Meaning of the word "every rose has its thorn" in English
What does "every rose has its thorn" mean in English? Explore the meaning, pronunciation, and specific usage of this word with Lingoland.
every rose has its thorn
US /ˈev.ri roʊz hæz ɪts θɔːrn/
UK /ˈev.ri rəʊz hæz ɪts θɔːn/
Idiom
even the best situations or people have some disadvantages or unpleasant aspects
Example:
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The new job pays well, but the long commute is a reminder that every rose has its thorn.
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She is a wonderful person, but her temper shows that every rose has its thorn.