Jump in at the deep end (Jump in at the deep end)

Idiom Confidence

Meaning

to take on a difficult task without preparation

Asumir una tarea difícil sin preparación (Asumir una tarea difícil sin preparación)

"I had to jump in at the deep end when I started my new job."

"Tuve que saltar al fondo cuando empecé mi nuevo trabajo." (Tuve que saltar al fondo cuando empecé mi nuevo trabajo.)

to overcome a barrier or limitation, particularly in career...

to survive, one must adjust to the new conditions

to successfully overcome a difficult or challenging situatio...

to be eager or impatient to do something

to be extremely frustrated and have no patience left

to misunderstand each other when talking about different thi...