pound the pavement
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"[pound] the pavement" की परिभाषा और अर्थ

to pound the pavement
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to actively and tirelessly search for employment or other opportunities

to [pound] the pavement definition and meaning

What is the origin of the idiom "pound the pavement" and when to use it?

The phrase "pound the pavement" originated from the literal action of pounding or walking heavily on the pavement or sidewalk while searching for employment. It emerged in the early 20th century and became a metaphorical expression for actively seeking work or engaging in job search activities that require physical presence and effort. This idiom is commonly used in the context of job searching or pursuing opportunities. It is employed when individuals actively engage in physical efforts to find employment, such as walking from business to business, distributing resumes, submitting job applications in person, or conducting face-to-face networking.

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to travel on foot, either by walking or running

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They will be pounding the pavement next month, attending career fairs and networking events to find employment.
We are currently pounding the pavement, reaching out to potential employers and attending job interviews.
He pounded the pavement for weeks until he finally landed his dream job.
The marathon runner pounded the pavement for hours, pushing herself to the limit.
By this time next year, she will be pounding the pavement, determined to secure a promotion in her field.
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