English - United States
strike while the iron is hot
strike while the iron is hot
Act while the opportunity is available.
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English - United States
strike while the iron is hot
Act while the opportunity is available.
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take a back seat
Accept a less active or less important role.
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take a rain check
Postpone an invitation or offer.
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take heart
Feel encouraged.
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take it easy
Relax or avoid too much stress.
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take the edge off
Reduce the intensity of discomfort or stress.
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take the lead
Become the person guiding an action.
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take the plunge
Decide to do something risky or important.
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take with a grain of salt
Do not fully believe something without caution.
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talk shop
Talk about work or business, often outside work time.
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the ball is in your court
It is your turn to act or decide.
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the best of both worlds
A situation with advantages from two different options.
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the bottom line
The most important point or final result.
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the last straw
The final problem that makes someone lose patience.
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the tip of the iceberg
Only a small visible part of a much larger issue.
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the whole nine yards
Everything possible or the full amount.
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think outside the box
Find creative ideas beyond usual thinking.
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think twice
Consider carefully before acting.
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