Collocation
comfortable shoes
shoes that feel good to wear, especially for walking or standing for a long time
Definition
'comfortable shoes' is a common English collocation. shoes that feel good to wear, especially for walking or standing for a long time
comfortable + shoes
“Wear comfortable shoes if you plan to walk all day.”
Examples
- Wear comfortable shoes if you plan to walk all day.
- I always pack comfortable shoes for city trips.
- For the museum tour, everyone was advised to bring comfortable shoes.
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- She changed into comfortable shoes after the ceremony.
- If you work on your feet, comfortable shoes make a big difference.
- He bought comfortable shoes with extra cushioning for his commute.
- The nurse recommended comfortable shoes that support your arches.
- I regret not wearing comfortable shoes to the outdoor wedding.
- On travel days, I choose comfortable shoes over stylish ones.
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