B2idiomnatureIELTS-friendly
come rain or shine
USUK
whatever the weather or situation; always, without exception
Usually at the end of a sentence. Used about routines and promises: 'I'll be there, come rain or shine.'
In context
My grandfather walks around Hoan Kiem Lake every morning, come rain or shine.
The noodle stall on our street opens at six, come rain or shine.
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