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How are you£¿I heard that you want to know the meaning of A fall into a pit£¬a gain in your wit£®It can also means A man must become wise at his own experience£¨¸ß·Ö¾äÐÍÒ»£©£®Can you understand me£¿Here are some examples£®
First£¬I asked my classmate where is the post office£¬and I was cheated by him£®So the next time£¬I will not believe him at all£®Second£¬I bought a MP3 on the internet last week£¬but to my surprise£¬the MP3 was just a toy when I saw the real thing£¬then I am very sad and I do not want to buy it at the same store the next time£¨¸ß·Ö¾äÐͶþ£©£®If you have such experiences£¬then you can say the saying£ºA fall into a pit£¬a gain in your wit£®Or A man must become wise at his own experience£®
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