Get one on your feet Meaning in English
expression · lemma: get (someone) on one's feet
释义
To help someone stand up, recover, or return to a good condition after a problem or difficulty. It can mean physical assistance or helping someone improve their situation.
用法与细微差别
Mostly informal and idiomatic. Used for both physical recovery and more often metaphorically for financial, emotional, or life situations. Common pattern: 'help/get someone on their feet.' Not interchangeable with 'get up' (which only means to stand physically).
例句
He broke his leg, but the doctors got him on his feet quickly.
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My family helped get me on my feet after I lost my job.
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The charity works hard to get people on their feet.
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That loan really helped me get back on my feet after the accident.
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After six months out of school, it took a lot of effort to get myself on my feet again.
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With your support, I'll get back on my feet in no time.
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