be in shoes



be in somebody's shoes

  (informal)
to be in the same situation as someone else, especially an unpleasant situation If I were in your shoes, I'd speak to the boy's parents. Poor Matthew. I wouldn't like to be in his shoes when the results are announced.
See also: shoe

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
LilacLIE-ləkEnglish (Rare)
Yaromir-Medieval Slavic
ClaudioKLOW-dyoItalian, Spanish
Quim-Portuguese, Catalan
Shug-Scottish
Sabien-Dutch