- like father, like son; you can't fight bloodproverb
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- like father, like son; you can't fight blood
This phrase is used to express the idea that family traits, behaviors, or characteristics are often passed down from parents to children. It implies that people are influenced by their family heritage, regardless of their efforts to change.
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ち血はあらそえない争えないlike father, like son; you can't fight bloodちのつながり血のつながりblood relationちをわけた血を分けたこ子blood-related childちでちをあらう血で血を洗うblood for blood (to seek revenge)ちすじ血筋をうけつぐ受け継ぐto inherit bloodlineけつえんかんけい血縁関係blood relationshipち血をかよわせる通わせるto have blood tiesち血のきずな絆blood bondち血をみる見る きごう(ちをみる見るきごう)to see blood (to view bloodshed)ち血のうんめい運命fate of blood
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