step on it (Meaning)

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step on it (v)

move hurridly

The traffic light turned green, and the impatient driver couldn't wait any longer; they stepped on it.
With a surge of adrenaline, the racing car driver stepped on it, accelerating out of the pit lane.
In a desperate attempt to make up lost time, the postal worker stepped on it, dodging obstacles along the way.
The exhausted marathon runner managed to summon one last burst of energy and stepped on it, sprinting towards the finish line.
The trembling hiker felt a newfound determination and stepped on it, ascending the mountain with renewed vigor.
The paramedics raced through the city streets, lights flashing and sirens blaring, as they stepped on it to save lives.
The police officer in pursuit of the fleeing criminal stepped on it, hoping to close the distance and apprehend the fugitive.
The timid student, pushed to their limits, stepped on it and completed the daunting exam in record time.
The skilled surgeon had a steady hand and a meticulous approach, carefully stepping on it to ensure a successful operation.
The determined athlete fought through pain and fatigue, digging deep and stepping on it to secure a personal best.

move hurridly

speed, beat it, zip, blow, chase, buzz, travel, race, step, drive

slow (down or up), creep, poke, hang (around or out), slow (down or up), poke, drag, linger, linger, lag

The traffic light turned green, and the impatient driver couldn't wait any longer; they stepped on it.

With a surge of adrenaline, the racing car driver stepped on it, accelerating out of the pit lane.

In a desperate attempt to make up lost time, the postal worker stepped on it, dodging obstacles along the way.

The exhausted marathon runner managed to summon one last burst of energy and stepped on it, sprinting towards the finish line.