How is the phrase ponerse manos a la obra translated from Spanish to English
Empezar de repente a hacer algo con mucha energía.
To suddenly start doing something energetically.
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Empezar de repente a hacer algo con mucha energía.
To suddenly start doing something energetically.
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Decidió ponerse manos a la obra en cuanto acabó la reunión. — She decided to launch into action as soon as the meeting ended.
¿Puedes ponerte manos a la obra antes de que llegue la fecha límite? — Can you launch into action before the deadline arrives?
Pongámonos manos a la obra y saquemos juntos este proyecto. — Let's launch into action and tackle this project together.
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