
What does “A silver lining” mean?
“A silver lining” means something good in a bad situation.
Example: My car broke down. The silver lining was a long walk in the sun.
Emoji clue: cloud, silver medal
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“A silver lining” means something good in a bad situation.
Example: My car broke down. The silver lining was a long walk in the sun.
Emoji clue: cloud, silver medal

“Born with a silver spoon” means born in a rich family, so life is easy.
Example: He was born with a silver spoon, so he never worried about money.
Emoji clue: baby, silver medal, spoon

“A silver bullet” means a simple answer that fixes a hard problem.
Example: There is no silver bullet for this problem. We need time.
Emoji clue: silver medal, water pistol

“Handed to you on a silver platter” means given to you with no work.
Example: Nothing came to her on a silver platter. She worked for it.
Emoji clue: open hands, silver medal, plate with fork and knife

“A silver tongue” means the skill of talking in a way that makes people agree.
Example: He has a silver tongue, so everyone listens to him.
Emoji clue: silver medal, tongue
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