跟人家说什么有得必有失
“telling him something about gain and loss.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
跟人家说什么有得必有失
“telling him something about gain and loss.”
我怎么知道他会这样做啊
“How would I know he'd do that?”
“You caused this mess by spouting pseudo-wisdom you had no business saying!”
The proverb 'you must lose something to gain something' reflects traditional philosophical views on equilibrium, though citing it recklessly can be criticized as trite or irresponsible.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
you must lose something to gain something; every gain comes with a loss
A philosophical idiom frequently cited when discussing unavoidable trade-offs or sacrifices.
telling someone; blabbing to others
Colloquial way to frame what someone inappropriately or gossipingly said to an outside party.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“that's the rule of this world.”
“Everything comes with a price.”
“and pound-foolish.”
“Everything has two sides.”
“no tricks, no scams,”
“Isn't that a losing deal for you?”