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Jump in with both feet

Jump in with both feet (Jump in with both feet)

Idiom Risk

Signification

To start something enthusiastically without hesitation.

Commencer quelque chose avec enthousiasme sans hésitation. (Commencer quelque chose avec enthousiasme sans hésitation.)

Phrases d'exemple

"She jumped in with both feet when offered the startup role."

"Elle a sauté dans le rôle à pieds joints lorsqu'on lui a offert le poste dans la startup." (Elle a saute dans le role a pieds joints lorsqu'on lui a offert le poste dans la startup.)

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