Definition of foot-shooting in English:

foot-shooting

noun ˈfʊtʃuːtɪŋ

informal

The action of inadvertently making one's own situation worse, or of making an (embarrassing) error of judgement; an instance of this. Compare to shoot oneself in the foot.

adjective ˈfʊtʃuːtɪŋ

informal

That inadvertently worsens one's situation, or causes one difficulty or embarrassment; having a tendency to do this. Compare to shoot oneself in the foot.

Origin

1980s. From foot + shooting, after to shoot oneself in the foot
1980s; earliest use found in The Guardian. From foot + shooting, after to shoot oneself in the foot.

Definition of foot-shooting in US English:

foot-shooting

nounˈfʊtʃuːtɪŋ

informal

The action of inadvertently making one's own situation worse, or of making an (embarrassing) error of judgement; an instance of this. Compare to shoot oneself in the foot.

adjectiveˈfʊtʃuːtɪŋ

informal

That inadvertently worsens one's situation, or causes one difficulty or embarrassment; having a tendency to do this. Compare to shoot oneself in the foot.

Origin

1980s. From foot + shooting, after to shoot oneself in the foot<br>1980s; earliest use found in The Guardian. From foot + shooting, after to shoot oneself in the foot.

单词	foot-shooting
释义	Definition of foot-shooting in English: foot-shooting noun ˈfʊtʃuːtɪŋ informal The action of inadvertently making one's own situation worse, or of making an (embarrassing) error of judgement; an instance of this. Compare to shoot oneself in the foot. adjective ˈfʊtʃuːtɪŋ informal That inadvertently worsens one's situation, or causes one difficulty or embarrassment; having a tendency to do this. Compare to shoot oneself in the foot. Origin 1980s. From foot + shooting, after to shoot oneself in the foot 1980s; earliest use found in The Guardian. From foot + shooting, after to shoot oneself in the foot. Definition of foot-shooting in US English: foot-shooting nounˈfʊtʃuːtɪŋ informal The action of inadvertently making one's own situation worse, or of making an (embarrassing) error of judgement; an instance of this. Compare to shoot oneself in the foot. adjectiveˈfʊtʃuːtɪŋ informal That inadvertently worsens one's situation, or causes one difficulty or embarrassment; having a tendency to do this. Compare to shoot oneself in the foot. Origin 1980s. From foot + shooting, after to shoot oneself in the foot<br>1980s; earliest use found in The Guardian. From foot + shooting, after to shoot oneself in the foot.
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