"but if there were hardships to be borne,"とは 意味・読み方・使い方

“When things are at the worst, they will mend”

“He who grasps at too much, will lose all”

“Japanese is difficult."—“It sure is."

“When there is a will, there is a way”

“If wishes were horses, beggars would ride”

“Harm set, harm get,”

“As you sow, so you reap”

“Like master, like may”

Even if you are faced with difficulties, do your best to overcome them.

It is well said that “it is easy to injure, but hard to cure.”

“Needs must when the devil drives.”

There's an implication of “in spite of difficulty" in the phrase “manage to win." manage to win

“One calamity follows on the heels of another”

“Fools are wise after the event.”

“Fools are wise after the event.”

But soon she faces grave difficulties.

“It may go to the devil for all I care”

the condition of having to put up with an inconvenient thing in exchange for a beneficial thing

We couldn't have sustained such difficulties for long.

Mysterious are the vicissitudes of life.

“In for a penny, in for a pound”

“A curse cuts both ways”

“A curse cuts both ways”

There may be difficulties, but we will carry on regardless.

Whether it may be hard or not, I must do it.

“Any port in a storm.”

These difficulties are enough to discourage―dishearten―daunt―the bravest heart.

He is seriously ill, but his life may be saved.

You must bear the cross of your disability.

You have to overcome the difficulties.