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  1. 15-Mar-2006, 18:47 #1
    nyggus
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    Question to be past the worst of sth

    Hi, I have no idea whether it is an idiom, but looks as idiom, so I post it here: What does "to be past the worst of sth" mean?

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  2. 16-Mar-2006, 03:06 #2
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    Default Re: to be past the worst of sth

    It means that the situation or problem is not resolved, but getting better- klike when a fever has peaked and is coming down, but not completely gone.
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