Even the cleverest man sometimes makes mistakes.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Even the cleverest person makes errors.

The wisest man will make mistakes.

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.

The wisest man will make mistakes.

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.

popular wisdom that states that even a fool sometimes has excellent ideas

A wise person profits by his mistakes.

Few words show men wise.

cunning men often pass for wise

A man of strong will often dominates others.

A fool is fair game for a cruel wit.

Desperate men often do desperate things.

Some are wise, some are otherwise.

The bright child can tolerate failure.

Man may well, in his attempt to be too ambitious, destroy himself.

A wise man would not do such a thing.

Some are wise, some are otherwise.

Nobody that has any common sense would think of doing such nonsense.

A wise person profits by [from] his mistakes.

Scratch a Russian and find a Tartar.

Look under the skin of a civilized man and you will find a barbarian.

No man is wise at all times.

both the wise and the foolish

A wise man would not act in that way.

There are some fools who gamble a large fortune on a single throw of the dice.

become a more moral person

Smart people pretend to be a dumb.

Those who are careless about their own time are apt to make light of others'.

“Lions and tigers do not herd together.”【イディオム・格言的】

Great minds think alike.