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What is the English equivalent to the proverb "Somebody finds his soup not thick enough, and somebody finds his pearls too small"

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What is the equivalent of the Russian "Masha-rasteryasha" (Masha who loses things)?

asked Apr 11, 2022 at 20:26

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Does the collocation "to have a bad sleep" exist? [closed]

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What is the reason for skipping the preposition "on"? [duplicate]

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The meaning of the sentence in Eudora Welty's story "A visit of charity"

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What is the precise meaning of "bottom scroll"?

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Is "do so so that" in the following sentence correct?

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Rhyming answers with implicit irritation to the words like "where", "who", "well", etc

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"Would" in subordinate clauses after wish-constructions

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The word said by a student to denote the end of countdown in a PE class [duplicate]

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The proper word to denote the end of a count-off in the line in a PE class [closed]

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What is the English equivalent to the proverb "Somebody finds his soup not thick enough, and somebody finds his pearls too small"

What is the equivalent of the Russian "Masha-rasteryasha" (Masha who loses things)?

Does the collocation "to have a bad sleep" exist? [closed]

What is the reason for skipping the preposition "on"? [duplicate]

The meaning of the sentence in Eudora Welty's story "A visit of charity"

What is the precise meaning of "bottom scroll"?

Is "do so so that" in the following sentence correct?

Rhyming answers with implicit irritation to the words like "where", "who", "well", etc

"Would" in subordinate clauses after wish-constructions

The word said by a student to denote the end of countdown in a PE class [duplicate]

The proper word to denote the end of a count-off in the line in a PE class [closed]