英语词组put your foot in your mouth是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

idiomput your foot in your mouth(also put your foot in it)spoken to say something that upsets or embarrasses someone, because you did not think before you said it, or because you do not understand the situation:The Senator is an honest and likeable man, with an amazing talent for putting his foot in his mouth."Why did you tell her to bring Joe? They split up last week." "Oh no, I've really put my foot in it now, haven't I?"

put (one's) foot in it

To unintentionally say something foolish, tactless, or offensive. Oh man, did I ever put my foot in it—I just congratulated Sarah's sister on being pregnant. She isn't. He just tends to put his foot in it when he's forced to speak for too long, so try to get him off stage as soon as possible.

put your foot in it

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put your foot in your mouth

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COMMON If you put your foot in it, you say something which embarrasses or offends the person you are with, and embarrasses you as a result. I put my foot in it straight away, referring to folk music. Tom sat forward and glared. `It's not folk music, man. It's heritage music.' To the majority of voters, he is a lightweight, forever putting his foot in his mouth.

put your foot in it (or put your foot in your mouth)

say or do something tactless or embarrassing; commit a blunder or indiscretion. informal

1992 Deirdre Madden Remembering Light & Stone As the evening went on, and people made a point of not talking to me, I realized that I'd put my foot in it.

put your ˈfoot in it

(British English) (also put your foot in your ˈmouth American English, British English ) (informal) say or do something that upsets, offends or embarrasses somebody without intending to: He really put his foot in it when he mentioned the party to her. She hadn’t been invited.

词组	put your foot in your mouth
释义	idiomput your foot in your mouth(also put your foot in it)spoken to say something that upsets or embarrasses someone, because you did not think before you said it, or because you do not understand the situation:The Senator is an honest and likeable man, with an amazing talent for putting his foot in his mouth."Why did you tell her to bring Joe? They split up last week." "Oh no, I've really put my foot in it now, haven't I?" (redirected from put your foot in your mouth) put (one's) foot in it To unintentionally say something foolish, tactless, or offensive. Oh man, did I ever put my foot in it—I just congratulated Sarah's sister on being pregnant. She isn't. He just tends to put his foot in it when he's forced to speak for too long, so try to get him off stage as soon as possible. put your foot in it BRITISH, AMERICAN or put your foot in your mouth AMERICAN COMMON If you put your foot in it, you say something which embarrasses or offends the person you are with, and embarrasses you as a result. I put my foot in it straight away, referring to folk music. Tom sat forward and glared. `It's not folk music, man. It's heritage music.' To the majority of voters, he is a lightweight, forever putting his foot in his mouth. put your foot in it (or put your foot in your mouth) say or do something tactless or embarrassing; commit a blunder or indiscretion. informal 1992 Deirdre Madden Remembering Light & Stone As the evening went on, and people made a point of not talking to me, I realized that I'd put my foot in it. put your ˈfoot in it (British English) (also put your foot in your ˈmouth American English, British English ) (informal) say or do something that upsets, offends or embarrasses somebody without intending to: He really put his foot in it when he mentioned the party to her. She hadn’t been invited.
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