1.b> ; heels in, toes out .i> , i> ; to blister one's heels ;
2.b> 1) i> ;
2) , , ;
3) i> ;
4) / ;
3.b> i> ; high [low] heels [] ; to click [to clatter] one's heels [ ];
4.b> 1) ; to fling out one's heels ;
2) . pl i> ;
5.b> 1) ; the heel of Italy - ; heel of the hand ;
2) .i> ;
3) .i> "" (, i>);
6.b> 1) .i> / ; ; heel of frog ..i> i> ( i>);
2) .i> i> ;
7.b> 1) i> ;
2) ; the heel of a Dutch cheese ;
8.b> i> / ; heel of a day ;
heels lifting . .. i> / ;
heavy heelb> i> ; the iron heelb> " " - i> , , ..i>; the iron heel of moder n civilization ; under the heelb> of ab> cruel / ruthless / tyrantb> / ; Achilles' heelb> .i> Achillesr> ; down at (the) heel(s)b> ) ( i>); ) ; ) i> ; ) , ; ; out at (the) heel(s)b> ) (i> .. i>); ) ; / ; ) , ; ; neck and heelsb> .i> , ; ; heelsb> over head,b> head over heelsb> ) , ; ; ) , , ; head over heels in love ; at / on, upon,b> .i> in / heel(s)b> , ; / i> ; famine followed on the heels of war ; to comeb> to heelb> ) ; ) ; to bring smb. to heelb> ; to have the heelsb> of smb.b> / ; with the heelsb> foremost / forward /b> ( i>); to clap / to lay, to set / by the heelsb> ) i> / / ; ) i> ; i> ; to cool one's heelsb> .i> cool IIIr> ; to kick up one's heelsb> .i> kick IIr> ; to take to one's heelsb> , ; to show a clean pair of heelsb> , , ; to turb> n on one's heelsb> ) / ; ) i> ; to have one's heart atb> one's heelsb> ; ; disasters come treading on each other's heelsb> .i> .