[Idiom] TIDE OVER. - Explore How to Explain Temporary Support!

Tide over.

Tide over.

Help through a difficult time.

Tide over" is used when someone needs support to get through a tough situation temporarily. The saying comes from nautical terms where "tide" dictates a ship's movement, suggesting that sometimes, just as in life, we need a bit of help to move forward until we reach calmer waters.

Example Sentences

  1. I can lend you some cash to tide you over.

    It means offering temporary financial support.

  2. I just need a small loan to tide me over until payday.

    It indicates needing a small loan to managed until the next paycheck.

  3. We're offering a discount to tide our customers over during the holiday season.

    It suggests providing a discount to help customers manage during the holiday season.

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