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er up

tomorro.(给姑娘留下一个好印象)

get off on the rong foot

跟上面那个相反,坏印象

he to his ne job, he got off on the rong foot--on

the first m he upset his ne boss by arriving at the store

to hours te. And right no he's out looking for a job

again.(上班第一天就迟到)

nd on your feet

To nd on your feet

的字面意思是:你的脚站在地上。确切含义是:你在经历了一些困难后最后又回到一个稳定的状态,也可以说是逢凶化吉了。

My brother Joe got fired for never ing to ork on time, but

he nded on his feet and found another job that paid tice as much

money.

put your foot in your mouth

(字面看真实重口味)

这个习语指无意中说错了话而伤害了别人,叫自己很不好意思

I certainly put my foot in my mouth at the party st night hen

I asked Mister Bron to say hello to his ife for me. Someho I'd

fotten that his ife died six months ago.

另外一些关于脚跟heel的

on one’s heel立刻转过身来

heel紧跟其后

3.bring to heel使就范,使听话

/follo/trend on the heels of紧跟在…后面

up one’s heels欢跳,(工作后)轻松愉快一阵

one’s heels 逃走,逃离

a /fair/light pair of heels(尽快地)逃走,逃跑

to one’s heels 逃走,滑脚溜走

摘自《黄瀚生Frank》

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