mind (one's) step
mind (one's) step
1. Literally, to attentively look where one is placing one's feet while walking, running, etc. This trail hasn't been maintained very well by the park, so mind your step.
2. By extension, to be wary of or cautious about what one does while in a tense, dangerous, or delicate situation. Though she's renowned for her tough stance and bold, direct talk, she'll need to mind her step now that she's dealing with leaders from around the world.
See also: mind, step
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
mind (or watch) your step
be careful.See also: mind, step
Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary
mind/watch your ˈstep
1 walk carefully: Mind your step, it’s wet there.
2 behave or act carefully: You’ve got to watch your step with Simon. He gets angry very quickly.
See also: mind, step, watch
Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary
- mind your step
- mind/watch your step
- have eye on
- blow smoke
- be scratching (one's) head
- be scratching your head
- literally
- on the watch
- on the watch (for someone or something)
- buzzer