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Pagpupursige - Proseso at Pagkumpleto

Tuklasin ang mga English idiom na may kaugnayan sa proseso at pagkumpleto, kasama ang "the home stretch" at "done and dusted".

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English idioms related to Perseverance
to [go] (the|) whole hog

to do a task in the most complete way

gawin nang todo, tapusin nang buo

gawin nang todo, tapusin nang buo

Ex: If we're renovating the kitchen, we might as well go the whole hog. 

Kung aayusin na rin natin ang kusina, gawin na natin nang todo.

done and dusted
done and dusted
[Parirala]

(of a task, event, situation, etc.) completely finished or taken care of

tapos na tapos, ayos na

tapos na tapos, ayos na

Ex: The paperwork is done and dusted, so we can finally move in. 

Tapos na ang papeles, kaya puwede na tayong lumipat.

signed and sealed

having been formally authenticated by using signatures and official seals or stamps

pirmado at selyado, opisyal na pinagtibay

pirmado at selyado, opisyal na pinagtibay

Ex: The contract is signed and sealed, so the deal is now official. 

Pirmado at selyado na ang kontrata, kaya opisyal na ang kasunduan.

(from|) soup to nuts

from beginning to end, including all the steps or components of a process or event

mula simula hanggang dulo, kasama ang lahat ng hakbang

mula simula hanggang dulo, kasama ang lahat ng hakbang

Ex: She managed the conference from soup to nuts. 

Siya ang nag-asikaso ng conference mula simula hanggang dulo.

the home stretch

the part of a race, competition, etc. that is considered its last

huling yugto, panghuling bahagi

huling yugto, panghuling bahagi

Ex: We're in the home stretch now, so don't slow down. 

Nasa huling yugto na tayo, kaya huwag kang bumagal.

on track
on track
[Parirala]

making progress as planned or expected and likely to achieve a goal or finish on time

Ex: Regular progress reviews help ensure that the plan stays on track. 
loose end
loose end
[Pangngalan]

unfinished details or problems that still need to be fixed

Ex: The report is almost finished, but there are still some loose ends. 
to [come] out the other side

to get through a difficult experience and move beyond it

Ex: She came out the other side stronger than before. 
in hand
in hand
[Parirala]

used to refer to something one is dealing with

inaasikaso, kasalukuyang hawak

inaasikaso, kasalukuyang hawak

Ex: Let's focus on the task in hand before starting anything new. 

Mag-focus muna tayo sa gawaing inaasikaso bago magsimula ng bago.

two steps forward, one step back

used to say that progress is being made, but with setbacks along the way

Ex: His recovery was two steps forward, one step back. 
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