Question

Select the correct meaning of the given phrases/idioms.

Be in someone’s shoes

• A. wear shoes that do not belong to self
• B. be like them
• C. to pretend to be somebody else
• D. imagining oneself to be in another person’s situation

Answer 1

The correct option is D

imagining oneself to be in another person’s situation

When you are ‘in someone’s shoes’ you are imagining you are in that person’s situation.