Okay, the user wants me to translate "foot-powered" into Russian. Let me think. The term "foot-powered" refers to something that is powered by foot movement, like a pedal or a foot-operated device. In Russian, the equivalent term would be "приводимый ногой" or "ноговой привод". Wait, "приводимый ногой" is more of a literal translation, meaning "driven by the foot". But maybe there's a more standard term. Let me check. Sometimes technical terms use "ноговой" as an adjective, so "ноговой привод" would be "foot drive" or "foot-powered mechanism". However, the user might be looking for a direct translation. Since the original is an adjective, "foot-powered" would translate to "приводимый ногой" as an adjective. But I should confirm if there's a more common term. Alternatively, "ручной" is "hand-powered", so maybe "ноговой" is the correct adjective here. So "foot-powered" would be "ноговой" or "приводимый ногой". I think "приводимый ногой" is more accurate, but I need to make sure. Let me check a dictionary. Hmm, "foot-powered" is not a standard term, but in context, "приводимый ногой" would be the direct translation. Alternatively, "ноговой" might be used in specific contexts. Since the user didn't provide context, I'll go with the direct translation: "приводимый ногой".
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