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cut off one's foot

To stop going somewhere or to cut off a relationship with someone.

There is no space to set foot upon

To be very crowded by people with little or no space to enter or sit.

There is no space to set foot upon

To be messy with a lot of stuff scattered around.

step with one's foot

To join a certain group or organization, or participate in a certain task.

There is no gap to set one's foot in

To be very busy and crowded.

take off one's feet

To take off one's shoes or socks, or wear nothing on one's feet.

have no place to attach one's foot

Have no place to settle down.

pull out[wash] one's feet

To sever one's relationship with something and no longer get involved in it.

sleep with one's feet stretched out[straightened out]

To sleep in a carefree mood without any concerns.

stretch[straightened out] one's feet

To be relieved as one no longer has to be concerned about something or try hard.

have a long foot; be in time for a treat

To be blessed with things to eat as a result of a chance visit to a place that offers food.

have a wide[spacious] foot

To be close to or acquainted with many people.

One's feet float

To visit a certain place once in a while.

Feet coordinate with each other

For the same foot of many people to reach the ground at the same time when they walk together.

Feet coordinate with each other

For words or behavior of many people to be in good harmony when working together.

have one's feet tied up

To be in a situation where one cannot move one's body or do other things.

have a fast foot

To quickly come up with a countermeasure against something.

have a short foot

To have no chance to eat something for free as one has shown up after others have eaten all the food offered.

cut off[not do] one's visit

To no longer come or go.

hurry one's gait

To go quickly and hurriedly.

One's gait cannot be lifted

To hesitate to leave as one feels uneasy.

be kicked by a step

To be treated with contempt and trampled.

be kicked by a step

To be very common.