Tag: stick with
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Fair-weather friend
WotD: Fair-weather friend A fair-weather friend is someone who is only your friend when things are going well. When you have problems, are in trouble, or need support, a fair-weather friend is nowhere to be found. This phrase comes from the idea of “fair weather,” which means nice or good weather. You don’t often see…
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Through thick and thin
Phrase: Through thick and thin The phrase through thick and thin is a popular English expression. It means to stay with someone in both good times and bad. If you stand by a friend through thick and thin, you support them no matter what happens. This phrase is often used to describe strong, loyal friendships.…
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Stick with
Word of the Day: Stick with It’s the beginning of a new year, and some of us make resolutions or promises to ourselves to improve our lives in some way. We want to exercise more, eat healthier, or learn something new. Of course, as the days go by, it can be difficult to stick with…
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Get-go
Word of the Day: Get-go From the get-go, working hard is essential for success in any endeavour, whether it be a job, a project, or a personal goal. The term get-go refers to the very beginning of something, the starting point, when you take the first step towards achieving your desired outcome. When you start…
