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Sukces - Advantage

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English idioms related to Success
to [make] {sth} worth {one's} [while|time]

to make sure that something benefits one instead of just wasting one's time

Ex: The team is working hard to make the new product worth the investors' while and ensure a good return on their investment.
to [do] {sb} (the|a) world of good

to make effort to make someone feel happier or healthier

Ex: Spending time with her family always does Emily the world of good, especially when she's feeling stressed or overwhelmed.
[friend] (at|in) court

an acquaintance of one with great power or influence that can advance one's interests

Ex: The politician's friend in court helped him secure the nomination, and he was able to win the election with their support.
friends in high places

one's acquaintances who possess great influence and are willing to help one get out of trouble or achieve what one desires

Ex: The entrepreneur's friends in high places helped her secure funding for her startup and launch it successfully.
a bird in the hand

something tangible and certain that one possesses, emphasizing the importance of appreciating and valuing it rather than seeking something else

Ex: While the promotion is not certain, John is hesitant to leave his current job as a bird in the hand is worth more than uncertain opportunities.
to [have] something going (on|) for {sb}

to possess positive qualities or advantages that increase the likelihood of success or achievement in a particular area or situation

Ex: The new employee has a lot going for him, making him an asset to the company.
to [ride] (a|the) wave of {sth}

to enjoy or benefit from a period of sudden success that something has brought

Ex: The politician is riding on the wave of public support, with high approval ratings and successful campaigns.
to [be] better off

to find oneself in a better condition or situation

Ex: He felt he would be better off saving money rather than spending it on unnecessary items.
to [do] {sb} (any|) good

to benefit one or improve one's situation in a variety of ways

Ex: Trying to finish the project in a rush won't do us any good; we need to take our time and do it right.
to [be] sitting pretty

to be in an advantageous or favorable position, particularly financially

Ex: The company is sitting pretty in the market, with high demand for its products and a strong financial position.
to [put] {sth} to work

to use something, such as one's skills, possessions, etc.

Ex: The company plans to put the new technology to work to improve its efficiency and reduce costs.
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