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What does the idiom take bitter with sweet mean?

The idiom "take the bitter with the sweet" means to accept both the good and bad aspects of a situation or experience.

It implies a willingness to endure the unpleasant or challenging parts because they are inevitable and come with the good.

Here are some examples:

* "Being a parent is full of joy, but it also has its tough moments. You have to take the bitter with the sweet."

* "Life is a journey with its ups and downs. You can't expect to have only sunshine. You have to take the bitter with the sweet."

Essentially, it's a reminder that life is not always easy, but the good times are worth it even when you have to face the bad times.

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