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| почувствовать себя в чьей-либо роли (nrdmc); "побывать в шкуре" (кого-либо: He has already stepped into Kenyon 's shoes once before, replacing him as deputy chief executive three years ago.' nrdmc); занять чьё-либо место (Over the past few years we have managed to put about half-a-dozen dealers behind bars but there are always successors ready to step into their shoes.' 'More) | |||