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stumble into something
phrasal verb with stumbleverbuk /ˈstʌm.bəl/ us /ˈstʌm.bəl/
to start doing something by chance, without having intended to do it: 偶然开始做（某事）
He had stumbled into teaching English after he finished college.大学毕业后，因为一个偶然的机会他开始教英语。
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here goes!idiom
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motion
start (something) off
start on something
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Chance and randomness
stumble into something | American Dictionary
stumble into something
phrasal verb with stumbleverb[ I ]us/ˈstʌm·bəl/
to start doing something by chance and without an intention:
Fry says he stumbled into guitarmaking.
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