The Sky's the Limit.
English
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There are no limits and anything is possible.
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There are no limits and anything is possible.
Trusted by1.5M+English learners & teachers worldwide
There is no upper limit to what you can achieve.
When you say the sky's the limit, you mean that someone's potential, success, or opportunities are virtually unlimited.
It is often used as encouragement when someone has great ability or is just starting something new.
"The World Is Your Oyster"
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The world is full of opportunities ready for you to take
"Shoot for the Stars"
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To aim for the highest possible goal or ambition
"The Sky's the Limit"
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There is no limit to how far someone can go or succeed
You handled that presentation better than anyone expected.
Thank you — I want to keep growing. I feel like the sky's the limit here.
I got into the programme — I'm still in shock.
You worked so hard for it. The sky's the limit from here.
She's only twenty-two and already running her own studio.
Imagine where she'll be in ten years — the sky's the limit.
