under one's feet
US /ˈʌndɚ wʌnz fit/
・UK /ˈʌndə wʌnz fi:t/
B2
idm.Being in the way or causing annoyance by presence.
The children were under his feet all day, making work hard.
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- And when the results started to become clear, the scale, the historic scale of this victory, it felt a bit like the small earthquakes that are more common here, a bit like the ground kind of shifting under one's feet.
And when the results started to become clear, the scale, the historic scale of this victory, it felt a bit like the small earthquakes that are more common here, a bit like the ground kind of shifting under one's feet.
- And when the results started to become clear, the scale, the historic scale of this victory, it felt a bit like the small earthquakes that are more common here, a bit like the ground kind of shifting under, under one's feet.
And when the results started to become clear, the scale, the historic scale of this victory, it felt a bit like the small earthquakes that are more common here, a bit like the ground kind of shifting under, under one's feet.