Fixed expressions
Idioms
English fixed expressions — phrases whose meaning isn't obvious from the individual words. Each entry shows the meaning, an example sentence, and its register.
Idioms containing foot, including its inflections. Clear word filter
7 idioms
foot in the door
CEFR B2an initial opportunity that may lead to bigger things
Neutral
foot the bill
CEFR B2To pay for something, especially something expensive.
Neutral
keep your feet on the ground
CEFR B2remain realistic and sensible despite success or exciting possibilities
Neutral
land on your feet
CEFR B2to recover safely from a difficult situation
Neutral
put your best foot forward
CEFR B2to make a good first impression by showing your best side
Neutral
set foot in
CEFR B2to enter or visit a place, often used in negatives
Neutral
the boot is on the other foot
CEFR C1the roles or positions in a situation have been reversed
Neutral