Idiom 'Get The Ball Rolling' Meaning

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Hey everyone, today we are going to learn the meaning of the idiom 'get the ball rolling \ let's get the ball rolling'.
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Additional vocabulary for this video:
🔹 water under the bridge - problems that someone has had in the past that they do not worry about because they happened a long time ago and cannot now be changed
🔹 dare - to be brave enough to do something difficult
🔹 truth or dare - a mostly verbal party game where someone asks you "truth or dare" and you have to pick either "truth" or "dare" to perform the action corresponding to your choice
🔹 shush\shush it - used to tell someone to be quiet
🔹 what the hell - said when you suddenly realize that your plan is not important to you and that you will do something else (informal)
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[@fiendkarma]

Hi i learn to speak english , so i try to understand your expression.
If i understood well , "to get the ball rolling" is used when you want propose a new activity,project or subject like a conversation with your friends ?

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Hi! Yes, this is a completely correct understanding. This can apply it to any type of activity, including starting a conversation with friends.