Word Network: both
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confusable-wordsThe Phrasal Verb 'Face up to' (Accepting Reality)
prepositionsParts of the Day: In the Morning, At Night, On the Weekend
time_expressionsRelative Clauses: Defining vs Non-Defining Meaning
relative_clausesNowadays vs. Now-a-days: What's the Difference?
confusable-wordsUsed in Phrases (6)
make the best of both the worlds
To enjoy the advantages of two different, often conflicting, situations simultaneously.
The best of both worlds.
Benefit from two different things
have a foot in both camps
Support two opposing sides
to cut both ends
This phrase is likely a misspelling or variation of 'to cut both ways,' meaning something can have both positive and negative consequences.
Don't bother.
No need to trouble yourself.
Burn the candle at both ends.
Work excessively, overwork.
