A wise man profits from his mistakes.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

A wise man profits from his mistakes.

A wise person profits by [from] his mistakes.

Even the cleverest person makes errors.

Few words show men wise.

He bartered away credibility for an immediate profit.

A fool is fair game for a cruel wit.

He corruptly used his position to benefit himself.

He is acting on his own behalf.

he would sell his soul for filthy lucre

Smart people pretend to be a dumb.

A wise person profits by his mistakes.

It was clever of Bob to solve that problem.

He is blind to his own interests.

That honest, clever boy passed away from cancer.

The wisest man will make mistakes―（これを格言体にすれば）―It is a wise man who never makes mistakes.

He knows where his interest lies 【イディオム・格言的には：】“knows on which side his bread is buttered.”

The wisest man will make mistakes.

The wisest man will make mistakes.

The boy turned out to be clever.

a man of wisdom

Through understanding that structure, he learned how to reduce costs.

He tried to enlist people's sympathy in the cause of the charity.

The boy was clever enough to solve the puzzle.

the act of paying the cost of a benefit brought by others

A wise businessman knows how to clamp down on costs.

The wisest man will make mistakes―（これを格言体にすれば）―It is a wise man who never makes mistakes.

He acted in his own interest.

A word to the wise is sufficient.

You have to use the money wisely.

cunning men often pass for wise