<prompt> Hlalosa moelelo oa leele ho otla fatše.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain the meaning of the idiom to hit the ground running. . Response in English: The idiom to hit the ground running means to start a new project, job or task with a great deal of energy, enthusiasm and speed. It means that someone is ready to begin something immediately and with full effort, without any delay or need for further preparation. This phrase often connotes an ability to quickly adapt to new situations and a capability to be productive from the very beginning. . Response in Sesotho: Maele a reng ho otla fatše a bolela ho qala morero o mocha, mosebetsi kapa mosebetsi ka matla, cheseho le lebelo le leholo. Ho bolela hore motho o itokiselitse ho qala ntho e itseng hang-hang le ka boiteko bo feletseng, ntle le tieho leha e le efe kapa tlhokahalo ea ho lokisetsa ho eketsehileng. Hangata poleloana ena e bolela bokhoni ba ho ikamahanya le maemo a macha kapele le bokhoni ba ho hlahisa litholoana ho tloha qalong. 