get one's feet wet 的定义
- Embark on a new venture, start into new territory. For example, I've only had a few cello lessons—I've barely gotten my feet wet. This expression alludes to the timid swimmer slowly getting into the water. [Late 1500s]
get one's feet wet 近义词
等同于 break the ice
等同于 commence
get one's feet wet 的近义词 21 个
- begin
- inaugurate
- initiate
- launch
- take up
- arise
- open
- originate
- come into being
- come into existence
- embark on
- enter upon
- get cracking
- get going
- get show on road
- hit the ground running
- jump into
- kick off
- lead off
- start the ball rolling
- tear into
get one's feet wet 的反义词 7 个
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