Get nimble on one's feet
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"When I arrived back home, my dog immediately wanted to go out for a walk. She'd been cooped up in the house for three hours, so she couldn't wait to get nimble on her feet again."
Could 'nimble on one's feet' be used this way?
The dog was glad that she got to run around again.
Thank you.
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Ann225 Could 'nimble on one's feet' be used this way? I say yes, but it's not good without an appropriate setting, and I don't know what that would be. "Nimble" is more an intrinsic property and not something you do.
- Ann225 Could 'nimble on one's feet' be used this way?
- I say yes, but it's not good without an appropriate setting, and I don't know what that would be.
- "Nimble" is more an intrinsic property and not something you do.
- You don't get nimble, you are it.
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Ann225Could 'nimble on one's feet' be used this way?
I say yes, but it's not good without an appropriate setting, and I don't know what that would be. "Nimble" is more an intrinsic property and not something you do. You don't get nimble, you are it.
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