To go the extra mile
"In English, when you tell someone 'to go the extra mile', you're telling them to make more effort than usual to achieve their objectives:
"If you want to succeed in business, you have to work harder than your competitors. You've to go the extra mile."
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For listening comprehension practice, visit the BBC site 'learning English' (the English We Speak, 18 March 2014), which is where I have taken today's idiom definition and example from.
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