two left feet, have

have two left feet

To be unable to dance gracefully; to have awkward or clumsy footwork while dancing. I've always had two left feet, so I was really nervous about our first dance after the wedding.

two left feet, have

Be clumsy, as in I'll never get the hang of this dance; I've got two left feet. This expression conjures up an image of feet that are not symmetrical, as left and right are, therefore causing imbalance or stumbling. It was first recorded in 1915.

词组	two left feet, have
释义	two left feet, have have two left feet To be unable to dance gracefully; to have awkward or clumsy footwork while dancing. I've always had two left feet, so I was really nervous about our first dance after the wedding. See also: feet, have, left, two Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. two left feet, have Be clumsy, as in I'll never get the hang of this dance; I've got two left feet. This expression conjures up an image of feet that are not symmetrical, as left and right are, therefore causing imbalance or stumbling. It was first recorded in 1915. See also: have, left, two The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. See also: have two left feet klutz klotz roller (as) awkward as a cow on roller skates awkward awkward as a cow on a crutch crutch (as) awkward as a cow on a crutch footwork
随便看	push (someone or something) off (of) (someone, something, or oneself) push (someone or something) over push (someone or something) over the top push (someone or something) under (something) push someone's buttons push someone's buttons, to push (something) to the back of (one's) mind push something to the back of your mind push the boat out push the envelope push the panic button push the panic button, to push the right button(s) push through push to push together push too far push to the wall push toward push up push up against push up daisies push up daisies, to push up on push up on (someone or something)