expansion of theme strike while the iron is hot
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The proverb, “Strike while the iron is hot” means: Take full and prompt advantage of any favorable circumstances. Fast and decisive action at the appropriate moment brings success in life. Expansion: A blacksmith should always strike the iron when it is hot.
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This idiom(or proverb as said) means that one should take advantage of any heated situation and try to make the most of it by planning well and stratigising. An example can be The exams are coming nearer, so strike the iron while it is hot and do your best!
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