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to get your feet under the table

  1. to take undue favor

  2. to take bribe

  3. to become familiar with a new situation

  4. to get feared
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C Correct answer
Explanation

To 'get your feet under the table' means to become settled or familiar with a new job, situation, or environment. It does not refer to taking bribes or being afraid.

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