VOCABULARY - IDIOMS

Through Thick and Thin

Meaning:

to stay loyal and supportive no matter the difficulties or circumstances. It implies enduring both good and bad times together.

Examples:

  • She promised to stand by him through thick and thin.
  • True friends are those who stick with you through thick and thin.
  • They remained partners through thick and thin, despite the challenges they faced.
  • Marriage means being there for each other through thick and thin.
  • The team supported their coach through thick and thin, even when the season was tough.
  • He vowed to love her through thick and thin, no matter what happened.
  • The company valued employees who stayed through thick and thin.
  • Despite financial struggles, they stayed together through thick and thin.
  • The dog was loyal to its owner through thick and thin.
  • She appreciated friends who were with her through thick and thin.
  • The couple celebrated 50 years of being together through thick and thin.
  • He knew he could count on his best friend through thick and thin.
  • Their bond grew stronger as they supported each other through thick and thin.
  • The soldiers were taught to stand by their comrades through thick and thin.
  • The business partners had been through thick and thin, and their trust was unshakable.
  • Through thick and thin, no matter what happens at my trial.
  • Through thick and thin, John stood by you.
  • Through thick and thin, for better or worse... you'll always be our partner.
  • Through thick and thin we finally broke through the ice and extremely enjoyed the glorious rocking 80`s in Europe, Canada and the USA.
  • Through thick and thin, we've been the best of friends.
  • You're married now. Through thick and thin, your love will endure.
  • Man, that car's been with him through thick and thin.
  • She stayed with him through thick and thin.