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  • Every cloud has a silver lining | WordReference Forums
    Every cloud has a silver lining definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary If you say that every cloud has a silver lining, you mean that every sad or unpleasant situation has a positive side to it Es decir, que no hay mal en el que no encuentres un bien, por tanto, no hay mal que por bien no venga Esto es más que sabido
  • Every cloud has a silver lining | WordReference Forums
    In French, we didn't find such a colourful expression (every cloud has a silver lining) So the closest expression would be: "À quelque chose, malheur est bon" (literally, "to something, a bad thing is good" (yes, the wording is pretty unusual in French))
  • Opposite of every cloud has a silver lining” - WordReference Forums
    I think I've heard "Every silver lining has a cloud " Although meant as a joke, it makes perfect sense Then there's the fly in the ointment, or even (shock, horror) the African-American in the woodpile, but they lack what I think is the generalization that the OP is after, namely the "every good thing has its down-side" aspect
  • every cloud has a silver lining | WordReference Forums
    Every cloud has a silver lining something that you say which means that there is something good even in an unpleasant situation En français : d'un malheur peut naître un bonheur
  • Every silver lining has a cloud. | WordReference Forums
    ¿Cómo se dice 'Every silver lining has a cloud' en español? (De España específicamente) En caso de no saber qué significa esta frase idiomática, aquí está la definición de 'Wiktionary': Every good situation has the potential to turn bad everything that seems good can also have a negative to it Gracias por la ayuda
  • no silver lining without a cloud | WordReference Forums
    "Every cloud has a silver lining" expresses an optimistic viewpoint that nothing is wholly bad "(There is) no silver lining without a cloud" is a pessimistic view saying that nothing is wholly good It is not a particularly unusual expression (many people not particularly liking the expression "every cloud has a silver lining"), but is more
  • every cloud has a silver lining | WordReference Forums
    Hi all--are there any equivalents in Arabic to the English phrase 'every cloud has a silver lining', in contrast to '[it's] a blessing in disguise'? This issue came up in the WordReference thread related to and entitled (رب ضارة نافعة): I would say “a blessing in disguise” is a good
  • Silver lining - WordReference Forums
    The phrase has been popular since 1843 The words are from the poem "Comus", written by Milton in 1643 So it uses 1643 English (378-year-old English), which is hard to understand "Was I mistaken? Or did I see a black cloud (at night) with a silver lining " What is a cloud's "silver lining"? I imagine a "bright edge" That could happen in the
  • Every cloud has a silver lining | WordReference Forums
    Every cloud has a silver lining Thread starter ashleymariepaign; Start date Nov 8, 2013; A
  • silver lining and or bright side | WordReference Forums
    PS " Every cloud must have a silver lining" (a line from the song "My Melancholy Baby") is something I'd expect someone to say in contrast to something nasty (the cloud) "The bright side is" I'd use in the presence of some dark side I can't see anything nasty or dark in two blokes talking in a language I don't know GS





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