Idioms

get your second wind

get a/(one's) second wind

To experience renewed energy after a period of fatigue. I'm sorry, but if I don't get a second wind soon, I'm going to bed. I planned to stop working at 9, but then I got my second wind and just kept going. I better get a second wind because I need to finish this paper for my 9:00 AM class tomorrow!
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get your second wind:

gain a new strength or energy to continue something that is an effort.
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get your second ˈwind

(informal) find energy, strength or enthusiasm after feeling tired or after a period when you produce little: After midnight the dancers seemed to get their second wind and went on till dawn.
This expression comes from running; after feeling out of breath at the beginning of a race, you later find it easier to breathe.
See also: get, second, wind
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