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take to something like a duck to water
Verb
idiomatic
Japanese Meaning
新しい環境や状況に対して自然にすんなり適応する（慣れる）こと。 / 違和感なく環境に溶け込み、順応すること。
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(idiomatic) To adapt to something naturally and effortlessly.
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take to something like a duck to water
Despite never having tried it before, she seemed to take to something like a duck to water when she started learning the violin.
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Despite never having tried it before, she seemed to take to something like a duck to water when she started learning the violin.
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