Learn IDIOMS

There are lots of IDIOMS - Expressions that cannot be translated word by word. They should  be explained and understood through examples. 

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1) Back on one's feet 

"be back on one's feet" means to "return to good financial or physical health after a difficult period"" 

Explanation: Usually used when talking about someone who has had a long period of difficulties. It can also be used when talking about sports. 

Examples: 1) He is finally back on his feet after his company went out of business. 

2) It took us a whole year to get back on our feet after we lost our home in the earthquake.