set foot on (something or some place)

To physically board something or travel to some place. As soon as I set foot on that train, I knew I'd never see my hometown again. It was her very first time setting foot on foreign shores.

set foot

1. set foot in. Enter, as in I'll never set foot in this house again.

2. set foot on. Step on, as in We were so happy to set foot on dry land. [c. 1600]

set foot somewhere

COMMON If you set foot somewhere, you physically go there. I never expected to set foot on British soil again. Poor kid, he thought, little did she know what lay ahead of her even before she set foot on foreign soil. I am not letting anyone else set foot outside this house.

set foot on

(or in) enter; go into

The phrase is usually used in negatives or questions.

set foot on

To step on.

词组	set foot on (something or some place)
释义	set foot on (something or some place) set foot on (something or some place) To physically board something or travel to some place. As soon as I set foot on that train, I knew I'd never see my hometown again. It was her very first time setting foot on foreign shores. See also: foot, on, set Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. set foot 1. set foot in. Enter, as in I'll never set foot in this house again. 2. set foot on. Step on, as in We were so happy to set foot on dry land. [c. 1600] See also: foot, set The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. set foot somewhere COMMON If you set foot somewhere, you physically go there. I never expected to set foot on British soil again. Poor kid, he thought, little did she know what lay ahead of her even before she set foot on foreign soil. I am not letting anyone else set foot outside this house. See also: foot, set, somewhere Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed. set foot on (or in) enter; go into The phrase is usually used in negatives or questions. See also: foot, on, set Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary set foot on To step on. See also: foot, on, set American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. See also: set foot on set foot somewhere grapple grappling somebody's favourite son favorite son favourite son pull for pull for (someone or something) root for (someone or something)
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