How to say "to be quick off the mark" in Dutch?
In Dutch "to be quick off the mark" translates toΒ Β er als de kippen bij zijnΒ
Transliteration: er als duh kip-pen bij zijn
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πΊπΈ When I heard there was a new job opening, I was quick off the mark to apply.
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How to say "to be quick off the mark" in Dutch?
You can use the word "er als de kippen bij zijn" which translates to "to be quick off the mark".
How to pronounce "er als de kippen bij zijn" (to be quick off the mark) in Dutch?
The word "er als de kippen bij zijn" is pronounced as "er als duh kip-pen bij zijn".
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