英和和英

It is no use contending against a man in power

Don't kick against the pricks.

If you can't lick 'em, join 'em.

There is no contending against a man in power

the act of winding something that is long

a rolled object

the condition of something long becoming coiled up

having a long sharp point

to form something into a tubular shape by curling the object around another object

to stretch something

to pull a slender thing in hand over hand

of something long, to be coiled around an object

to continue an action for a long period

to tightly stretch something from one point to another

of a long object, to begin to roll up

to pull on and stretch out a thing

a thing that has been thickly rolled up

to drag a long thing continuously

one strand of something thin and long

to walk, dragging a long object behind

the action of something long and narrow hanging down

to forcefully stand something straight up

with long pointed scales around toes

to pull something upwards in order to pull it out of something

a long narrow, continuous line

the condition of an object being long in shape

of a thing, to lie athwart something

having a relatively long body

a state of a handle being long

the end of a long and slender object

If you can't lick 'em, join 'em.

You can't fight city hall.

Don't kick against the pricks.

If you can't beat 'em, join 'em..

It is no use contending against a man in power

It is no good kicking against the pricks.

the act of winding something that is long

There is no contending against a man in power

“Kings have long arms.”【イディオム・格言的】

the condition of something long becoming coiled up

a rolled object

to form something into a tubular shape by curling the object around another object

A long thread is easily entangled.

A long piece of thread easily becomes tangled up.

having a long sharp point

of a long object, to begin to roll up

tiresomely long

to tightly stretch something from one point to another

to continue an action for a long period

to forcefully stand something straight up

to walk, dragging a long object behind

a thing that has been thickly rolled up

the longer half of a piece of string

to stretch something

to pull a slender thing in hand over hand

to pull something upwards in order to pull it out of something

of something long, to be coiled around an object

Your fingers are long.

the degree to which something or someone is redundant

to be able to roll a long object into a ball