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"Fight a hundred battles, win all those hundred"; to win every fight; to be ever-victorious
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"Fight a hundred battles, win all those hundred"; to win every fight; to be ever-victorious
Close to the English saying: “Adversity is the mother of wisdom.”.
Close to the English saying: “Handsome is as handsome does.”.
"If you are sufficiently determined to achieve something, then you will find a way of doing so.".
Close to the English saying: “Something is better than nothing.”.
Persistent effort will eventually succeed — keep grinding and the goal will be reached.
merits accomplished, fame/honor achieved
to be fitting and proper; to be perfectly justified or deserved
the older a person is, the wiser they are; a person is more and more experienced as they age
If you don't know something listen.
without a teacher, I dare you to do or make anything of note
Close to the English saying: “Half a loaf is better than no bread.”.
A perfect ten, no “buts” — flawless, full marks.
Perfectly in one’s element; thriving in exactly the right environment.
Claims must be backed by sources and accusations by evidence — speak with proof.
to do something with clear results
to pass or fail an exam
Close to the English saying: “Failure is the mother of success.”.
"Fight a hundred battles, win all those hundred"; to win every fight; to be ever-victorious
all-encompassing; totally inclusive; affecting all things
to be sincerely convinced; to be won over completely
Great minds think alike.
one must seek out a good teacher to learn the true way of life
and so on and so forth; et cetera
One should be able to derive new understanding while revising what one has learned.
To know exactly what someone is thinking or planning — to read them completely.
(verb) to have thorough knowledge of; to be an expert in
(adjective) knowledgeable or insightful (about a particular subject)
(noun) an outstanding and talented individual
(adjective) wise and talented
(noun) English language (often as a subject of study)
(noun) English, especially English taught at a private English-language school
(verb) to develop; to grow and change
(adverb) “(who) knows how many/how much”; so many; so much; how (beautiful, etc.)
(verb) to commend; to praise
(noun) method; measure
(noun) a lecture (a spoken lesson)
(noun) lesson (for a student)
(noun) a task; an exercise; writing work
(noun) points won; goals gained; an additional score
(verb) to produce; to invent; to develop
(verb) to express; to make clear; to show; to display
(verb) to do some teaching or tutoring on how to do something
(noun) learned person; scholar; savant
(verb) to vote (something as superior); to choose (through appraisal); to select (after evaluating options)
(verb) to be worthwhile; worth the effort
(noun) brushes and inkstone
(noun) an intention; purpose; aim
(verb) to reserve one's academic progress, take a break, and resume sometime later
(noun) a master (an expert at something)
(noun) evidence; proof
(noun) diploma; certificate; license; degree
(noun) evidence; proof
(adverb) Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see bằng, niềm, tin.
(verb) to end a schoolyear, semester or course
(verb) to deposit
(adjective) useful, helpful, beneficial, instructive
(noun) subject; focus; specialization
(noun) one's mind (with knowledge)
(adjective) advanced; expert; masterful