phrase "What goes around comes around"

[Ahmadov]

Does this sentence make any sense to our esteemed teachers.
"What goes around comes around".
Thanks in advance
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[Torsten]

Hi Zahir,

I think the phrase makes sense to many people -- not only English teachers. It's an idiom that means "If you do something bad to another person, you will get hurt too.

Let me know what you think.
Regards,
Torsten

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[Jamie (K)]

It's the equivalent of the proverb that the Europeans have that says if you dig a pit for someone, you'll fall into it yourself. The equivalent proverb that native English speakers use comes from the Bible: "As you sow, so shall you reap."

Sometimes in very slangy English we say that our actions come back around to bite us on the butt.

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[Ahmadov]

Thanks to all of you... I think I guessed that was the meaning, I just needed your confirmation. Also, thanks for alternative proverbs...
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