drag your feet
do something very reluctantly; delay doing something
（因为不情愿而）拖拖拉拉地做，磨蹭
- I suspect the management is dragging its feet on this issue.
我怀疑管理层是在这个问题上拖延时间。
find your feet
to adjust to a new place or situation
习惯于新环境；（在新的形势下）立足，站稳脚跟
- Did it take you long to find your feet when you started your new job?
你刚开始新的工作时适应过程长吗？
have a lead foot
a tendency to drive very fast
爱开快车的倾向
- So, even among the safer, older group of fans, an intentional lead foot existed.
所以，即使在更为安全的、年老的车迷那，也有一种先人一步的意图。
jump in with both feet
begin a new experience wholeheartedly
不加考虑就仓促参与
- That's just like Julie - always jumping in with both feet before she knows the facts.
朱莉就是这样——总是情况都没搞清楚就先瞎掺和。
on the back foot
at a disadvantage
处于不利境地
- From now on Labour will be on the back foot on the subject of welfare.
今后工党在福利问题上将处于下风。
put your foot down
use your authority to stop negative behavior
利用……的权力制止
- When she started borrowing my clothes without asking, I had to put my foot down.
她开始连问都不问就把我的衣服借走的时候，我不得不出面制止。
to get cold feet
to experience reluctance or fear
（尤指面对结婚等重要事宜时）突然退缩，裹足不前
- Are you still planning to go camping with us or did you get cold feet?
你是要跟我们去露营呢，还是你胆怯了？
vote with one’s feet
to physically depart from something as a way of showing disapproval
用脚投票（指退离机构、不再支持、不再使用某产品等）
- When the price of skiing doubled, tourists voted with their feet and just stopped going.
当滑雪的价格翻番的时候，游客们都不愿接受，所以干脆就不去了。
