Example
“Let's do a deep dive into the retention data before we touch the onboarding flow.”
Dictionary details
Related idioms
Expressions connected by reviewed component words or topic tags.
deep pockets
CEFR B2having a great deal of money to spend
Informal
dig deep
CEFR B2draw on all one's effort or inner resources to overcome a challenge
Neutral
circle back
CEFR B1to return to a topic or person later, after other things have happened
Informal
kick off
CEFR B1to begin an event, meeting, or project
Informal
read the room
CEFR B1to sense the mood, expectations, and dynamics of the people present
Informal
test the waters
CEFR B1to try something cautiously before committing fully to it
Neutral
Source methodology
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