Idioms
steal (someone's) thunder
to do or say something that another person had planned to do or say
My colleague stole my thunder when he announced that he was leaving the company before I will.
steal a base
steal a march on (someone)
steal the show
steal the spotlight
steamed up
steaming mad
steer clear of (someone or something)
step down from (a job/position)
step in
step into (someone's) shoes
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follow one's nose
have a head for (something)
ships that pass in the night
three sheets to the wind
too big for one's britches
far from it
bound and determined
get the jump on (someone)
brimming with (something)
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