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Succès - Boost & Amélioration

Explorez les idiomes anglais concernant le boost et les améliorations avec des exemples comme "back on the rails" et "on the mend".

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English idioms related to Success
to [come] up roses

to have a very successful outcome, often despite initial challenges or difficulties

se passer bien

se passer bien

Ex: Despite some setbacks, everything is coming up roses for the business, with increased sales and positive customer feedback.
to [lick] {one's} wounds

to take time to recover, heal, or regain strength after a difficult or painful experience

Ex: If the proposal is rejected, we'll need to lick our wounds, gather feedback, and make improvements before submitting again.
quantum (leap|jump)
quantum leap
[Phrase]

a sudden and significant change, improvement, or increase

Ex: The discovery of new planets represents a quantum leap in astronomy, with the potential to deepen our understanding of the universe and our place in it.
to [work|iron] out the kinks

to make effort to fix all the small problems of something, such as an activity or project

Ex: The restaurant is working out the kinks in the new menu, adjusting portion sizes and experimenting with new dishes
back on the rails

slowly becoming successful again after a period of constant failure

remis sur les rails

remis sur les rails

Ex: The Thompson family business was in danger of falling apart after a major financial setback.But with a lot of hard work and a willingness to adapt, they were able to get the business back on the rails and turn a profit once again.
in the ascendant

gaining more popularity, power, or influence

monter

monter

Ex: The use of social media in marketing is in the ascendant.
in the fast lane

in a state of moving or progressing rapidly, particularly with regards to one's career, success, or lifestyle

Ex: After her big promotion, she found herself in the fast lane of corporate success.
back on track

returning to the right path after a failure, mistake, etc.

remis en selle

remis en selle

Ex: The company was struggling, but a new CEO was able to get things back on track.
on the mend
on the mend
[Phrase]

in a process of recovering or improving from a failure or setback

Ex: With the help of a therapist, the couple is on the mend and is working through the challenges in their relationship.
finishing [touch|stroke]

the final small detail added to complete and improve something, giving it a polished, finished quality

Ex: The kitchen renovation only needed the finishing touches: a backsplash and new cabinet handles.
(icing|frosting) on the cake

something extra that is added to something that is already good in order to make it perfect

Ex: The party was fun, but when my favorite song came on, it was like the frosting on the cake.
the cherry on (top of|) the (cake|sundae)

the final adjustment to something already good or satisfactory just to make it perfect

Ex: The wedding was already beautiful, but the cherry on top of the cake was when the couple surprised everyone by arriving on horseback.
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