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hang out one's shingle
Verb
idiomatic
Japanese Meaning
専門職などが独立して事務所や店舗を開業すること / 自営業を始める、あるいは自らの業務の場を設けること / 職業上、個人事務所やビジネスを設立すること
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(idiomatic) To open an office or business, especially in a profession.
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hang out one's shingle
To hang out one's shingle is a rite of passage for many professionals leaving corporate life.
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To hang out one's shingle is a rite of passage for many professionals leaving corporate life.
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