単語 "haste makes waste, and waste makes want" の日本語での意味
"haste makes waste, and waste makes want" は英語で何を意味しますか？Lingolandと一緒にこの単語の意味、発音、具体的な使い方を学びましょう
haste makes waste, and waste makes want
US /heɪst meɪks weɪst, ænd weɪst meɪks wɑːnt/
UK /heɪst meɪks weɪst, ənd weɪst meɪks wɒnt/
慣用句
急いては事を仕損じる、浪費は欠乏を招く
a proverb meaning that doing things too quickly results in mistakes, which leads to a loss of resources and eventually to poverty or need
例:
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Don't rush the final report; remember that haste makes waste, and waste makes want.
最終報告書を急がないでください。急がば回れ、浪費は欠乏の母ということを忘れないで。
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He spent his inheritance too fast and now he's broke; truly, haste makes waste, and waste makes want.
彼は遺産を早く使い果たしてしまい、今は一文無しです。まさに急いては事を仕損じる、浪費は欠乏を招くです。