No Pain, No Gain.
English
idiom
You have to work hard to achieve something.
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You have to work hard to achieve something.
Trusted by1.5M+English learners & teachers worldwide
You have to work hard and endure difficulty to achieve something worthwhile.
No pain, no gain is a motivational reminder that results don't come without sacrifice.
It's used to encourage people to push through discomfort because the reward requires real effort.
"Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained"
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You need to take a risk to get a reward, not necessarily work hard
"Hard Work Pays Off"
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That effort leads to success, without the emphasis on enduring discomfort
"No Pain, No Gain"
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Enduring difficulty and effort is necessary to earn real results
The new training program is intense, but the results are already showing.
That's exactly what we expected — no pain, no gain.
This course is absolutely destroying me — I don't know if I can finish.
No pain, no gain — you'll thank yourself when it's done.
I can barely move after the gym session yesterday.
No pain, no gain — that's how you know it's working.
