Lingaku- lit. navigating a boat against the current (idiom)
- fig. in a tough environment (one needs to work hard)
Generated: This idiom describes a challenging situation where one must make extra efforts to achieve their goals or progress, similar to how rowing against a current requires strength and determination.
He is navigating against the current in the company, working hard to improve his skills.
Generated: This meaning emphasizes the necessity of hard work and perseverance when faced with challenges or unfavorable conditions.
In a tough environment, only through persistence can one achieve success.
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