"Get your feet on the ground" nghĩa là gì?

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"Get (one's) feet on the ground" = Chân đạp đất -> Bắt đầu quen với/thoải mái với vị trí mới/vai trò mới hoặc hoàn cảnh mới.

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I had an uncle who lived in Forest Lake who told me I could come live with his family until I get my feet on the ground. That’s what brought me to Minnesota. I interviewed all over the place and chose Coldwell Banker Burnett at the time, which was in Eden Prairie.

It takes a while to get your feet on the ground and have an understanding of how things work in the county and government. The more experience you have, the better you can be at it. That’s why I went to commissioners court a year before I took office, and I continue to learn how to be better.

“Because most of my research is centered on Ireland, I spend as much time there as I can,” said Eamonn Wall. “You can only learn so much from books and the internet. You have to get your feet on the ground there. Of course, I also get to spend time with family and friends, and visit the pubs. My family is from County Wexford.”

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