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Get him on his feet

🇬🇧 UK //ɡɛt hɪm ɒn hɪz fiːt// 🇺🇸 US //ɡɛt hɪm ɑn hɪz fit//

Meaning of Get him on his feet

Help someone become active or improve their situation.

In simple words: Help him stand up or be more active.

Get him on his feet in a sentence

• After losing his job, friends helped get him on his feet.
• The charity aims to get homeless individuals on their feet.
• She did everything possible to get him on his feet after the accident.
• He needed some help to get him on his feet again after his illness.

How to use Get him on his feet

Use this phrase in informal contexts when encouraging someone to become active or improve their situation. It's not suitable for formal writing.

Grammar pattern

get + object + on one's feet

Memory hint

Imagine a coach getting a player up to win the game.

Related words

Collocations with Get him on his feet

• get someone on their feet
• help someone on their feet
• get back on one's feet

Synonyms for Get him on his feet

• encourage
• uplift
• support
• assist
• motivate

Common mistakes with Get him on his feet

• Confusing with 'get up' - 'on his feet' suggests more than just standing.
• Using it literally - it often means improving someone's situation, not just standing.
• Misplacing the phrase - remember, it's about someone else, not 'get myself on my feet.'

Frequently asked questions about Get him on his feet

What does Get him on his feet mean?

Help him stand up or be more active.

What is the definition of Get him on his feet?

Help someone become active or improve their situation.

How do you use Get him on his feet in a sentence?

After losing his job, friends helped get him on his feet.

Can you give another example of Get him on his feet?

The charity aims to get homeless individuals on their feet.

What are synonyms for Get him on his feet?

Common alternatives include encourage, uplift, support, assist, motivate.

What words go with Get him on his feet?

It commonly pairs with get someone on their feet, help someone on their feet, get back on one's feet.

What are common mistakes when using Get him on his feet?

Confusing with 'get up' - 'on his feet' suggests more than just standing. Using it literally - it often means improving someone's situation, not just standing. Misplacing the phrase - remember, it's about someone else, not 'get myself on my feet.'

How do you pronounce Get him on his feet?

US: //ɡɛt hɪm ɑn hɪz fit//, UK: //ɡɛt hɪm ɒn hɪz fiːt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Get him on his feet?

Use this phrase in informal contexts when encouraging someone to become active or improve their situation. It's not suitable for formal writing.