"mít kozí nohy" meaning in Czech

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  "lang_code": "cs",
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          "english": "‘What's going on with your shoes? Have you got them on the wrong feet?’ Oh God. Was so preoccupied with Botox trauma did not notice. Mr Wallaker was swapping them efficiently.",
          "ref": "2014, Barbora Punge Puchalská, Bridget Jonesová: láskou šílená, XYZ, translation of original by Helen Fielding, →ISBN, page 297:",
          "text": "„Co ty botičky? Nemáš náhodou kozí nohy?“ Ach bože, byla jsem tak ponořená do patálií s botoxem, že jsem si toho vůbec nevšimla. Pan Wallaker už jí svižně prohazoval pravou a levou botu.",
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          "english": "As I am looking at the little girl, I can see that she has got swapped shoes – they are on the wrong feet.",
          "ref": "2004 July 9, Jitka Kubíková, “Vzpomínky z jeslí”, in Žena-in:",
          "text": "Jak se na malou podívám, vidím, že má kozí nohy – obráceně obuté botičky.",
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          "english": "Oh, Kryštůfek, you have swapped your shoes.",
          "ref": "2017 January, “Zápisky paní učitelky”, in Smržovský zpravodaj, page 8:",
          "text": "Jejda, Kryštůfku, ty máš kozí nohy.",
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        "to wear the left shoe on the right foot and the right shoe on the left foot"
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        "(idiomatic, colloquial) to wear the left shoe on the right foot and the right shoe on the left foot"
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    {
      "ipa": "[miːt koziː noɦɪ]"
    }
  ],
  "word": "mít kozí nohy"
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        "1": "to have goatlike feet"
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        {
          "english": "‘What's going on with your shoes? Have you got them on the wrong feet?’ Oh God. Was so preoccupied with Botox trauma did not notice. Mr Wallaker was swapping them efficiently.",
          "ref": "2014, Barbora Punge Puchalská, Bridget Jonesová: láskou šílená, XYZ, translation of original by Helen Fielding, →ISBN, page 297:",
          "text": "„Co ty botičky? Nemáš náhodou kozí nohy?“ Ach bože, byla jsem tak ponořená do patálií s botoxem, že jsem si toho vůbec nevšimla. Pan Wallaker už jí svižně prohazoval pravou a levou botu.",
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          "english": "As I am looking at the little girl, I can see that she has got swapped shoes – they are on the wrong feet.",
          "ref": "2004 July 9, Jitka Kubíková, “Vzpomínky z jeslí”, in Žena-in:",
          "text": "Jak se na malou podívám, vidím, že má kozí nohy – obráceně obuté botičky.",
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        },
        {
          "english": "Oh, Kryštůfek, you have swapped your shoes.",
          "ref": "2017 January, “Zápisky paní učitelky”, in Smržovský zpravodaj, page 8:",
          "text": "Jejda, Kryštůfku, ty máš kozí nohy.",
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    {
      "ipa": "[miːt koziː noɦɪ]"
    }
  ],
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