deserve a medal

To warrant recognition for persevering through a challenging or tedious situation. This phrase is usually used humorously. Our realtor deserves a medal for putting up with all of our questions today.

he, she, etc. deˌserves a ˈmedal

(spoken) used to say that you admire somebody because they have done something difficult or unpleasant: You deserve a medal for what you’ve done for him over the years.

See also: deserve, medal

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

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deserving
he, she, etc. deserves a medal
medal
big white chief
how the mighty are fallen
how the mighty have fallen
not (even) go there
not go there
as you do
believe it or not

References in periodicals archive

Coun Whittle, who himself spent five days in Afghanistan last year, said: "It is an insult to all those troops who genuinely deserve a medal for their service.

Council boss slams MPs' medal award

Ken, of Johnstone, Renfrewshire, said: "We all deserve a medal for what we went through.

Medal plea for nuke test veterans

Leonard, 83, one of Britain's youngest recruits when he joined HMS Iron Duke in 1939, added: "I believe those wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan deserve a medal as it costs pennies to produce but would mean a great deal to every one of them.

VET, 83, BACKS MEDALS; DAILY Mirror HONOUR THE BRAVE

Her company, U Deserve a Medal, is based in Coed Ely, near Llantrisant, and is now supplying a range of colleges, schools, businesses and individuals with her memorabilia.

She said, 'Traditionally, medals have been associated with sporting achievements, but I've set up U Deserve a Medal to provide a personalised custom medal to fit any occasion, be it an award, an event or just as an unusual gift.

Why Rhian deserves a medal of her own

THE family of hero Sergeant Lee Johnson - killed in the battle against the Taliban on Sunday - deserve a medal, the soldier's MP said yesterday.

HERO SGT'S MEDAL CALL; DAILY Mirror HONOUR THE BRAVE

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释义	deserve a medal deserve a medal To warrant recognition for persevering through a challenging or tedious situation. This phrase is usually used humorously. Our realtor deserves a medal for putting up with all of our questions today. See also: deserve, medal Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. he, she, etc. deˌserves a ˈmedal (spoken) used to say that you admire somebody because they have done something difficult or unpleasant: You deserve a medal for what you’ve done for him over the years. See also: deserve, medal Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: deserving he, she, etc. deserves a medal medal big white chief how the mighty are fallen how the mighty have fallen not (even) go there not go there as you do believe it or not References in periodicals archive Coun Whittle, who himself spent five days in Afghanistan last year, said: "It is an insult to all those troops who genuinely deserve a medal for their service. Council boss slams MPs' medal award Ken, of Johnstone, Renfrewshire, said: "We all deserve a medal for what we went through. Medal plea for nuke test veterans Leonard, 83, one of Britain's youngest recruits when he joined HMS Iron Duke in 1939, added: "I believe those wounded in Iraq and Afghanistan deserve a medal as it costs pennies to produce but would mean a great deal to every one of them. VET, 83, BACKS MEDALS; DAILY Mirror HONOUR THE BRAVE Her company, U Deserve a Medal, is based in Coed Ely, near Llantrisant, and is now supplying a range of colleges, schools, businesses and individuals with her memorabilia. She said, 'Traditionally, medals have been associated with sporting achievements, but I've set up U Deserve a Medal to provide a personalised custom medal to fit any occasion, be it an award, an event or just as an unusual gift. Why Rhian deserves a medal of her own THE family of hero Sergeant Lee Johnson - killed in the battle against the Taliban on Sunday - deserve a medal, the soldier's MP said yesterday. HERO SGT'S MEDAL CALL; DAILY Mirror HONOUR THE BRAVE
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