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)

have a hold on (someone)

a fly in the ointment

from the outset

see the handwriting on the wall

take a crack at (something)

become engaged with (someone)

hale and hearty

dish out (food)

fall flat (on one's face)

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Clans of long ago that wanted to get rid of their unwanted peoplewithout killing them used to burn their houses down - hence theexpression toget fired. .. More >>

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