never say die Idiom, Proverb

never say die

never quit, never give up Set your goals and try to achieve them. Work hard. Never say die.

Never say die.

Never give up.

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v. phr. Don't quit; don't be discouraged. "Never say die!" John said, as he got on his feet and tried to ice skate again.

never say die

Never abandonment or accord up; don't stop trying. No amount how abounding things go wrong, never say die—we'll acquisition a way to accomplishment this on time. A: "I'll never be any acceptable at guitar." B: "Hey, never say die! You aloof charge to practice."Learn more: die, never, say

Never say die.

Prov. Do not accord up. Jill: I don't anticipate I can accomplishment this activity in time. Jane: Never say die. Alan: It's no use. I can't accomplish my checkbook balance. Jane: Never say die!Learn more: die, never, say

never say die

Don't anytime accord up, do not despair, as in This date set doesn't attending too promising, but never say die, it may still assignment out. This adage today is generally acclimated ironically and deprecatingly, for article that has already failed. [Early 1800s] Learn more: die, never, say

never say die

acclimated to animate addition not to accord up achievement in a difficult situation.Learn more: die, never, say

ˌnever say ˈdie

(saying) do not stop aggravating or acquisitive for something: Never say die, buddy. I’ve been in worse situations than this. ♢ Billy was an agog amateur with the never-say-die attitude that supporters love to see.Learn more: die, never, say

never say die

Never accord up. Although the affinity is an accessible one, the byword dates alone from the mid-nineteenth century. Dickens acclimated it in Pickwick Papers (1837), “Never say die—down aloft your luck,” and abundant writers did afterwards him. In the twentieth aeon it was added generally acclimated ironically, but in the aforementioned meaning—that is, accumulate on aggravating adjoin all odds.Learn more: die, never, say

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English Vocalbulary

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