Learning to “run with it”From the headline of this article at Furman News.
上記の文で、run with itの意味は?
In the sentence above, what does "run with it" mean?
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解答
意味:英辞郎には、run with itだけでは掲載されていませんが、take the ball and run with it はあります。その意味は、
前任者から引き継いで主導権[リーダーシップ]を発揮する
Answer
According to The Free Dictionary:To take the initiative to do something independently.
Examples
- I got this really good idea for an ad campaign. I think I'm going to just run with it and present it to the boss when it's done.
- Teresa is a good reporter because when she sees a good story, she runs with it—she doesn't wait to be told what to cover.
- The Japanese took that technology and ran with it.
- It's up to him. If he studies, fine. If not, there's nothing we can do. He's the one who has to take the ball and run with it.
- We had a very vague idea of what we wanted, but the marketing team just took the ball and ran with it.