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Vsuresh Posted 13 years ago
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give oneself to grind
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Is there an idiom give yourself to the grind meaning to take up tougher tasks so that you may grow stronger?
Is there an idiom give yourself to the grind meaning to take up tougher tasks so that you may grow stronger?
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vsuresh Is there an idiom give yourself to the grind No. There is the expression "the daily grind" meaning the ennui of daily living.
- vsuresh Is there an idiom give yourself to the grind No.
- There is the expression "the daily grind" meaning the ennui of daily living.
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vsureshIs there an idiom give yourself to the grindNo.
There is the expression "the daily grind" meaning the ennui of daily living.
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vsureshHiIs there an idiom give yourself to the grind meaning to take up tougher tasks so that you may grow stronger?Maybe you're thinking of put your nose to the grindstone, meaning get to work and be serious about it (when the work is not pleasant).
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Thank you CJ
Not actually. But this I learn from you.
The one I mentioned is something I remember hearing here and there in my place .
It was used to convey one should be prepared to strain oneself physically or/and mentally while being young in order to do well later.
Only when we communicate with native speakers, just as I do now, I learn I need to unlearn many.
Not actually. But this I learn from you.
The one I mentioned is something I remember hearing here and there in my place .
It was used to convey one should be prepared to strain oneself physically or/and mentally while being young in order to do well later.
Only when we communicate with native speakers, just as I do now, I learn I need to unlearn many.
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