People take pride in their heroic efforts under adverse and dangerous conditions. The most common example is the nostalgia of former soldiers.
no it would be harder to remember :S
I'm not bitter, If you don't like my glitter!
IMPROVED: Supporter is one French equivalent of the English phrase "to endure".Specifically, the French word is the form of the verb in the present indicative. It may be translated as "to bear, endure, put up with, withstand". The pronunciation will be "syoo-pohr-tey" in French.Endure is a french word... endurer. The sound is ahn-dyoor... ahn-dyoor-hray.
to remember = leezkor (לזכור)
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Without the bitter taste of defeat, would victory taste as sweet? "Victory is sweetest when you've known defeat." ~Malcolm S. Forbes
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I seem to remember the phrase "I don't know, it's all covered in mud" came from the Smiths Crisps advert where the animated monks were working in the garden. The phrase "It's a potatoe!" was also from the same advert. If anyone ever finds a link to a video of the advert please post it! I remember the advert but i think it was for walkers and not smiths ?? i remember the tall thin monk replying to the short fat monk that it was a potato and from the potato we get the walkers crisp!! ??
Not that I can remember.
Actually this phrase goes way back. Its from the TV show, "Little House on the Prairie." Remember me with joy & laughter for that is how I will remember you all. If you can only remember me with tears, then don't remember me at all".......... ©Michael Landon Someone had died and they were at the gravesite. This passage was read.
The phrase "love conquers all" is meant to represent a positive state of mind. No matter what people endure love will be a positive force to overcome any negative situation.
British-English: "Could I have a pint of best bitter please?" American-English: "Give me a beer."
I think it means that life should be felt head-on. Not from the sidelines, where the phrase "no pain no gain' comes in.