best of both worlds
/ˌbest əv ˌboʊθ ˈwɜːrldz/
a situation where you have the advantages of two different things
best of both worlds in a sentence
“Working part-time gives her the best of both worlds: income and free time.”
Origin of best of both worlds
From philosophical concept of enjoying material and spiritual worlds simultaneously
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