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Now, if I get cold feet about something, does that mean I should go and get some extra socks and put them on to keep my feet warm?

In this short video, we're going to be looking at the idiom 'get cold feet'. Idioms are phrases we use all the time in English.

The problem with idioms is that their meaning is difficult to figure out from the words used in the phrase.

'To get cold feet' about something means to become nervous or uncertain about doing it. Here are some examples to illustrate:

• He was supposed to propose to her today, but he got cold feet and chickened out.
• I was excited to start my own business, but I got cold feet when I thought about all the risks involved.
• She was going to accept the job offer, but she got cold feet when she understood how much responsibility she would have.

If you want to learn more common idioms, you're in luck, I have another video that I will link to in the comments.

Thanks for watching. I hope that helps. See you next time."


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