follow in footsteps

Related to follow in footsteps: taken for granted, come off, out of commission, in line with, put on hold, overstay my welcome

follow in (one's) footsteps

To pursue something that someone else (often a family member) has already done. My father was an engineer, and I plan to follow in his footsteps and study engineering in college. I am following in my sister's footsteps and joining her old sorority.

follow in (someone's) footsteps

To carry on the behavior, work, or tradition of.

词组	follow in footsteps
释义	follow in footsteps Related to follow in footsteps: taken for granted, come off, out of commission, in line with, put on hold, overstay my welcome follow in (one's) footsteps To pursue something that someone else (often a family member) has already done. My father was an engineer, and I plan to follow in his footsteps and study engineering in college. I am following in my sister's footsteps and joining her old sorority. See also: follow, footstep Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. follow in (someone's) footsteps To carry on the behavior, work, or tradition of. See also: follow, footstep American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. See also: follow in (one's) footsteps follow in somebody's footsteps follow in someone's footsteps follow in the footsteps of follow in the footsteps of, to follow in tracks follow in (one's) tracks dog dogg dogs
随便看	play (something) close to (one's)/the vest play (something) for all (something) is worth play something for laughs play (something) off as (something else) play (something) over play (something) with (one) play straight play telephone tag play the card play (the) devil's advocate play the devil with play the devil with someone/something play the devil with (something) play the dozens play the field play the field, to play the fool play the game play the game, to play the gender card play the goat play the hand (one) is dealt play the heavy play the heavy, to play the horses