Idioms

take a load off your feet

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take a load off (one's feet)

To sit down and rest one's feet; to relax. (Usually said as a suggestion.) Why don't you go take a load off for a while, and I'll fix dinner for tonight? Ah, you've finally arrived! Come on in and take a load off your feet.
See also: load, off, take
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take a (or the) load off your feet

sit or lie down.
See also: feet, load, off, take
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