English:describes a person who is very argumentative, not admitting defeat despite not having anything solid to back it up; to describe someone who is good for nothing but only knows how to talk
English:having to adapt and act to other people's disposition; having to put up with the ways of others unwillingly; to live on another's favour; to depend on another
English:(slang) no sooner has one spoken; right after talking about it,…, usually refers to an ironic situation in which something happens right after others talk about it
English:(proverb) literally: 'someone with a harelip is to avoid using a chipped bowl', it implies that one should avoid mentioning things that are related to other people's flaws; one should avoid things that will draw attention to one's shortcomings
English:(adjective) (of people's look) irate; gloomy; to pull a long face; pissed off; to look displeased; purple in the face;angry face; pissed off; to look displeased; purple in the face; to look irate; to pull a long face