follow (someone's) lead -Idioms

Idioms

follow (someone's) lead

to do as someone else does

Everybody followed my lead and came to work early.

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follow in (someone's) footsteps/tracks

follow one's heart

follow one's nose

follow the crowd

follow through with (something)

follow up (something) or follow (something) up

fond of (someone or something)

food for thought

lash out (at someone)

belt (something) out or belt out (something)

make no bones about (something)

make a dent in (something)

keep one's opinions to oneself

make free with (someone or something)

psyched up (for something)

turn (something) on its ear

raring/rarin' to go

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