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>So many people where I am will just "soldier on" because they have no choice. Soldiers, usually, don't go alone into the enemy territory. Commandos do. They g
by NullPrefix 7y ago
>So many people where I am will just "soldier on" because they have no choice.
Soldiers, usually, don't go alone into the enemy territory. Commandos do. They go alone and fight against everyone.
- war1025 7y ago"Soldier on" is a semi-commonly used phrase that I suspect most (at least Americans) reading the comment knew exactly what they meant. Unsure if you were just unfamiliar with the phrase or wanted to point out something you felt was inaccurate about it.
- NullPrefix 7y ago> Soldier on > v. To continue or persist, despite adversity or difficulty. Commando would better fit the description of "Sabotaging the team, product and costumers"
- war1025 7y agoThe quoted text was: > So many people where I am will just "soldier on" because they have no choice. That seems to fit exactly with the definition you posted. > v. To continue or persist, despite adversity or difficulty. They don't have any choice but to go to work, so they go to work. I honestly don't understand what you're getting at with your "commando" idea.
- mercer 7y agoCould you BE any more pointlessly pedantic?