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Fathom Posted 15 years ago
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Idiom for a very hard work (but not impossible)
Hi!
I had a discussion with a friend of mine, we tried to find an english translation for a hungarian idiom. We had no success, it turned out about everything we had thought of that they have different meanings. The idioms meaning is that someone tries something very hard, but not impossible.
If anybody knows a good english/american idiom with the same meaning, please don't hesitate to write it down:)
Thanks
Thomas
I had a discussion with a friend of mine, we tried to find an english translation for a hungarian idiom. We had no success, it turned out about everything we had thought of that they have different meanings. The idioms meaning is that someone tries something very hard, but not impossible.
If anybody knows a good english/american idiom with the same meaning, please don't hesitate to write it down:)
Thanks
Thomas
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Welcome to English Forums, fathom. He tries very hard and succeeds, or he tries very hard and fails?
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Welcome to English Forums, fathom.
He tries very hard and succeeds, or he tries very hard and fails?
He tries very hard and succeeds, or he tries very hard and fails?
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