Idiom of the Day

📚You can't win them all.

✍🏾Meaning:
Something you can say after you, or someone else, loses a contest or fails to achieve something (said to make losing seem not so bad).

❕For example:

🔺After Terry had lost the match, his wife said, "Never mind, dear. You can't win them all."

🔺When it was clear that we hadn't won the contract, I tried to hide my disappointment by saying, "Oh well. You can't win 'em all."

➕Note: This informal idiom is often pronounced as "You can't win 'em all", with the "th" in "them" not voiced.
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