English expressions
Text:She arrived late, but better late than never.
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Better late than never is an idiomatic expression of the English language. Translation into English: ****. Difficulty level — A2. Such expressions are important to understand and memorize as a whole: their meaning far from always adds up from the meanings of the individual words, so a literal translation often doesn't work here.
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