Meaning of the word "there may be blue and better blue" in English
What does "there may be blue and better blue" mean in English? Explore the meaning, pronunciation, and specific usage of this word with Lingoland.
there may be blue and better blue
US /ðɛr meɪ bi blu ænd ˈbɛtər blu/
UK /ðeə meɪ bi bluː ænd ˈbɛtə bluː/
Idiom
a phrase suggesting that even within something good or specific, there are varying degrees of quality or better alternatives
Example:
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You think this is the best solution, but remember, there may be blue and better blue.
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Don't settle for the first option; there may be blue and better blue out there.