idiom
take the leap
TAYK the LEEP
teɪk ðə liːpListen
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Syllable breakdown
taketheleap
Dictionary meaning
to commit to a bold or risky action despite uncertainty; to make a courageous decision to do something new or challenging, especially in starting a venture, changing careers, or pursuing a goal that involves significant personal risk
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