cool your heels
成語所屬單字cool
cool your heels — 慣用語
1. to be forced to wait for someone or something, especially when you are eager or
1.慣用語
釋義
to be forced to wait for someone or something, especially when you are eager or impatient.
例句
The director made the reporters cool their heels outside for almost an hour.
Yuna cooled her heels in the lobby while the manager dealt with an emergency.