Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
get-your-feet-on-the-ground
idiom
ɡɛt jʊr fiːt ɑn ðə ɡraʊnd
Definition
To become established, stable, or well-acquainted with a situation.
Examples
- After moving to a new city, it took me a few months to really get my feet on the ground.
- Once the team gets their feet on the ground, they will start to function better.
- It’s important to give new employees time to get their feet on the ground before expecting top performance.
Meaning
This phrase means to become familiar and comfortable in a particular area or situation, especially after a time of adjustment or uncertainty.
Synonyms
- establish oneself
- settle in
- get oriented
