Phrase/Idiom | fly by the seat of your pants |
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Definition | If you fly by the seat of your pants, you do something without any knowledge or experience, using only your instinct and hoping that you will succeed. |
Example | Ten years ago, without any formal training, Steve decided to fly by the seat of his pants and move to Berlin. |
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