On your feet
prepositional phrase
Standing up or not sitting.
She was on her feet all day at work.

Often appears as...
- be on your feet
- get on your feet
prepositional phrase
Recovering from an illness or problem.
After a week in bed with the flu, she's finally on her feet again.

Often appears as...
- be on your feet
- get back on your feet
prepositional phrase
Being financially stable.
After the bankruptcy, it took months for him to be back on his feet.

Often appears as...
- be on your feet
- get back on your feet
prepositional phrase
Prepared or ready to act immediately.
The firefighters must be on their feet in case of an emergency.

Often appears as...
- be on your feet
- stay on your feet
prepositional phrase
Standing up or not sitting.
She was on her feet all day at work.

Often appears as...
- be on your feet
- get on your feet
prepositional phrase
Recovering from an illness or problem.
After a week in bed with the flu, she's finally on her feet again.

Often appears as...
- be on your feet
- get back on your feet
prepositional phrase
Being financially stable.
After the bankruptcy, it took months for him to be back on his feet.

Often appears as...
- be on your feet
- get back on your feet
prepositional phrase
Prepared or ready to act immediately.
The firefighters must be on their feet in case of an emergency.

Often appears as...
- be on your feet
- stay on your feet
Definition 1 of 4

Physical Endurance
Refers to someone being physically active without rest for a long time.

Nurses often need to be on their feet during their entire shift.
Not Literal
Can describe someone's busy activity, even if they are not literally standing.

As a manager, he's on his feet, making decisions all day.
Physical Endurance
Refers to someone being physically active without rest for a long time.

Nurses often need to be on their feet during their entire shift.
Not Literal
Can describe someone's busy activity, even if they are not literally standing.

As a manager, he's on his feet, making decisions all day.
Physical Endurance
Refers to someone being physically active without rest for a long time.

Nurses often need to be on their feet during their entire shift.
Not Literal
Can describe someone's busy activity, even if they are not literally standing.

As a manager, he's on his feet, making decisions all day.
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