See take something as it comes on Wiktionary
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"word": "ottaa asiat sellaisina kuin ne tulevat"
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"word": "etwas nehmen, wie es kommt"
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"sense": "take things as they come",
"word": "ottaa asiat sellaisina kuin ne tulevat"
},
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"sense": "take things as they come",
"word": "prendre les choses comme elles viennent"
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"sense": "take things as they come",
"word": "etwas nehmen, wie es kommt"
},
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"sense": "take things as they come",
"word": "tomárselo a medida que viene"
}
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