strike whilst the iron is hot

To make most of an opportunity or favourable conditions while one has the chance to do so. (A less common variant of "strike while the iron is hot.") Primarily heard in UK. This sounds like a pretty amazing deal they're offering. If I were you, I'd strike whilst the iron is hot. I deliberated too long before accepting the job offer, and now they've given it to someone else. I should have struck whilst the iron was hot.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Constantijn	kawn-stahn-TIEN	Dutch
Yehoyakhin	-	Biblical Hebrew
Serena	sə-REEN-ə (English), se-RE-nah (Italian)	English, Italian, Late Roman
Felicia	fə-LEE-shə (English), fe-LEE-thyah (Spanish), fe-LEE-syah (Latin American Spanish), fe-LEE-chyah (Romanian), fe-LEE-see-ah (Swedish)	English, Spanish, Hungarian, Romanian, Dutch, Swedish, Late Roman
Keren	-	Hebrew
Ratimir	-	Croatian, Medieval Slavic