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take heart
idiom
to begin to have more courage, determination, or hope; often used as a way of telling someone not to worry or be sad:
Take heart - things can only get better.振作起来——事情会好转的。
If you're confused, take heart, because you're not the only one.
Critics of the president may take heart from the latest opinion polls.
The coach said that she took heart from the resilience and competitiveness that her team showed.
Every struggling writer should take heart when they hear this story.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
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appealingly
beyond someone's expectations
boosterish
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bright spot
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hope springs eternalidiom
hopeful
hopefully
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take heart | American Dictionary
take heart
idiom
to feel encouraged:
Take heart. You'll be done soon, and you won't have to think about this paper ever again.
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