to  take   something  as it comes
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Definition & Meaning of "take something as it comes"in English

to take something as it comes
01

to deal with things as they occur instead of planning for them in advance 

to [take] {sth} as it comes definition and meaning
Idiom
Informal

What is the origin of the idiom "take something as it comes" and when to use it?

The idiom "take something as it comes" is an idiomatic expression that advises accepting and dealing with events or circumstances as they occur, without excessive planning or worry. The origin of this phrase is not specific, as it reflects a general sentiment of adapting to situations as they unfold. This expression is commonly used to advocate for an accepting and adaptable mindset in the face of uncertain or unpredictable situations.

Examples
I don't have a detailed plan for the trip; I'm just going to take it as it comes. 
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