take each day as it comes/take it one day at a time
Definition
› to deal with things as they happen, and not to make plans or to worry about the future: I've lived through a lot of changes recently, but I've learned to take each day as it comes.Planning, expecting and arrangingPlotting and trapping
(Definition of take each day as it comes/take it one day at a time from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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take a/the fall for sb idiom
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take after sb phrasal verb
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take against sb phrasal verb
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take care (of yourself) idiom
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take centre stage idiom
- take each day as it comes/take it one day at a time idiom
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take first/second place idiom
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take five idiom
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take it from me idiom
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take it into your head to do sth idiom
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take it on the chin idiom
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Synonyms and related words:
- accidentally on purpose idiom
- advisedly adverb
- aim at sth phrasal verb
- aim sth at sb phrasal verb
- allow for sth phrasal verb
- cue noun (SIGNAL)
- expectant adjective (THINKING)
- foretaste noun
- forethought noun
- formulate verb
- hatch verb (PLAN)
- have something in mind idiom
- have sth up your sleeve idiom
- pre-empt verb
- prearranged adjective
- predetermine verb
- premeditated adjective
- preordain verb
- prognosis noun
- summon verb (ORDER)
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