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What does the idiom stand on her own two feet mean

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Normally, this idiom means you can provide for yourself; standing on your own two feet is like "I don't need any help from anyone else, I can take care of myself." I hope this helped :)

igomit [66]3 years ago

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Means that she has a lot that she is carrying or doing

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