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a person who mindlessly repeats what others say
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a person who mindlessly repeats what others say
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opposition or counteraction
opposing or going against the majority
to reject or refuse a proposal
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Pride goes before a fall
To make great efforts to achieve something
to put on a brave face
Respect others' dignity and privacy
One's strengths do not necessarily correlate with their weaknesses
Pride oneself on superficial qualities
Pretending to be virtuous in public, but being corrupt in private
Completely lose one's dignity or reputation
Fleeting fame or beauty
Pretend to be friendly to someone's face but harm them behind their back
To embellish or beautify something
A woman from any village is beautiful
Rely on past achievements
Flattery will not make someone more attractive
To pretend or show off
To take action or start something with great enthusiasm and energy
To rapidly rise to a high position
Younger people are eager to take on responsibilities
a medical doctor who performs operations
Everyone is responsible for their own fate
Fated to be together
A person's fate is sealed and unchangeable
A person's fate is fragile and easily changed
One's fate is their own responsibility
Everyone has their own destiny
Fate can change one's life
Fate can overcome luck
A woman's life is full of hardships and troubles
A woman's fate is determined by the man she marries
A woman's fate is to obey
A woman's life is full of hardships and challenges
A woman's life is full of hardships and suffering
A woman's life is shaped by her circumstances
A woman's life is full of hardships and challenges
Having a bad fate and poor luck
Having a poor and unlucky life
Fated to be together
Those in subordinate positions have to bear the burden of their superiors' desires
Fate determines one's social status
A person with a poor fate
A person's fate is as fragile as a flower petal
Having a very thin or fragile fate
Fate and luck are predetermined
One must endure their destined hardships
Junior members have to do hard work while seniors enjoy
Good fortune and luck
A good life is due to both fate and personal charm
Fate brings people together
Buddha doesn't ask for anything
Evil takes advantage of a situation before good can
Everyone is equal and deserves respect
Don't neglect what you have at home while seeking something similar elsewhere
Wealthy people have more opportunities, while the poor have fewer
Buddha helps those who are predestined