don't give up your day job

Don't leave your current employment in the hopes that something better or more exciting will come along, because the odds of that happening are slim. Often said when someone has unrealistic expectations for the future. Whenever I see a singer who can't stay in tune, I just want to say, "Don't give up your day job!"See also: give, job, up

don't give up the day job

If you say don't give up the day job, you are telling someone that they are not very good at something and would not succeed in doing it as their job. Sadly, my song wasn't a smash hit. `Don't give up the day job' was the verdict. Note: This expression is used humorously. See also: give, job, up

don't give up the day job

used as a humorous way of recommending someone not to pursue an alternative career at which they are unlikely to be successful. informal 1996 Charlie Higson Getting Rid of Mr Kitchen ‘You are the worst beggar I have ever encountered,’ I said. ‘Don't give up the day job.’ See also: give, job, up

don’t give up the ˈday job

(informal, humorous) used to tell somebody that they should continue doing what they are used to, rather than trying something new which they are likely to fail at: So you want to be a writer? Well my advice is, don’t give up the day job.See also: give, job, up

单词	don't give up your day job
释义	don't give up your day job don't give up your day job Don't leave your current employment in the hopes that something better or more exciting will come along, because the odds of that happening are slim. Often said when someone has unrealistic expectations for the future. Whenever I see a singer who can't stay in tune, I just want to say, "Don't give up your day job!"See also: give, job, up don't give up the day job If you say don't give up the day job, you are telling someone that they are not very good at something and would not succeed in doing it as their job. Sadly, my song wasn't a smash hit. `Don't give up the day job' was the verdict. Note: This expression is used humorously. See also: give, job, up don't give up the day job used as a humorous way of recommending someone not to pursue an alternative career at which they are unlikely to be successful. informal 1996 Charlie Higson Getting Rid of Mr Kitchen ‘You are the worst beggar I have ever encountered,’ I said. ‘Don't give up the day job.’ See also: give, job, up don’t give up the ˈday job (informal, humorous) used to tell somebody that they should continue doing what they are used to, rather than trying something new which they are likely to fail at: So you want to be a writer? Well my advice is, don’t give up the day job.See also: give, job, up AcronymsSeeDGUYDJ
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