take it slow

take (something) slow

To proceed, progress, or navigate (through some course, action, or activity) in a slow, careful, measured way. These narrow trails can be treacherous, so let's just take it slow. We were both just recently divorced, so we're taking the relationship slow for now. I know you're taking the negotiations slow so that there aren't any mistakes, but my client really can't afford to wait any longer for this deal to be completed.

See also: slow, take

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take it slow

to go slowly and carefully. Just relax and take it slow. You've got a good chance. You'll make it. Take it slow and keep your spirits up.

See also: slow, take

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. © 2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.

take it slow

tv. to go slowly and carefully. Just relax and take it slow. You’ve got a good chance.

See also: slow, take

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