carry the day
US /ˈkæri ðə ˈdeɪ/
・UK /ˈkæri ðə ˈdeɪ/
C1
idm.To win or be successful in a contest or dispute.
Despite difficulties, our team carried the day and won the match.
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Why Making Apple iPhones in America Is So Hard | WSJ
- Largely I think that will carry the day in the future as well.
Largely I think that will carry the day in the future as well.
- Largely, I think that will carry the day in the future as well.
Largely, I think that will carry the day in the future as well.
Book 01 - The Hunchback of Notre Dame Audiobook by Victor Hugo (Chs 1-6)
- We shall see which will carry the day: grimaces or polite literature!" Alas, he had been left the sole spectator of his piece.
We shall see which will carry the day: grimaces or polite literature!" Alas, he had been left the sole spectator of his piece.
- people is great; I will bring them back. We shall see which will carry the day,
people is great; I will bring them back. We shall see which will carry the day,
Migrant crossings expose EU divisions over migration | DW News
- Let's blow up everything we've created in terms of human rights legislation for refugees and in general after World War II." And if we don't provide credible, not theatrical responses in the center of politics that work, it's this far right that will, in the end, carry the day.
Let's blow up everything we've created in terms of human rights legislation for refugees and in general after World War II." And if we don't provide credible, not theatrical responses in the center of politics that work, it's this far right that will, in the end, carry the day.