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Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Be in someone's shoes

  1. A
    face the same situation as another person
  2. B
    accept someone's shoes as a present
  3. C
    buy the same brand of shoes as another person
  4. D
    put on someone's shoes

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The idiom "be in someone's shoes" means to be in the situation, position, or viewpoint of another person, especially a difficult one, in order to understand or experience what they are going through.

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Select the most appropriate meaning of the given idiom.
Be in someone's shoes
A
face the same situation as another person
B
accept someone's shoes as a present
C
buy the same brand of shoes as another person
D
put on someone's shoes

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