get the nod
US /ɡɛt ðə nɑd/
・UK /ɡet ðə nɒd/
B2
idm.To receive approval or permission to do something.
She got the nod for the lead role in the new play.
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Biden out, Harris in: BBC Learning English from the News
- Another example: If you want to start a new project at work, you have to get the nod from your boss before you can get started.
Another example: If you want to start a new project at work, you have to get the nod from your boss before you can get started.
- Another example: If you want to start a new project at work, you have to get the nod from your boss before you can get started.
Another example: If you want to start a new project at work, you have to get the nod from your boss before you can get started.