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A short spoken explanation (YouTube clip) by Hadar Shemesh defining the idiom 'get your feet wet' as trying something for the first time or getting involved in something new, followed by brief example sentences and pronunciation clarifications.

A short spoken explanation (YouTube clip) by Hadar Shemesh defining the idiom 'get your feet wet' as trying something for the first time or getting involved in something new, followed by brief example sentences and pronunciation clarifications.
Get your feet wet. What a way to get your feet wet. To get your feet wet is to try something for the first time or to get involved in something new and try it out. I just started my new job, and I'm still getting my feet wet. Getting acquainted. I'm just, like, getting to know the projects and the work. Getting my feet wet. Get your feet high E not fit. Feet wet. Fit is a different word. Get your feet wet.

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