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Get your feet wet

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Metaphorical Use

This phrase is not about literal feet or water but about trying something new.

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She got her feet wet in graphic design by creating flyers for a local event.
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Initial Experience

It's used when someone is starting something but isn't diving in completely yet.

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He got his feet wet in blogging by writing a few guest posts.
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Positive Connotation

Generally implies a good opportunity to learn something without full commitment.

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Internships are a way to get your feet wet before you enter the job market.
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