5 Idioms for your New Year's resolutions
- Nacho JP
- Dec 30, 2017
- 1 min read
In the last post of the year, we have put together 5 common idioms related to New Year’s resolutions. We hope you like them and start using them during 2018.
No pain, no gain: To achieve something that is necessary to work hard for
Example: “It takes a huge effort to learn a second language but no pain, no gain”
Turn over a new leaf: To make a change for good.
Example: “After all the bad experiences from last year, it’s time to turn over a new leaf”
Start from scratch: To start from nothing or zero.
Example: “You will have to work hard if you are going to start your own business from scratch”
When one door closes, another opens: the end of something is the beginning of something new.
Example: “I am not worried about quitting my job because when one door closes, another opens”
Winds of change: a feeling of anticipation referring to a major change that will happen soon.
Example: “After the student protests were shown online, you could feel the winds of change all over the country.”
It's also the title for this famous song
Happy New Year 2018!!!
