Idiom: get the hang of something
Meaning
Idiom: get the hang of something
- learn how to do something
- to understand the technique of doing something
Example sentences
— I got the hang of ice-skating the first time I tried it.
— I never got the hang of playing video games so I hate them.
— Don't worry, in a few days you'll get the hang of it.
— Golf is so boring and frustrating until you get the hang of it and then it's addictive.
— How long does it usually take people to get the hang of salsa dancing?
— Once you get the hang of it, knitting is really a relaxing hobby.
— My son got the hang of juggling a few months ago and he's already tossing knives around.
— It took me a really long time to get the hang of Tai Chi but now I love it.
— Don't give up, you're getting the hang of Zumba now. You're doing great!
Synonyms
- get the knack of
- be proficient in
- know inside out
- pick up
- become proficient in
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