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Difficulty - Means & Solutions

Discover how English idioms like "weather the storm" and "silver bullet" relate to means and solutions in English.

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English idioms related to Difficulty
silver bullet

a simple and effective solution to a difficult problem

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fast track

the quick and direct path to achieving a goal or completing a project

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to throw money at something

to try to solve one's problem by spending money on it

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to grasp at straws

to be willing to do whatever necessary to improve one's current situation, regardless of one's chance of success

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to come out in the wash

to eventually resolve without intervention, typically after a period of time

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to weather the storm

to manage to go through a difficulty without many consequences

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to do the job

to succeed in achieving the required result or solving the encountered problem

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every trick in the book

referring to every possible method or strategy to achieve a goal, even if they are deceitful or unethical

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quick fix

an immediate solution that offers temporary relief or improvement to a problem without addressing the root cause

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