English:describes the act doing something that has no positive outcome or where there is no chance of success; all talk and no trousers; to waste time discussing something that will amount to nothing
English:a proverb to describe a feeling of high confidence or certainty that something (the result of decision(s) / event(s) / matter(s)) will turn out to be in line with the expectation
English:'don't know one's place': describes a disrespectful behavior towards an elder, normally a saying from an elder to the youngster who disrespects them
English:(adjective) literally means 'no spine', to describe someone that stands / sits with poor posture or slouches; metaphorically to describe someone that lacks backbone / spineless; to describe something (such as a plan or a strategy) or someone that is unreliable / undependable 1.
English:(adjective) ill-mannered; uncouth; to describe someone with vulgar behaviour (with the implication that his family did not raise or teach him well)
English:no alternative, no way around, no use in arguing; an expression used to tell someone not to make a fuss about the trivial matters, usually as a kind gesture to a friend, similar to saying something to the effect of "don't worry about it" ;
English:a proverb which describes someone who does not even has a single specialized skill; 'jack of all trades, master of none'; literally 'there is not a single knife on his/her body that is sharp'
English:toothless tiger, something/ someone that seems to be powerful and scary yet cannot bite/ strike, the government practicing a law/ policy without enough/ effective enforcement
English:to fail to see something through: a description for the act of neglecting or ignoring the proper completion of the matter; started off something, but did not finish it off properly; to not tidy up after oneself