のえ【もうぼだんきのおしえ】

    expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.)
  1. (the lesson that) one should not leave things unfinishedproverbfrom a tale about Mencius' mother admonishing him from leaving school early by cutting apart a cloth she was in the middle of weavingsee also
Forms
  • のえ【もうぼだんきのおしえ】
  • もうぼだんきのおしえ
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. the lesson that one should not leave things unfinished
    2. This phrase teaches the importance of completing tasks and finishing what you start, emphasizing diligence and commitment.
    He makes it a rule to not go to bed until his homework is finished.
    When there are unfinished tasks, I feel unsettled.
Generated collocations (experimental)
もうぼ孟母to adhere to the lesson of Mōbo Dankiもうぼ孟母to apply the lesson of Mōbo Dankiもうぼ孟母to learn the lesson of Mōbo Dankiもうぼ孟母to practice the lesson of Mōbo Dankiもうぼ孟母to convey the lesson of Mōbo Dankiもうぼ孟母to follow the lesson of Mōbo Dankiもうぼ孟母to keep the lesson of Mōbo Danki in mind
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