Vote with your feet Meaning in English
expression
释义
To show your opinion or make a choice by leaving or stopping participation, instead of using words or a formal vote.
用法与细微差别
Mainly informal. Often refers to people leaving a place, company, or service to show disapproval or preference. Used especially in economics, politics, and customer behavior. Does not involve actual voting.
例句
Many students vote with their feet by leaving boring classes.
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If you don't like the restaurant, you can vote with your feet and go somewhere else.
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People vote with their feet when they move to a new city for better jobs.
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A lot of fans voted with their feet and stopped going to the games.
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When workers feel unappreciated, they often vote with their feet and find new jobs.
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Stores notice when customers vote with their feet and shop somewhere else.
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