More power to somebody’s elbow
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Pro Tip 1/3UK Origin
This phrase is British English and used more commonly in the UK than other English-speaking countries. 
After her speech, her British colleague said, 'More power to your elbow!'
Pro Tip 2/3Supportive Tone
Use it to show approval and support for someone's actions or decisions. 
You're volunteering this weekend? More power to your elbow!
Pro Tip 3/3Motivational Context
It's often used to encourage someone who is working hard or facing a challenge. 
You're almost done with your project; more power to your elbow!
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