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1·It is a custom in China to get to one's feet to greet visitors.

在中国的习俗里，迎接客人要站起来。

2·Strapped to one's feet, in a manner not unlike roller-skates (but much more secure) are crampons.

在脚上捆绑皮带，不是像旱冰鞋那样（而是更安全的），鞋底要有铁钉。

3·The frozen snow was so slippery that it was hard to keep one's feet.

冰雪溜滑， 人们很难站稳。《新英汉大辞典》

4·Burmese. They get to be twenty-five feet long, though this one's just a baby.

缅甸产的，虽说这只是一条幼蛇，它可长到二十五米长。

5·Of course between an ideas's out of date and dying out, it is needed to have a driving force, and it is needed to have a man, who lifts stone to drop it on one's own feet.

当然在一个观念的过时和消亡之间，还需要一个推动力，还需要一个人，一个搬起石头砸自己脚的人。

6·He chose to lift the stone to drop it on one's own feet.

他选择了搬起石头砸自己的脚。

7·It may merely be a case of removing rough edges or tossing away molding to expose irregularities, in some cases to remove a prop and stand on one's own feet.

这也许不过是清理建筑物的毛边，去掉装饰物以显露其参差不齐之处，在某些情况下，移开支撑，令建筑物靠自己站立。

8·The other is more intuitive, daring , relying on one's ability to think on their feet.

另外一种更需要直觉、胆量，取决于人随机应变的能力。

9·Lifting a rock only to drop it on one's feet is a Chinese folk saying to describe the behaviors of certain fools.

“搬起石头砸自己的脚”，这是中国人形容某些蠢人的行为的一句俗语。

10·It'll be dark, no one's going to notice our feet.

天快黑了，没人会注意到我们的脚。