footing

footing
noun
1) (balance: It was difficult to keep his footing on the narrow path.) fotfeste, balanse
2) (foundation: The business is now on a firm footing.) fundament, grunnlag
fotfeste
subst. \/ˈfʊtɪŋ\/
1) fotfeste, balanse
2) (overført) trygg stilling
3) grunnlag, basis
4) (overført) fot, forhold, status
5) (arkitektur) sokkel, murfot, søylefot
6) (hverdagslig) summering, addisjon
7) (om strømpe e.l.) det å sette ny fot i
footing ale runde, omgang
gain\/get a footing (overført også) få fotfeste, få innpass, vinne innpass, få en fot innenfor
keep one's footing holde seg på beina beholde sin posisjon
lose one's footing miste fotfestet
be on a footing of familiarity with stå på fortrolig fot med
be on a friendly footing with stå på vennskapelig fot med
be on an equal footing with være likestilt med, stå på like fot med
on a war footing se ➢ war
pay for one's footing betale en runde som nykommer (i klubb o.l.) (hverdagslig) trenge seg på
place on the same footing as sidestille, likestille
put on a sound footing konsolidere
• put a business on a sound footing
konsolidere en bedrift

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