idiom
get back on your feet
GET bak on yor FEET
ɡɛt bæk ɒn jɔːr fiːtListen
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Syllable breakdown
getbackonyourfeet
Dictionary meaning
recover from illness, financial difficulty, or misfortune and return to a self-sufficient and functional state; regain the stability and independence that was lost during a period of hardship or incapacity
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