to cheer up

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in the end

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to hang on

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positive

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The idiom "on the bright side" likely originated in English, evolving from the idea of brightness as a symbol of positivity and hope. It gained popularity to promote optimism during tough times by emphasizing finding silver linings in difficulties. This phrase is widely used to lift spirits and offer hope for better outcomes despite challenges.

What is the origin of the idiom "on the bright side" and when to use it?

on (the|its) bright side

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to [keep] {one's} chin up

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live and learn

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nothing ventured, nothing gained

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better late than never

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better luck next time

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to look back

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The origin of the idiom "blessing in disguise" can be traced back to the 18th century. It was popularized by the Irish writer and poet, Oliver Goldsmith, in his 1766 comedy play titled "The Good-Natur'd Man." The phrase is used to suggest that what may seem like a setback or misfortune at first can turn out to be advantageous or fortunate in the long run, contrary to initial expectations.

What is the origin of the idiom "blessing in disguise" and when to use it?

blessing in disguise

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The idiom "for the best" is used to express the belief or hope that a particular outcome or decision, while possibly challenging or disappointing in the short term, will ultimately lead to a better or more favorable result. It is used to imply that a difficult choice or situation has been made with the intention of achieving a positive or beneficial long-term outcome.

What is the origin of the idiom "for the best" and when to use it?

for the best

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what is done is done

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easy come, easy go

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to work out

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to beat up

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Here you will find the vocabulary from The Last Word Unit 7 in the Headway Advanced coursebook, such as "hang on", "live and learn", "cheer up", etc.

Headway Advanced "The Last Word یونٹ 7" الفاظ