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A method of dialectical reasoning and argumentation
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A method of dialectical reasoning and argumentation
News or messages from a distant place
Completely disappear or lose track of someone
Vietnamese phrase; English definition pending editorial review.
Talking nonsense or speaking unclearly
Extremely careful in protecting or keeping something
Someone is pretending to be in charge
Solve a small problem but create a bigger one
Vigilant and watchful
Vietnamese phrase; English definition pending editorial review.
Something or someone that brings excitement or thrill
extremely intelligent or clever
A problem or issue that will cause trouble later
a person who brings bad luck
To inflate a post's likes artificially — bought engagement or bot farms pumping numbers; "buff" borrowed straight from gaming.
To take advantage of someone's innocence
To do business with foolish people
To do two or more things at the same time
To spend all your money as soon as you get it
To be in a situation where one benefits from someone else's good fortune
To make a small profit from a transaction
Selling is much easier than buying
To trade on one's reputation
To be overly accommodating and compromise one's own interests
To engage in dishonest or deceitful business practices
Sellers meet buyers, and needs are met at the right place
To have a prosperous and happy life
Selling moon and flowers, or making a living by deceit
Frugality leads to wealth
To do business or act against the trend or norm
To use one's power or position for personal gain
To have a hidden agenda or ulterior motive
To be uncoordinated or clumsy
To suffer losses in both business and personal life
To share and endure difficulties together
To deceive or cheat people by pretending to be good or pious
To do multiple jobs or tasks at once
Trading losses, but gaining official positions
To engage in unfair or dishonest business practices
To have a proper job but engage in shady dealings
Selling bad things and good things together
Being careful with words is more important than having many friends or wealth
Frugality is better than relying on uncertain business or friendships
Being stingy will lead to loss and trouble
Being excessively frugal is better than risking everything for trade or business
Frugality is better than getting rich through unfair means
To have a meager and unstable livelihood
To be unfaithful or disloyal to one's country or organization
To have multiple jobs or sources of income
To thoroughly understand or exploit something from start to finish
Selling many but earning little
To start a business venture with enthusiasm but lose interest later
To let go of the helm and take up the oars, meaning to give up control and take a passive role.
To give up a favorable position to take a more difficult one
Let go of the substantial to catch the insignificant
To give up a favorable opportunity
To waste or squander something
To be lenient and not strict
To abandon or give up control
To abandon one task to focus on another