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Frogfish Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Every cloud has a silver lining
Can you please explain me the above sentence's meaning? Thank you so much.
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The clouds represent bad times, times when there is a lot of trouble. The silver lining is the hope that things are not as bad as they seen and the situation will get better.
- The clouds represent bad times, times when there is a lot of trouble.
- The silver lining is the hope that things are not as bad as they seen and the situation will get better.
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The clouds represent bad times, times when there is a lot of trouble.
The silver lining is the hope that things are not as bad as they seen and the situation will get better.
The silver lining is the hope that things are not as bad as they seen and the situation will get better.
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Hi,
It means:
You can derive some benefit from every bad thing that happens to you. (You can also refer to the silver lining of a particular cloud, the benefit you can derive from a particular misfortune.)
E.g: I'm sorry your business is going badly, but don't despair. Every cloud has a silver lining. When Mary's friends visited her in the hospital, they tried to che
It means:
You can derive some benefit from every bad thing that happens to you. (You can also refer to the silver lining of a particular cloud, the benefit you can derive from a particular misfortune.)
E.g: I'm sorry your business is going badly, but don't despair. Every cloud has a silver lining. When Mary's friends visited her in the hospital, they tried to che
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