this, too, shall/will pass

These troubles are temporary; be patient and things will work out. This term originally was used in a very serious way about the fleeting nature of human life, words, and endeavors. It was so used in the biblical Apocrypha (ca. 100 b.c.), as well as later philosophical writings. The current cliché is a more lighthearted expression of forbearance.

词组	this, too, shall/will pass
释义	this, too, shall/will pass this, too, shall/will pass These troubles are temporary; be patient and things will work out. This term originally was used in a very serious way about the fleeting nature of human life, words, and endeavors. It was so used in the biblical Apocrypha (ca. 100 b.c.), as well as later philosophical writings. The current cliché is a more lighthearted expression of forbearance. See also: pass, shall, will The Dictionary of Clichés by Christine Ammer See also: a fleeting glance fleeting fleeting glance state of mind flavor of the month flavor of the week flavour flavour of the month glance drown (one's) troubles
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