人に行った悪いことは自分に返ってくるの英語

If you go around treating people poorly, it'll eventually bite you in the back.

Poverty will drive a man to crime.

I went on a fool's errand.

to behave ingratiatingly toward a person for one's advantage

He has gone through many hardship―gone through much.

to neglect the Buddhist priesthood training and to return to a worse way of life

He is a man of daring character―of decisive character.

He is ashamed to ask questions―too proud to ask questions―above asking questions.

of misfortune, to fall upon a person

It is ill-natured of you to annoy others for pleasure

to make a person reject bad influences

in an old tale, a bad fellow who bothers others

a change for the worse

a person who tries to be loved by everyone

to deny one one's due―deny one justice

Such men will lead you into mischief.

a person who is good to other people

He does evil in secret―by stealth―on the sly.

the occurrence of a change for the worse

of something in a bad condition, to recover

Have you no sense of decency?―no sense of decorum?

If you see a knave in him, you see amiss―you are mistaken―your eyes play you false.

the effect of wrong doings causing unpleasant repercussions

I can not persuade myself that he can be guilty of such a crime

to earnestly ask someone to do a certain thing

the state of deliberately exposing one's own faults

the act of causing a person trouble by too much partiality to him

an act of asking someone to do something

We must interpret his words by contraries.

“The wish is father to the thought.”【イディオム・格言的】