Mantenerse valiente, alegre o con esperanza en un momento difícil.
To stay brave, cheerful or hopeful during a difficult time.
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No se vino abajo en los momentos difíciles. — She kept her chin up during the tough times.
¿Por qué no levantas el ánimo a pesar de las dificultades? — Why don't you keep your chin up despite the challenges?
Ánimo; vendrán tiempos mejores. — Keep your chin up; brighter days are ahead.
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