English / idiom
Don't Get Your Hopes up
MEANING IN ENGLISH
A cautionary warning not to expect positive results prematurely, so as to avoid disappointment
In context
01
The first interview felt promising, but my mentor warned me, 'Don't get your hopes up until an official offer letter arrives.'
02
Competition is fierce for this graduate scheme, so try your best but do not get your hopes up unnecessarily.
Synonyms
Keep expectations grounded,stay realistic,temper your expectations
Antonyms
Get your hopes up,expect wonders,count chickens before they hatch
Collocations
advise someone not to get their hopes up,try not to get your hopes up