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こけつに いらずんば こじを えず
虎穴に入らずんば虎子を得ず |
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Nothing ventured, nothing gained
(lit. if you do not enter the tiger's cave, you will not catch it's cub) |
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Something which is out of season and therefore rendered useless
(lit. summer heater winter fan) |
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To comeback from a desperate situation and make a complete return
(lit. wake from death and return to life) |
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You reap what you sow; that's what you get
(lit. one's act, one's profit)
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Nobody's perfect
(lit. even monkeys fall from trees) |
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To each his own
(lit. there are even bugs that eat knotweed) |
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So busy that you're willing to take help from anyone
(lit. willing to borrow a cat's paws) |
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Giving up at the first sign of difficulty
(lit. three day monk)
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Water under the bridge
(lit. let flow in the water)
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to each his own
(lit. ten people ten colors)
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To understand each other well; to have each others hearts synced |
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The point is; in short; after all; |
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to be pleased with; to suit |
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to dig your own grave; to ask for trouble |
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