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keep feet on the ground

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keep one's feet on the ground and have one's feet on the ground
Fig. to remain calm and stable. You will do all right if you have your feet on the ground. Don't get carried away. Just keep your feet on the ground and you will do fine.
See also: feet, ground, keep

keep your/both feet on the ground
to not have your character spoilt by becoming famous or successful Friends say she's kept her feet firmly on the ground - fame hasn't changed her.
See also: feet, ground, keep


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uk and seeing of WE'LL KEEP FEET ON THE GROUND Ashes fever P36& 37 CAPTION(S): Andy Flower in his days playing for Bangor (far right).
NOTHING lifts the spirits quite like three wins in a week but, in order to keep feet on the ground, it is worth remembering one thing - just look at the opposition.
The mood in the camp is positive after last week's 22-20 win at high-flying Stourbridge, but team manager Paul Vowles is determined to keep feet on the ground as Nuns attempt to build on their mid-table position in National Division Two.
 
 
 
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