The document discusses several idioms related to success and failure: 1) "At all costs" means being willing to do something regardless of the sacrifices required. 2) "Beyond your wildest dreams" refers to something being even better than what was hoped for or imagined. 3) "To have your heart set on something" means being very determined to achieve a goal or obtain something desired.

1. Success & Failure
Idiom Set 2
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2. At all costs
If you are determined to obtain or achieve something at all costs, you
want it regardless of the expense, effort or sacrifice involved.
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The journalist
was
determined at
all costs to
get a report
from the war
zone.

3. Beyond your wildest dreams
If something is beyond your wildest dreams, it is better than you
imagined or hoped for.
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The research
team received
a grant from
the
government
that
was beyond
their wildest
dreams.

4. To have your heart set on something
Someone who has their heart set on something is determined to
obtain something they want very much.
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From an early
age Tiger had
his heart set
on becoming a
professional
golfer.

5. To stand your ground
If you stand your ground you maintain your position and refuse to
yield or give way.
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He claimed
innocence
and stood his
ground in spite of
the repeated
accusations.

6. To wait in the wings
If someone is waiting in the wings, they are waiting for an opportunity
to take action, especially to replace someone else in their job or
position.
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There are many
young
actors waiting
in the
wings ready to
show their
talent.