What is another word for take your cue from someone?
Pronunciation: [tˈe͡ɪk jɔː kjˈuː fɹɒm sˈʌmwɒn] (IPA) 
"Take your cue from someone" is a common phrase that means to observe or imitate someone's behavior, actions, or speech as a guide for your own actions. There are various synonyms to describe this idea, including following the lead of someone, taking inspiration from someone, taking a cue from someone's behavior, emulating someone's actions, taking guidance from someone, copying someone's moves, mimicking someone's behavior, following someone's example, and imitating someone's lead. Essentially, all of these synonyms mean the same thing - to take guidance, direction, or inspiration from someone to achieve a desired goal or outcome.
