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to rest on one’s laurels, not to worry about moneyKreyòl : chita sou wozèt
English : to rest on one’s laurels, not to worry about money
Français : se reposer sur ses lauriers, ne pas se soucier de l'argent
Español : dormirse en los laureles, no preocuparse por el dinero
Português : descansar sobre os louros, não se preocupar com dinheiro.
to rest, pause, take a break; to alight, perch on, come to rest on; to touch down, land (airplane); to place, put, set; to be at ease, be at rest; to ask (question); to pose (a problem); to put on airs, act uppity; to settle (liquid);, worry:Ex: Don’t worry about tomorrow., one-fourth; fourth; one-quarter; quarter; fourth part; twenty-five percent; quartern , rest , rest , rest, repose* rest, You do not have to worry, DNR, do-not-resuscitate order (DNR), Do Not Attempt Resuscitation (DNAR), Do Not Attempt Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (DNACPR), No code; Allow natural death, not (to form negative sentences); don't, do not, does not, will not (futur tense marker) , [not] to be able, can [not], may [not], [Part of a popular saying meaning: All activities (school, work...) will stop. No one will be in the streets. Even] rats will not be able to defecate. [Mice will not be able to cross the streets.], money , money* money, award; accolade; honor; honour; laurels, laurels, laurels, Don't worry (inf), hardship, trouble, hassle, worry.
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