| proverb |
cheer up: the worst is yet to come (used (often: as a sort of sarcastic prediction) to mean: this is just the beginning, whereas the real thing (e.g., the real complication of the situation) is still to come, this trouble is nothing compared with what is to come); it's only child's play to what is on the way; when the blossom first comes out, berries soon will have to sprout; it's the thin end of the wedge (Anglophile); this is just a taste of what's to come (Taras); this is only the half of it (, there are more treats in store Taras); you ain't seen nothing yet (Taras); the best is yet to come (said ironically Taras); this is only the beginning (, there's much more to come Taras); this is just the beginning (, the real stuff comes later Taras); this is only the half of it, there are more treats in store (Taras); the worst is ahead (arturmoz) |
