lemon is associated with bitter flavour and secondly lemons are being thrown and it is being suggested to make lemonade which is linked to something pleasent.
So in my view it should be related to adversaries

As per my understanding lemon have bitter taste so it represents adversities and lemonade means sweet juice so statement means convert yr adversities into pleasantries


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[QUOTE=nisma khan;810648][B]if life throws you lemon mke lemonde

introduction

thesis statement; every dark cloud has a silver lining

what does lemons signify?
.troubles and tribulations of life
.physical disabilities
.desperation

what does lemonade signify?
.turning of misfortunes into success

instances of turning of lemons into lemonde
.abraham lincoln
.addison
.helen keller
.tariq bin ziyad

quilities required for turning lemons into lemonade
.education
.patience
.hardwork
.optimism

how european countries turned their lemons into lemonade
.by establishing european union

relevence of this adage with iqbal's philosophy

conclusion

if one cannot turn the direction of the wind one must change his sails accordingly
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needs improvement but still a good effort:clap

Although i have not attempted this topic but to me it would be
how to make adversities into opportunities and get, the best out of nothing.

Its the test of one's cogitations or cognitions.
If {
some body is pessimist he takes meaning of Lemons and lemonade into his own way.}
else {
a realist takes meaning of Lemons and Lemonade in accordance to his cogitations.
}
else if {
A Optimist takes it into opportunities;because he always looks at the bright side of the picture.
}

@ Asad
Kindly elaborate the meaning of lemons according to the cognition and perception of Pessimist, Realist and Optimist. As par your understanding.

marshall
i am sure JOGI would not.

Life gives you chances to make difficult decisions in such a way that those decisions to prosper you

Seniors, kindly shed further light on this confusion.

Can it be treated in both ways?

[QUOTE=Marshal;846885]Can it be treated in both ways?[/QUOTE]

Yes, your arguments should be strong enough