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shoe

noun

a detective. An abbreviation of GUMSHOE US, 1988.

a black person. A play on BOOT US, 1960.

in drag and motor racing, a driver US, 1980.

among Quebec anglophones, the Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Sherbrooke. The word 'shoe' indicates how the acronym CHUS is pronounced, leaving off the last consonant in the French way CANADA, 2001.

a linear amplifier for a citizens' band radio US, 1976

Shoe

nickname Willie Shoemaker (b.1931), the most successful jockey in the history of horse racing in the US US, 1977

idiomshoeif the shoe fits (wear it) AmEAmEspoken used in order to tell someone that you think a criticism of them is true or fair:Many people felt that Meyers' statement was intended to be a slap at the Governor. When asked whether this was true, Meyers said, "If the shoe fits....""So you're saying I'm a pig?" "Hey, if the shoe fits, wear it."BrE = if the cap fits (wear it)the shoe is on the other foot AmEAmEused in order to say that someone who caused problems for other people in the past is now in a similar situation to the people they caused problems for:Carstens justified the policy by saying their rivals would take similar action if the shoe were on the other foot.Some of the same managers who couldn't be bothered to respond to job applications now find the shoe is on the other foot. How will people respond to their applications for jobs?BrE = the boot is on the other footwait for the other shoe to drop AmEAmEto wait for the next part of an unpleasant process to happen:We know that it will only take another mud slide for our house to go into the canyon, but we can't do anything but wait for the other shoe to drop.The company cut 800 jobs last month, so now it's just a case of waiting for the other shoe to drop. After our research funding was cut, it didn't take long for the other shoe to drop. Budget cuts have been announced for all universities.

See:

(as) comfortable as an old shoe
(as) common as an old shoe
(the) baby needs (new) shoes
a goody two-shoes
an old shoe
another pair of shoes
as ever trod shoe-leather
baby needs a new pair of shoes
be (as) tough as shoe leather
be in (someone's) shoes
be in another person's shoes
be in somebody's shoes
be shaking in (one's) shoes
be waiting for the other shoe to drop
comfortable as an old shoe
comfortable as an old shoe, as
common as an old shoe
daddy needs (new) shoes
daddy needs a new pair of shoes
dead men's shoes
drop the other shoe
fill (one's) boots
fill (one's) shoes
fill shoes
fill somebody's boots/shoes
fill someone's shoes
for want of a nail
For want of a nail the shoe was lost; for want of a shoe the horse ...
give (one) running shoes
goody two-shoes
goody-two-shoes
gumshoe
gym shoe
have the shoe on the other foot
heart sinks, one's
high-button shoes
If the shoe fits
if the shoe fits(, wear it)
if the shoe fits, wear it
in (one's) shoes
in else's shoes
in someone else's shoes
in someone's shoes
it's ill waiting for dead men's shoes
mama needs (new) shoes!
mama needs a new pair of shoes
over shoes, over boots
pea in the shoe
put (oneself) in (someone's) shoes
put in place
put on (one's) dancing shoes
put yourself in somebody's shoes/place
quake in (one's) boots
quake in (one's) shoes
quaking/shaking in your boots/shoes
shake in (one's) shoes
shake in one's shoes/boots, to
shake in your shoes
shoe (one's) mule
shoe is on the other foot
shoe is on the other foot, the
shoe polish
shoe the goose
shoestring budget
soft shoe
stand in (someone's) shoes
step into (someone's) shoes
step into dead men's shoes
step into shoes
step into somebody's shoes
step into someone's shoes
the baby needs shoes
the boot is on the other foot
the shoe is on the other foot
wait for dead men's shoes
wait for the other shoe to drop
walk a mile in (someone's) shoes
where the shoe pinches
wouldn't want to be in shoes

词组	shoe
释义	shoe noun 1 a detective. An abbreviation of GUMSHOE US, 1988. 2 a black person. A play on BOOT US, 1960. 3 in drag and motor racing, a driver US, 1980. 4 among Quebec anglophones, the Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Sherbrooke. The word 'shoe' indicates how the acronym CHUS is pronounced, leaving off the last consonant in the French way CANADA, 2001. 5 a linear amplifier for a citizens' band radio US, 1976 Shoe nickname Willie Shoemaker (b.1931), the most successful jockey in the history of horse racing in the US US, 1977 idiomshoeif the shoe fits (wear it) AmEAmEspoken used in order to tell someone that you think a criticism of them is true or fair:Many people felt that Meyers' statement was intended to be a slap at the Governor. When asked whether this was true, Meyers said, "If the shoe fits....""So you're saying I'm a pig?" "Hey, if the shoe fits, wear it."BrE = if the cap fits (wear it)the shoe is on the other foot AmEAmEused in order to say that someone who caused problems for other people in the past is now in a similar situation to the people they caused problems for:Carstens justified the policy by saying their rivals would take similar action if the shoe were on the other foot.Some of the same managers who couldn't be bothered to respond to job applications now find the shoe is on the other foot. How will people respond to their applications for jobs?BrE = the boot is on the other footwait for the other shoe to drop AmEAmEto wait for the next part of an unpleasant process to happen:We know that it will only take another mud slide for our house to go into the canyon, but we can't do anything but wait for the other shoe to drop.The company cut 800 jobs last month, so now it's just a case of waiting for the other shoe to drop. After our research funding was cut, it didn't take long for the other shoe to drop. Budget cuts have been announced for all universities. See: (as) comfortable as an old shoe (as) common as an old shoe (the) baby needs (new) shoes a goody two-shoes an old shoe another pair of shoes as ever trod shoe-leather baby needs a new pair of shoes be (as) tough as shoe leather be in (someone's) shoes be in another person's shoes be in somebody's shoes be shaking in (one's) shoes be waiting for the other shoe to drop comfortable as an old shoe comfortable as an old shoe, as common as an old shoe daddy needs (new) shoes daddy needs a new pair of shoes dead men's shoes drop the other shoe fill (one's) boots fill (one's) shoes fill shoes fill somebody's boots/shoes fill someone's shoes for want of a nail For want of a nail the shoe was lost; for want of a shoe the horse ... give (one) running shoes goody two-shoes goody-two-shoes gumshoe gym shoe have the shoe on the other foot heart sinks, one's high-button shoes If the shoe fits if the shoe fits(, wear it) if the shoe fits, wear it in (one's) shoes in else's shoes in someone else's shoes in someone's shoes it's ill waiting for dead men's shoes mama needs (new) shoes! mama needs a new pair of shoes over shoes, over boots pea in the shoe put (oneself) in (someone's) shoes put in place put on (one's) dancing shoes put yourself in somebody's shoes/place quake in (one's) boots quake in (one's) shoes quaking/shaking in your boots/shoes shake in (one's) shoes shake in one's shoes/boots, to shake in your shoes shoe (one's) mule shoe is on the other foot shoe is on the other foot, the shoe polish shoe the goose shoestring budget soft shoe stand in (someone's) shoes step into (someone's) shoes step into dead men's shoes step into shoes step into somebody's shoes step into someone's shoes the baby needs shoes the boot is on the other foot the shoe is on the other foot wait for dead men's shoes wait for the other shoe to drop walk a mile in (someone's) shoes where the shoe pinches wouldn't want to be in shoes
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