step into (someone's) shoes -Idioms

Idioms

step into (someone's) shoes

to take over a job or other role from someone

I will have to step into my supervisor's shoes while he is away on vacation.

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step into the breach

step on (someone's) toes

step on the gas

step out of line

step up (something)

step up (to something)

look after (someone)

put (someone) away or put away (someone)

lion's share (of something)

on a shoestring

hold up (someone or something) or hold (someone or something) up

come out of left field

doomed to failure

My Account / Test History

Invention
Invention : calculator, electronic hand-held
Year : 1967
Inventor : jack s. kilby
Country : us. .. More >>

Verbal Reasoning