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any port in a storm

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any port in a storm
Fig. when one is having serious trouble, one must accept any solution, whether one likes the solution or not. I don't want to live with my parents, but it's a case of any port in a storm. I can't find an apartment I can afford. He hates his job, but he can't get another. Any port in a storm, you know.
See also: any, port, storm

Any port in a storm.
something that you say which means you must accept any help you are offered when you are in a difficult situation, although you may not want to do this I don't even like him very much, but I had to move out of my flat and he offered me a place to stay. Any port in a storm, as they say.
See also: any, port, storm


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Or maybe you're both just lonely and grateful for any port in a storm.
They seem to be trying any port in a storm and we don't like it.
 
 
 
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