shoe
noun
Definitions of shoe noun
- A1Countable(可數名詞)
An item of footwear, typically made from a strong material like leather or plastic, designed to protect the foot, and usually having a thick sole and a heel.
鞋
loafers/stilettos
樂福鞋/細高跟鞋
joggers/basketball shoes
慢跑鞋/籃球鞋
He slipped on/kicked off his new shoes.
他穿上/踢掉他的新鞋。
- Countable(可數名詞)
A horseshoe.
（同horseshoe）馬蹄鐵
verb
Definitions of shoe verb
- Transitive(及物動詞)
To fit a horse with horseshoes by nailing them to its hooves.
給（馬）釘馬蹄鐵
Idioms
- if I were in your shoes
Used to express what one would do if they were in another person's situation.
假若我處在你的處境
• If I were in your shoes, I would talk to the manager first before making any other decisions.
如果我是你，我會先跟經理談談，然後再做其他決定。
- be in someone's shoes
To experience the same difficult or unpleasant situation that someone else is in; to imagine oneself in another person's circumstances.
設身處地
• I wouldn't want to be in Mike's shoes after the boss finds out about his mistake.
我不想在老闆發現Mike的錯誤後處在他的位置。
- step into someone's shoes
To assume someone's responsibilities or role, often following their departure.
接替某人的職位或工作。
• After the manager retires, the vice manager will step into his shoes.
經理退休後，副經理將接替他的職位。