الصفات والخصائص الإنسانية - الكبرياء والتواضع

اغوص في الأمثال الإنجليزية التي تصور الفخر والتواضع، مثل "العربة المحملة لا تصدر ضجيجًا" و"التكبر يقلل الحكمة".

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the boughs that bear most hang lowest

[جملة]

used to suggest that those who possess the greatest qualities, achievements, or responsibilities tend to be more humble and grounded

أصحاب الإنجازات غالبًا أكثر تواضعًا

Ex: The CEO of the company always gives credit to his team members and never takes all the glory for himself - the boughs that bear most hang lowest.

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a loaded wagon makes no noise

[جملة]

used to suggest that when someone is successful or accomplished, they often do not boast or draw attention to themselves

الناجح غالبًا لا يتباهى

Ex: Despite being one of the most accomplished musicians in the world, he never seeks attention or tries to show off his skills - a loaded wagon makes no noise.

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the higher the monkey climbs, the more he shows his tail

[جملة]

used to imply that as someone's status or position increases, their faults and shortcomings become more noticeable and harder to conceal

كلما ارتفعت المكانة ظهرت العيوب أكثر

Ex: After becoming CEO of the company, Jack's arrogance and lack of empathy became more apparent, proving that the higher the monkey climbs, the more he shows his tail.

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honors change manners

[جملة]

used to suggest that receiving recognition or honor can have an impact on one's behavior and attitude toward others, whether positive or negative

المكانة والتكريم قد يغيران السلوك

Ex: The CEO's promotion to a higher position brought out a more arrogant side of him, demonstrating how honors change manners.

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pride comes before a fall

[جملة]

used to imply that excessive pride or overconfidence can lead to a person's downfall or failure

الغرور المفرط قد يؤدي إلى الفشل

Ex: The CEO's pride and unwillingness to listen to feedback from his team members ended up costing the company millions of dollars, proving once again that pride comes before a fall.

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pride feels no pain

[جملة]

used to imply that pride can cause a person to ignore or overlook discomfort or suffering, prioritizing maintaining their pride over resolving their problems or receiving help

الكبرياء قد يمنع المرء من الاعتراف بالألم أو طلب المساعدة

Ex: Despite the blisters on his feet, John refused to admit he couldn't finish the hike; pride feels no pain.

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self-praise is no recommendation

[جملة]

used to imply that when a person praises their own abilities or accomplishments, it is not a reliable or trustworthy recommendation compared to the opinions of others

مدح النفس ليس دليلًا موثوقًا على الكفاءة

Ex: Despite the fact that the job applicant was highly qualified, his constant self-praise during the interview made the hiring manager question his suitability for the role, as self-praise is no recommendation.

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arrogance diminishes wisdom

[جملة]

used to highlight the negative impact of arrogance on a person's ability to gain and apply knowledge and wisdom

الغرور يقلل الحكمة

Ex: Despite knowing that he lacked knowledge on the topic, Tom refused to listen to the opinions of experts, proving that arrogance diminishes wisdom.

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if you have got it, flaunt it

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used to suggest that if one has a desirable quality or possession, it is acceptable to show it off, emphasizing the idea of being proud of one's achievements or possessions

إن كان لديك ما تفخر به فأظهره

Ex: The athlete was in great physical shape and wanted to show off his physique, thinking that if you've got it, flaunt it, and posted a picture of himself shirtless on social media.

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الصفات والخصائص الإنسانية
الصفات والميول الطبيعية	الصبر	الشجاعة والجبن	الصدق وعدم الصدق
الكبرياء والتواضع	الكسل والخمول	الجشع	أنانية
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