- half a loaf is better than none; even a dead tree adds to the interest of a mountainproverb
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- half a loaf is better than none; even a dead tree adds to the interest of a mountain
This phrase is used to convey that even something considered worthless or unappealing can contribute to a situation or environment, suggesting that it's better to have something, even if it's not perfect, than to have nothing at all.
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かれき枯れ木もやま山のにぎわい賑わいeven a dead tree adds to the interest of a mountainかれき枯れ木をつかう使うto use a dead treeかれき枯れ木のうえ上にはながさく花が咲くflowers bloom on a dead treeかれき枯れ木でつくった作ったかぐ家具furniture made from dead woodやま山のにぎわい賑わいをたのしむ楽しむto enjoy the hustle and bustle of the mountainかれき枯れ木をおとずれる訪れるto visit a dead treeかれき枯れ木のかち価値をみいだす見出すto find value in a dead treeかれき枯れ木もやくにたつ役に立つeven a dead tree can be usefulかれき枯れ木がけいかん景観をいろどる彩るdead trees embellish the landscapeおれた折れたかれき枯れ木a broken dead tree
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