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over one's skis
Prepositional phrase
idiomatic
Japanese Meaning
十分な準備や検討が整っていない段階で、先走って発言・行動すること。 / 事前の確認や準備が不足している状態で、軽率に口出しや行動をしてしまうこと。
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(idiomatic) Acting or speaking prematurely; getting get ahead of oneself.
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over one's skis
It's easy to get over one's skis when you're excited about a new project, but it's better to wait and gather facts before making promises.
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It's easy to get over one's skis when you're excited about a new project, but it's better to wait and gather facts before making promises.
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