There's no getting around it
"There's no getting around it" what does this sentence means ?
And "There's no getting around it, which is ironic because his family is loaded.They have tons of cash, but, I thought I was strapped for cash, but Max just has no clue." In this sentence is" I thought I was strapped for cash, but Max just has no clue" means my cash is only enough to let me surive, but Max has no worry about money.
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There's no getting around it- There is no other option. There is no avoiding it.
Strapped for cash- Doesn't have money
Has no clue- Doesn't know.
For example: "What time is it?"
"I have no clue." (I don't know)
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There's no getting around it. => There's no avoiding it; we have to deal with it (some fact or obstacle).
strapped for cash => has very little money; needs money badly
has no clue => is ignorant or has no knowledge about something (not enough context to understand about what.)
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