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Expand the given proverb in 2-3 paragraphs:
Proverb:
Cut your coat according to your cloth!
Explain in just 150-200 words!
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✍as the proverb suggests the meaning that 'undertake only what you have the money or ability to do and no more.' Almost all of us have the desire to achieve great things but lack behind due to high expenses, but yet some are stubborn or become careless to regard future needs to grab a different and luxurious "today"! They go beyond their reach in aiming for something which would drown them.
A man with twenty thousand salary dreams of an iPhone which is not really justified with his current needs and wants which results to drown him down.
Little knowledge is too dangerous, and so little steps save from these dangers.
Thus, I end up saying that we should do or try to get those things only if there are benefits or no future risks.
Hope it helps you ✌✌
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ANSWER:
EXPANSION OF PROVERB!
CUT YOUR COAT ACCORDING TO YOUR CLOTH!!
If you give a piece of cloth to a tailor to make a coat, the tailor will first first measure the cloth and then decide what kind of coat has to be made out of it. He will not be able to make a coat that requires more material than the cloth provided. The same is the case with our income and expenditure . Our expenses always should be within the limits of our income. Otherwise, we are sure to spend more than what we earn i.e to live within our means.
This proverb applies not only to individuals but also to business establishments. Of course, a company may raise a loan to expand or diversify its business. But it must do so judiciously; otherwise it can even go bankrupt. Even the government of a country has to keep in mind its total resources while spending. If it does not do so and goes on borrowing recklessly from banks and foreign countries, it could result in severe economic problems for the country.
Hence the saying is of great practical value. Applying it in life makes one happy and contented.
