Traits et Qualités Humaines - Fierté et humilité

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

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

un wagon chargé ne fait pas de bruit

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

plus le singe monte haut, plus il montre sa queue

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

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

La fierté vient avant une chute

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

la fierté ne ressent aucune douleur

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

l'éloge de soi n'est pas une recommandation

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

l'arrogance diminue la sagesse

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