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Success - Benefit & Merit

Explore English idioms regarding benefits and merits with examples like "skin in the game" and "have a dog in the fight".

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English idioms related to Success
skin in the game

a personal investment or stake in a particular outcome, which motivates a person to be committed to achieving success or avoiding failure

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to have a dog in the fight

to have an interest in the outcome of a particular situation

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to bring sth to the table

to offer a beneficial or valuable contribution or resource in a collaborative setting to achieve a common goal

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a piece of the pie

a share of money or benefits that are available to one

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to make hay while the sun shine

to take advantage of a favorable opportunity or circumstance while it is available, rather than waiting or procrastinating

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grist for the mill

material or information that can be used or processed, especially to generate further discussion, ideas, or productivity

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to go a long way

to have a significant impact or influence

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to tip the balance

to change a situation in the favor of a person, group, etc.

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to stand sb/sth in good stead

to be advantageous or beneficial to someone or something in the long run

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to have the wind at one's back

to have favorable conditions or circumstances that support or propel one's progress or success

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