Managing Doubts in Your Entrepreneurial Spouse Flashcards
Thread
noun
A theme / characteristic
The same thread runs through all of these concepts.
The thread running through these proposals is very interesting indeed.
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Reasonably
adverb
For a good reason / to an acceptable degree
She is reasonably upset about the bad news.
This watch is reasonably cheap actually.
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Doubts
noun
A feeling of uncertainty
She had many doubts about her husband after getting married.
I have my doubts about this new plan of yours.
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Survival strategy
noun
A method to keep something healthy
We need to employ a some survival strategies in order to keep the business going.
Going for long walks was always a survival strategy for her.
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Luxury
noun
Comfort / pleasure
They have the luxury of very long vacations in France.
This year’s bonus is a real luxury.
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In hindsight
noun
Understanding a situation only after it happened
In hindsight, we should probably not have hired him.
In hindsight, it would have been better to wait.
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To get your bearings
noun
To succeed in becoming familiar with a situation
It took a while for me to get my bearings at my new job.
It usually takes a while to get your bearings when moving to a new country.
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Relief
noun
A feeling of relaxation after a some stress
It was such a huge relief to get the job after such a long wait.
It was a relief to see my son passing his entrance exams.
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Steer
verb
To drive / control something
He has been steering our business forward for many years.
We need to steer our businesses into a new direction.
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The only way out is through
phrase
The only way to deal with a problem is to face it directly
This is a tough situation, but the only way out is through.
“Don’t give up, the only way out is through!”
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