two left feet
Clumsiness, especially at dancing or in sports involving kicking a ball.
He should stay off the dance floor with his two left feet.
left
/ˈlɛft/
noun 5adj 4adv 3name 1
Collocations
12(noun.) side
ADJ
extreme, far
The protesters gathered on the far left side of the street during the march.
VERB + LEFT
turn to
When you turn to your left at the traffic light, you'll find the supermarket.
PREP
from the ~
A dog suddenly appeared from the left and started barking at us.
on the/your ~
When you enter the classroom, the teacher's desk is on your left.
on the ~ of
The bathroom is on the left of the kitchen when you enter the apartment.
to the/your ~
When you reach the traffic light, turn to your left and you'll see the library.
to the ~ of
The kitchen sink sits to the left of the window where we can see the garden.
PHRASES
from left to right; from right to left
When you read English, your eyes move from left to right across the page.
(noun.) the left: political groups
ADJ
extreme, far
PREP
of the ~
The political party of the left won the election with a strong environmental platform.
on the ~
The liberal candidates are positioned on the left side of the political spectrum.
to the ~
Her political views are slightly to the left compared to most people in her community.
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