verb/a.vwaʁ le pje syʁ tɛʁ/
to have one's feet firmly on the ground, to be realistic, to be practical, to be well-grounded
“On a les pieds sur terre, on a la tête ailleurs.” — We have our feet on the ground, we have our head elsewhere.
/a.vwaʁ le pje syʁ tɛʁ/
to have one's feet firmly on the ground, to be realistic, to be practical, to be well-grounded
“On a les pieds sur terre, on a la tête ailleurs.” — We have our feet on the ground, we have our head elsewhere.