanks!