Into a standing position; upright. Also on to one's feet, (frequently) to one's feet. Also: in a standing position.
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释义 | the mind > mental capacity > understanding > reason, faculty of reasoning > common sense > be sensible [phrase] (10) on one's feetOE Into a standing position; upright. Also on to one's feet, (frequently) to one's feet. Also: in a standing position. an old head on (also upon) young shoulders1591 an old head on (also upon) young shoulders (formerly also †a grey head upon green shoulders): a personality or character (as manifested in… to know enough to come in out of the rain1599 to know enough to come in out of the rain (and variants): to have adequate common sense or intelligence; to ‘know what's what’; chiefly in… to have the (good) sense to (do something)1620 to have the (good) sense to (do something) and variants: to be sensible or wise enough to (do something). to have a (good, wise, etc.) head on (also upon) one's shoulders1659 to have a (good, wise,etc.) head on (also upon) one's shoulders and variants: to be sensible, level-headed, reliable, etc. to know enough to come (or go) in when it rains1797 to know enough to come (or go) in when it rainsand variants (chiefly U.S.): to have adequate common sense or intelligence; frequently in negative… to come (also get) down to brass tacks (or nails)1897 Colloquial phrase to come (also get) down to brass tacks (or nails): to concern oneself with basic facts or realities. Originally U.S. Subcategories:— increase in sense (2) — make sensible (1) |
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