水滴石穿

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  • YenTheFirst
    Member
    • Aug 2008
    • 282

    #31
    Re: 水滴石穿

    Originally posted by Rhenium
    Oh and I think 水滴石穿 may be... “constant dripping wears the stone”... believe me, I know what you mean.
    That's what it literally means, but it's a proverb or saying or one of those types of phrases. Maybe the word is 'metaphor'?
    It's not stupid, it's advanced.

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    • Rhenium
      Mad Scientist!
      • Jul 2007
      • 72

      #32
      Re: 水滴石穿

      Originally posted by YenTheFirst
      That's what it literally means, but it's a proverb or saying or one of those types of phrases. Maybe the word is 'metaphor'?

      I agree it is a metaphor, and I think we all understand the basic meaning about persistence.
      I just posted it because the translation hadn't yet been listed.

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      • LosT
        Contest Creator / Goon
        • May 2004
        • 1389

        #33
        Re: 水滴石穿

        Third time's a charm...

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