Definition
To be involved or connected with two groups that have opposing interests or views.
腳踏兩隻船
During the labor negotiations, the mediator seemed to have a foot in both camps, making it difficult to trust him.
在勞資談判期間，調解人似乎同時涉足兩個陣營，讓人難以信任他。
The political commentator is seen as having a foot in both camps due to his frequent shifts between different political parties.
這位政治評論員被視為同時涉足兩個陣營，因為他經常在不同政黨之間轉換立場。
As a freelancer, she has to have a foot in both camps, juggling the demands of multiple clients simultaneously.
作為一名自由工作者，她不得不同時涉足兩個陣營，同時應對多個客戶的需求。