on your own hook

on (one's) own hook

Without requiring or having been given instruction, prompting, or guidance from others; by one's own effort or energy. Few things impress employers more than implementing business solutions on your own hook. I just think Jennifer needs to do things on her own hook more, instead of waiting to see what her boyfriend wants to do all the time.

on your own hook

AMERICAN

If you do something on your own hook, you do it alone, without any help. Patients generally get to the hospital on their own hook. Note: The reference here is to someone catching a fish using their own equipment and without help from others.

词组	on your own hook
释义	on your own hook on (one's) own hook Without requiring or having been given instruction, prompting, or guidance from others; by one's own effort or energy. Few things impress employers more than implementing business solutions on your own hook. I just think Jennifer needs to do things on her own hook more, instead of waiting to see what her boyfriend wants to do all the time. See also: hook, on, own Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. on your own hook AMERICAN If you do something on your own hook, you do it alone, without any help. Patients generally get to the hospital on their own hook. Note: The reference here is to someone catching a fish using their own equipment and without help from others. See also: hook, on, own Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed. See also: initiative on (one's) own account on (one's) own hook on (one's) own initiative on one’s own hook on own account on own hook on own initiative on your own account on your own initiative
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