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Blame someone or something else for one's own mistakes
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Blame someone or something else for one's own mistakes
A popular person's presence can make an event more lively
Those who make efforts will be rewarded
Wealth and power attract many followers
One reaps what they sow
Money can persuade people
Having means but not using them effectively
Adding to what one already has, not taking from others
One learns from their mistakes
If you dare to do something wrong, you must be prepared to face the consequences.
Everyone has their own strengths and weaknesses
It's better to be safe than sorry
Having power but lacking wisdom
Where there's a problem, there's usually a sign of it
Having a strong family background gives one confidence and courage
Be self-sufficient and independent
When one person is present, another is absent
Everything has its own matching or corresponding part
Treat others with kindness even if they are strangers
Well-organized and tidy
Everyone has their own strengths and weaknesses
Good deeds bring prosperity, bad deeds bring downfall
Those with good fortune will have their share of benefits
Good fortune brings helpful people, bad fortune brings harmful ones
Some children are naturally gifted, while others are not.
Having ability but not using it
One can still achieve something even without the necessary tools or resources.
Having a helper reduces the workload and stress
To have help or support when needed
Those with similar characteristics or strengths will clash
Make do with what you have
Vietnamese proverb; English definition pending editorial review.
Having a reputation but lacking actual substance
Money can influence even the most powerful or stubborn people
To forget something due to being infatuated with something better
Vietnamese idiom; English definition pending editorial review.
Vietnamese idiom; English definition pending editorial review.
To have excessive or unrealistic expectations
Fate brings people together
To have both advantages and disadvantages
Only when something has both advantages and disadvantages can it be truly appreciated
Mutual exchange or reciprocity is necessary for satisfaction
Practice leads to mastery
Something is likely to happen or exist because of a certain situation
Something with a clear beginning and end is easier to understand and remember
One person's success depends on another's
Even the lowest can have a sense of dignity
Everyone has their own courage and strength
Everyone has their own talent
To show respect or admiration to someone of higher status
A person's true nature is revealed
Completely confused or chaotic
One's father's merit is boundless and immeasurable
Fake or pretended debt
Gradually pay off debts and work hard to make ends meet
Raising children is more important than giving birth
A project that is never completed
To bring home a problem that harms one's own
To bring great shame or disaster to one's family
A small gain brings great joy