take one's cue from someone.

Submitted by Ramesh Mehta on 2020-09-27

Idiom: take one's cue from someone.
Language: English
Idiomatic translations / equivalents: English, French, Greek
Explained meaning: English
Idiom submitted by: Ramesh Mehta

Idiomatic translations of "take one's cue from ..."

English

take a leaf out of/from someone’s book

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French

prendre de la graine

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English, French, Hindi

Greek

Στο δρόμο που χάραξε/έδειξε (ο/η τάδε)

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Meanings of "take one's cue from ..."

English

to use someone's course of action as a guide.

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Ramesh Mehta on Sun, 27/09/2020 - 18:09

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English

to emulate someone's example.

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Ramesh Mehta on Sun, 27/09/2020 - 18:11

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