Idiom | (to) step up to the plate |
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Meaning | to take action; to do one's best; to volunteer note: This expression comes from baseball. You step up to the plate (a plastic mat on the ground) when it's your turn to hit the ball. |
Example | We need somebody to be in charge of organizing the company holiday party. Who'd like to step up to the plate and start working on this project? |
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