steal a march on (someone) -Idioms

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steal a march on (someone)

to get an advantage over someone without being noticed

I was able to steal a march on my colleague when he was away on vacation.

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steal the spotlight

steer clear of (someone or something)

step down from (a job/position)

step into (someone's) shoes

step into the breach

step on (someone's) toes

express (one's) anger

pay (someone or something) a visit

for the time being

keep one's opinions to oneself

put out (some) feelers or put (some) feelers out

pressed for time

set (someone or something) free

on the heels of (something)

nuzzle up to (someone or something)

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