to become comfortable and confident in a new place or situation · to get adjusted
You've just arrived in a new city or country for an extended stay, maybe for work, study, or even a long backpacking trip! 🎒🗺️ You're still figuring things out, but you're getting there. This phrase is perfect for describing that process of getting comfortable and confident in your new surroundings. It's about more than just knowing where the grocery store is; it's about feeling at home! 🏡✨
Which situation is **NOT** appropriate for using 'to find your footing'? A. 🚶♀️ After moving to a new country, you're starting to understand the local customs and public transport. B. 🏢 A new employee is becoming more confident and independent in their tasks at work. C. 🏃♂️ You are running a marathon and have just started the race with high energy.
💡 **Fun Fact!** This idiom is often used when talking about adjusting to a new job or school, but it's super useful for travel too! Think of it like a baby bird learning to stand on its own two feet – you're gaining stability and confidence in your new environment. 🐥👣 It implies a period of adjustment, so don't worry if you don't find your footing right away!