ride out — to survive or endure a difficult period or situation until it ends
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to survive or endure a difficult period or situation until it ends
Pronunciation (IPA): /raɪd aʊt/
Korean meaning: 어려운 시기나 상황을 견뎌내다, 극복하다
Korean pronunciation: **라**이드 아웃
Example Sentences
- My boss decided to ride out the company's financial troubles instead of selling it to McDonald's.
- The small town managed to ride out the zombie apocalypse by hiding in the local library.
- Students often ride out exam stress by eating way too much instant ramen.
ride out
VERB//raɪd aʊt//
to survive or endure a difficult period or situation until it ends
to survive or endure a difficult period or situation until it ends
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Hide out to ride out the storm, then slide out into the calm!
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Origin
말을 타고(ride) 밖으로(out) 나가듯이 어려운 상황을 뚫고 나간다는 의미에서 유래된 표현입니다.
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“My boss decided to ride out the company's financial troubles instead of selling it to McDonald's.”
“The small town managed to ride out the zombie apocalypse by hiding in the local library.”
“Students often ride out exam stress by eating way too much instant ramen.”
“The company successfully rode out the market downturn and emerged stronger.”
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