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Wytrwałość - Persistence

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English idioms related to Perseverance
come rain or come shine

no matter what happens

Ex: We'll finish this job, come rain or come shine.
(to|until) the bitter end

up to the point where something faces its inevitable failure or fails to achieve any degree of success

Ex: Despite the mounting pressure, he stayed committed to the project to the bitter end.
to [get|take] the bit between {one's} teeth

to begin doing or taking part in something with enthusiasm and determination

Ex: Once the volunteers took the bit between their teeth, the cleanup moved quickly.
to [go] down (swinging|fighting)

to keep on trying despite the high chance of failure

Ex: She knew the vote was lost, but she went down fighting.
to [grit] {one's} teeth

to face one's challenges or problems with absolute courage and determination

Ex: They gritted their teeth and faced the crisis together.
to [keep] {one's} [head] above water

to manage to stay strong and determined, despite the likelihood of failure

Ex: She kept her head above water by budgeting carefully every month.
to [keep] {one's} chin up

to manage to keep one's spirit and stay hopeful in the face of challenges and hardships

Ex: After the setback, her friends told her to keep her chin up.
to [live] to (fight|see) another day

to survive a tough situation or disastrous experience and get the chance to try again

Ex: After the terrible review, the restaurant lived to fight another day.
to [push] it
to push it
[Fraza]

to persist on achieving a particular result by taking risks, particularly when one should stop

Ex: Pushing it too far can lead to mistakes and accidents.
to [put] up a fight

to try one's best to stay strong and determined in the face of danger or extremely low odds of success

Ex: You need to put up a fight if you want to keep your position.
to [stand|hold] {one's} ground

to keep defending one's plans or opinions despite facing opposition

Ex: Even with criticism from colleagues, he held his ground.
by hook or by crook

by any means that is necessary

Ex: He wanted the promotion by hook or by crook.
come hell or high water

no matter how many obstacles one might face or how hard achieving something gets

Ex: Come hell or high water, they were determined to rebuild the village.
come what may

no matter what happens or how difficult thigs turn out to be

Ex: Come what may, they were ready to start over.
in the teeth of {sth}

no matter how many problems one might face or how hard achieving something gets

Ex: They opened the school in the teeth of severe budget cuts.
(last|final) resort
last resort
[Rzeczownik]

an option or solution that is only chosen when every other alternative has failed

ostatnia deska ratunku, ostateczne rozwiązanie

ostatnia deska ratunku, ostateczne rozwiązanie

Ex: Negotiation should come first , with legal action as the last resort .

Rozważała powrót do domu jako ostatnią deskę ratunku.

the courage of {one's} (own|) convictions

one's bravery and determination to do what they believe is the right thing, regardless of what other people may think

Ex: She had the courage of her convictions and voted against the deal.
dead set
dead set
[Fraza]

firmly determined and focused on the task at hand

Ex: The students were dead set on winning the competition.
to [keep] it up

to maintain a good performance and continue persevering in one's efforts

Ex: Your grades are improving, so keep it up this semester.
to [mean] business

to be very serious about fulfilling one's intentions

Ex: The company cut three failing projects to prove it meant business.
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