In the same boat.
/ɪn ðə seɪm boʊt/
In a similar situation.
The idiom "In the same boat" means that two or more people are in the same difficult situation. It emphasizes shared experiences or problems, suggesting a collective struggle or common challenge.
Example Sentences
We're all in the same boat with this project deadline.
Everyone involved in the project is facing the same pressures and deadlines.
If budget cuts affect one department, we're in the same boat.
If one department faces financial cuts, the rest will likely experience similar issues.
Given the economic downturn, small and large businesses find themselves in the same boat, needing to adjust strategies.
Both small and large companies are having to change their strategies due to the economic challenges.
