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find feet

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find one's feet
Fig. to become used to a new situation or experience. She was lonely when she first left home, but she is finding her feet now. It takes time to learn the office routine, but you will gradually find your feet.
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find your feet
to become familiar with a new place or situation It's important to give new students a chance to find their feet.
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find your feet
to become familiar with a new place or situation New students need a little time to find their feet.
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Andy Dorman 7 Starting to find feet after slow start to campaign.
MATCH STATS by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
MAY 2007: Poor form continues with 1-138 in first Test against West Indies before starting to find feet again by the end of the series.
Cricket: WE'VE PUT OUR TRUST IN YOU.. NOW EARN IT; Sri Lanka v ... by The Mirror (London, England)
Numerous people of both sexes find feet an erogenous zone.
Ask Anna by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
 
 
 
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