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2021.03.24 08:26
泣きっ面に蜂
[nakittsurani-hachi]Literal translation:A bee on a whining faceMeaning:Misfortunes never come singly. (English proverb)Synonym:
2021.03.23 13:06
泣く子は育つ
[nakuko-wa-sodatsu]A child who often cries will grow up healthily.
2021.03.23 12:12
泣いても笑っても
[naitemo-warattemo]Literal translation:No matter whether you cry or laugh Meaning:No matter how hard you tryInevitably 
2021.02.08 13:42
習うより慣れろ or 習うより慣れよ
[narauyori-narero] or [narauyori-nareyo]Literal translation:Get accustomed, rather than learningMeaning:You can hone your skills through actual experience more rapidly than through mere accumulation of knowledge. Experience is the best teacher. 
2020.09.21 04:44
七転び八起き
[nanakorobi-yaoki]Literal translation:Fall seven times, and stand up eight timesMeaning:Getting back on one’s feet without giving up after many failures
2020.08.12 09:56
鳴かず飛ばず
[nakazu-tobazu]Literal translation:It does not sing or fly.Meaning:Remain unsuccessful Have made no notable achievement
2019.10.15 12:31
長い目で見る
[nagai-me-de-miru]Literal translation:See with long eyesMeaning:Keep an eye on … without judging from the current situation. Take the long view (English idiom)
2018.11.26 05:52
泣く子も黙る
[nakuko-mo-damaru]Literal translation:Even a crying child falls silentMeaning:Very (scary or fearful)
2018.11.24 03:43
波風が絶えない
[namikaze-ga-taenai]Literal translation: Waves and wind are unceasingMeaning: Troubles/disputes are unceasingExample:隣国同士では波風が絶えない。:There are never-ending conflicts between neighboring countries.
2018.11.24 03:41
波風を立てる
[namikaze-wo-tateru]Literal translation: make waves and windMeaning: cause a trouble/dispute, rock the boat (English idiom)
2018.11.24 02:27
長いものに巻かれる
[nagai-mono-ni-makareru]Literal translation: get wound by a long thingMeaning: better bend than break
2018.11.23 13:10
縄付き
[nawatsuki]Literal translation: bound by ropesMeaning: (1) be arrested as a criminal(2) a criminal

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