take (something) as it comes

To deal with or manage something as it occurs, as opposed to planning for it beforehand. In life, you just have to take every challenge as it comes—there's no instruction manual. There's no way of knowing how many people will show up, so we'll just take it as it comes.

take something as it ˈcomes

deal with difficulties as they happen, without worrying too much: I don’t plan for the future. I like to take life as it comes.

词组	take (something) as it comes
释义	take (something) as it comes take (something) as it comes To deal with or manage something as it occurs, as opposed to planning for it beforehand. In life, you just have to take every challenge as it comes—there's no instruction manual. There's no way of knowing how many people will show up, so we'll just take it as it comes. See also: come, take Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. take something as it ˈcomes deal with difficulties as they happen, without worrying too much: I don’t plan for the future. I like to take life as it comes. See also: come, something, take Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: take something as it comes take each day as it comes life imitates art couldn't run a bath (mother) nature's (something) mother nature’s there must be something in the water BTS every time one minute to midnight
随便看	(as) thick as two short planks (as) thin as a rail (as) thin as a rake (as) thin as a stick as (things) go as things, people, etc. go as things stand as though a sticking point a stick-in-the-mud a stick to beat someone or something with a stick to beat someone with a sticky situation a sticky wicket a stiff drink a stiff upper lip (as) tight as a drum (as) tight as a tick as tight as a tick (as) tight as Dick's hatband a still tongue makes a wise head a sting in the tail a stitch a stitch in time a stitch in time (saves nine)