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5 Dec 2020
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English (US)
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What does Get your hands dirty
mean?
What does Get your hands dirty
mean?
mean?
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Sometimes it is literal, but most of the time, it's a metaphor, an idiom, meaning to start something, to dive in, to get messy trying something, to try
- English (US)
The literal translation is doing an activity like farming or potting plants that will put dirt onto your hands
- English (US)
It's an idiom that means to get personally involved in a situation.
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