Take The Bitter With The Sweet Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Take The Bitter With The Sweet Idiom mean?

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take the bitter with the sweet What does take the bitter with the sweet mean?	to accept the bad things along with the good things	You have to take the bitter with the sweet when you are an athlete.
take the bitter with the sweet What does take the bitter with the sweet mean?	to accept the bad things together with the good things	You have to take the bitter with the sweet when you are an athlete.
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crank call What does "crank call" mean?	telephone call made to harrass or anger someone

much ado about nothing What does "much ado about nothing" mean?	a lot of excitement about nothing	There was much ado about nothing over the small scandal in the city government.
flog/beat a dead horse What does "flog/beat a dead horse" mean?	to continue fighting a battle that has been won, to continue to argue a point that has been settled	My friend was flogging a dead horse when she would not stop arguing about the mistake on her paycheck.
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like getting blood out of a stone What does "like getting blood out of a stone" mean?	very difficult to get something from someone or something	It is like getting blood out of a stone to ask my friend for anything.

What can sorry do? What does "What can sorry do?" mean?	This means that it is not enough to apologise.
number one What does "number one" mean?	urination (used mostly by and about children).	Mom, I gotta go number one real bad.
Barrel of laughs What does "Barrel of laughs" mean?	If someone's a barrel of laughs, they are always joking and you find them funny.
put (someone's) eye out What does "put (someone's) eye out" mean?	to puncture or harm someone's eye causing blindness	The man put his eye out when he had the accident with the metal rod.

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Take The Bitter With The Sweet Idiom