口说无凭 kǒu shuō wú píng
Spoken words alone prove nothing. Said when asking for something in writing: a contract, a receipt, a signature.
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Spoken words alone prove nothing. Said when asking for something in writing: a contract, a receipt, a signature.
When the hard times are over, good times arrive. Used to encourage someone who is struggling, or to describe a happy turn after long hardship.
Difficult; a difficulty or hardship. A neutral, very common word for problems at work, in study, with money or in life.