back on (one's) feet

1. Literally, standing again after a fall. I had a hard time getting back on my feet after I slipped on the ice.

2. In good health again after a period of injury or illness. Jill is happy to be back on her feet again after her hospital stay.

3. No longer in a precarious financial situation. Now that I've paid off my credit card debt, I'm finally back on my feet.

*back on one's feet

1. Lit. standing up again after a fall. (*Typically: be ~; get ~.) She struggled to get back on her feet after she fell.

2. Fig. recovered from an illness and out of one's sickbed. *Typically: be ~; get ~.) I will go back to work as soon as I get back on my feet. I want to get back on my feet as soon aspossible.

3. Fig. recovered from anything, especially financial problems. (*Typically: be ~; get ~.) I can't afford to buy a car until I get a job and get back on my feet. I'll get back on my feet as soon as I start working again.

词组	back on (one's) feet
释义	back on (one's) feet back on (one's) feet 1. Literally, standing again after a fall. I had a hard time getting back on my feet after I slipped on the ice. 2. In good health again after a period of injury or illness. Jill is happy to be back on her feet again after her hospital stay. 3. No longer in a precarious financial situation. Now that I've paid off my credit card debt, I'm finally back on my feet. See also: back, feet, on Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. back on one's feet 1. Lit.* standing up again after a fall. (Typically: be ~; get ~.) She struggled to get back on her feet after she fell. 2. Fig.* recovered from an illness and out of one's sickbed. Typically: be ~; get ~.) I will go back to work as soon as I get back on my feet. I want to get back on my feet as soon aspossible. 3. Fig.* recovered from anything, especially financial problems. (Typically: be ~; get ~.) I can't afford to buy a car until I get a job and get back on my feet. I'll get back on my feet as soon as I start working again. See also: back, feet, on McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also:* back on feet we must do this again (sometime) once again once again/once more Let's do this again let's do this again (sometime) once and again time after time over and over over and over (again)
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