- to each their own; different strokes for different folks; cut your coat to suit your cloth; a crab digs a hole like its own shellproverb
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- to each their own; different strokes for different folks; cut your coat to suit your cloth; a crab digs a hole like its own shell
This phrase suggests that everyone has their own unique preferences and ways of doing things, often influenced by their personal characteristics or circumstances.
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かに蟹ににせて似せてあな穴をほる掘るto dig a hole resembling a crabじぶん自分のから殻をほる掘るto dig one's own shellひと人それぞれto each their ownこのみ好みはひと人それぞれtastes vary from person to personたよう多様せい性をそんちょう尊重するto respect diversityそれぞれのやりかた方each person's methodわかりあう分かり合うどりょく努力をするto make an effort to understand each otherじぶん自分にあった合ったせんたく選択をするto make choices that suit oneselfどくじ独自のすたいるスタイルをもつ持つto have a unique styleかちかん価値観のちがい違いをみとめる認めるto acknowledge differences in values