be in someone's shoes
idiomPart ofshoe
be in someone's shoes — idiom
1. to be in the same difficult situation as another person, often used to express e
1.idiom
Definition
to be in the same difficult situation as another person, often used to express empathy or to give advice about what you would do.
Example
If I were in your shoes, I would accept the scholarship offer without hesitation.
Nobody knows what they would do in her shoes until they face the same crisis themselves.