pedal to the metal
The phrase "pedal to the metal" is an idiom that means to go full speed or drive as fast as possible. It originates from the action of pushing the accelerator pedal of a vehicle all the way down to the floor, engaging the engine to its maximum power, typically in high-performance cars. It signifies a sense of urgency, determination, or an intense desire to achieve something quickly. It can apply not only to driving but also to other areas of life, such as work, sports, or any activity where one wants to give their maximum effort or reach their maximum potential.
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