not get hopes up

not get one's hopes up

Fig. [one] should not expect something to happen; [one] should not start hoping that something will happen. The rain could stop so we can go to the beach, but you should not get your hopes up.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Tabitha	TAB-i-thə (English)	English, Biblical, Biblical Greek
Lowri	-	Welsh
ÓLavur	-	Faroese
Elia	E-lyah (Italian), AY-lee-ah (Dutch)	Italian, Dutch
Leofsige	-	Anglo-Saxon
Anupam	-	Indian, Hindi, Bengali