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2022-05-05 03:05
One jump ahead phrase
If you are one jump ahead (of someone/something), you have done something faster, better, or more successful than them.
The notorious criminal called "X" always stays one jump ahead of the police.
When it comes to hardware design, software, and product marketing, Apple always seems to be one jump ahead of its competitors.
By continuing to build up your dream business, I think you are one jump ahead of those who are missing out on the life they really want because they work on someone else’s dreams.
Despite our effort to keep one jump ahead, we have ended up two steps behind.
Take advantage of someone's abilities, strategies, or tactics to beat or defeat them
If you ask someone to get his tail somewhere fast, you mean that he needs to move himself to a particular place quickly.
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