come to (one's) feet

To stand up, often to show one's approval through applause and/or cheering. Everyone came to their feet after hearing the singer's powerful voice. We all came to our feet when the CEO walked into the conference room.

come to one's feet

to stand up. The audience came to its feet, cheering. Fred came to his feet to greet Roger.

词组	come to (one's) feet
释义	come to (one's) feet come to (one's) feet To stand up, often to show one's approval through applause and/or cheering. Everyone came to their feet after hearing the singer's powerful voice. We all came to our feet when the CEO walked into the conference room. See also: come, feet Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. come to one's feet to stand up. The audience came to its feet, cheering. Fred came to his feet to greet Roger. See also: come, feet McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: come to feet rise to (one's) feet rise to feet bring (one) to (one's) feet bring to feet round of applause (one's) day in court (from) top to toe at (one's) doorstep at (one's) expense
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