Situations et États - Inévitabilité
Maîtrisez les proverbes anglais qui décrivent l'inévitabilité, comme « tous les chemins mènent à Rome » et « la langue revient toujours à la dent douloureuse ».
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used to encourage people to appreciate their friendships while recognizing the inevitability of change and separation, as any friendship may come to an end due to various circumstances
les meilleurs amis doivent se séparer
used to imply that history can be a predictor of future events, and that human behavior and societal patterns tend to repeat themselves, emphasizes the importance of learning from the past
used to emphasize the importance of living life to the fullest without fear of death, as it is an inevitable event that cannot be avoided
un homme ne peut mourir qu'une fois
used to imply that even the most careful or well-prepared people or families can still experience unexpected mishaps or mistakes
des accidents arriveront dans la meilleure des familles
used to say that all the ways of doing something have the same result
tous les chemins mènent à Rome
used to convey the idea that regardless of the different routes taken, the ultimate outcome or result is predetermined and inevitable
il existe de nombreux sentiers menant au sommet de la montagne, mais la vue est toujours la même
used to imply that people have a tendency to dwell on things that cause them pain or discomfort, even if doing so only makes the situation worse
la langue revient toujours à la dent douloureuse
used to suggest that some things are out of human control and that people should not waste their time and energy worrying about things they cannot change
Ce qui sera sera
used to highlight the concept that regardless of one's status or position in life, everyone ultimately faces the same fate of death
en fin de partie, le roi et le pion retournent dans la même case