what "in (someone) shoe" means?
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It means to put yourself in that person's point of view, be in their shoes!
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When you say "new shoes for work" it means searching for better ways to success in your work. And when you look at the shoes but the shop is not open, it means there are obstacles for your progress or you yourself are hesitated.
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There was a person who complained and whined about having no shoes. \n\nUntil they met a person, who had no feet.\n\nThanksgiving is a day for being thankful for what you have, not for feeling sorry for yourself for what you do not have. \n\nI have a feeling your question backfired on you.  \n\nDarryl S.
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Obligation is the requirement to do something.  It can be expressed using modal verbs like MUST and HAVE TO.  These verbs are followed by the bare infinitive (the infinitive without "to").  \n\n"You must wear shoes."\n"You have to wear shoes."
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The correct answer is "as". This type of question is called an analogy.\n\nAnother and more popular example of one is:\n\nA glove is to hand as a shoe is to ________ (The answer is foot because the glove covers/protects the hand then the shoe must cover/protect whatever it is referring to.)\n\nI hope that made sense to you. If I figure out a better way to explain it let you know.
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A made up term for the plastic coating on the end of your shoe laces.  From the movie Cocktail.
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Thats a good question.Are you going to buy him a pair of shoes?
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play footsie (with somebody)\ninformal\na) to secretly touch someone's feet with your feet under a table to show that you think they are sexually attractive\nb) American English to work together and help each other in a dishonest way\npoliticians playing footsie with each other\n\nExample\nBut who will otherwise leave her undisturbed to play footsie with sweet Riva under the very nose of the current ben Issachar.\n\nFed up with playing footsie with your missus?
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I think it is another slang way of saying get ready to move out...like 'boots and saddles' was used too.
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Is it "Payless Shoes"?  I don't know what state you are living in.
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lol... i think it means.. a person who has big backyard(booties)...donno
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This may seem like a dumb answer, how about Wal-Mart? I have seen it in my local one here in Florida. Look in sporting goods if they don't have it in the shoe dept.
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This means that putting all your belief, faith and risking on one item alone.It's like going for one item alone, while turning a blind eye to all other options.\n         In a relationship, it means that you want to have others to turn to, just in case the first person deserts you.\n     It does'nt necessarily mean that he's talking to someone else, but it implies a lack of faith.
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I have no idea.  Today, it seems that people would rather throw their shoes out when they need repair.  I have often wondered the same thing, myself.
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why? what shoe size are you?\n\n\n\n\nj/k but i dont think it has anything in common
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cause it make people feel comfortable and gets the conversation going\n\nthe opposite would be something like "nice shoes, wanna f***?"
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LOL And what does this have to do with footaball?\n\nMy answer is No also