got cold feet|get cold foot in English

became too frightened or apprehensive to continue an endeavor, faltered, wavered

Use "got cold feet|get cold foot" in a sentence

1. Maybe she got cold feet.

2. After all, he couldn't get far with those cold feet.

3. And if I snowboarded again, my feet aren't going to get cold.

4. Mistress got a cold

5. My feet are cold, Banana.

6. My feet were icy cold.

7. My feet were numb with cold.

8. My feet were benumbed with cold.

9. I've got a shocking cold.

10. Her feet were deaden with cold.

11. He's got a horrible cold.

12. I've got a stinking cold.

13. She'd got a stinking cold.

14. However, on the wedding day, both of them get cold feet and run away.

15. If he came back to us, it might make the other Democrats get cold feet.

16. They got cold feet, convinced the African bloc to sabotage the resolution so they have an out.

17. This cold weather is giving me itchy feet.

18. Many people attribute cold feet to poor Circulation

19. Coldish; Cold it up; Colditz Castle; cold j; Cold Jacked; Cold jar codgers; ColdJay; Cold Jeffrey; Cold Jelly; cold jerky; Cold Jew; Cold Jim; cold joke; cold jones; Cold jug

20. The Adopter got cold feet when he found out that the newborn baby had a serious birth defect

21. The bare concrete floor was cold on my feet.

22. Don't walk on the cold floor with bare feet.

23. Getting your feet wet disposes you to catching cold.

24. This cold I've got is a real stinker .

25. Keep your feet dry so you don't catch a cold .