LDS Idiom, Proverb

best of both worlds

(See the best of both worlds)

no holds barred

try anything, no rules apply In a street fight, it's no holds barred. There are no rules.

the best of both worlds

the best parts of two cultures or styles etc., two heads are better... If you have Italian design and German engineering, you have the best of both worlds, eh.

worlds apart

not close to agreement, very different Israel and Palestine are neighbors but they're worlds apart.

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have the best of both worlds

Idiom(s): have the best of both worlds

Theme: ALTERNATIVES

to be in a situation where one can enjoy two different opportunities.
• When Donna was a fellow at the university, she had the privileges of a professor and the freedom of a student. She definitely had the best of both worlds.
• Don hated to have to choose between retirement and continuing working. He wanted to do both so he could have the best of both worlds.

worlds apart|worlds

adj. phr. Completely different; in total disagreement. Jack and Al never agree on anything; they are worlds apart in their thinking.

best of both worlds, the

best of both worlds, the
Benefits from two seemingly opposed alternatives, as in Jenny taught in the morning only and worked on her book afternoons, so she had the best of both worlds. Charles Kingsley used this idiom in Westward Ho! (1855): “Make the best of both worlds.” Also see make the best of it.