在漫漫人生道路上，我們免不了要“栽跟頭”。摔倒并不可怕，重要的是要學(xué)會(huì)重新站起來(lái)。

“栽跟頭”，本意是“摔跤，跌跤（tumble; fall）”，常用來(lái)比喻經(jīng)歷失敗或遭受挫折（ suffer a setback）。與英文慣用語(yǔ)“come a cropper”意思相近，表示“suffer a sudden and embarrassing failure”或“accidentally fall and hurt oneself”。

例句：

不老實(shí)的人到頭來(lái)總是要栽跟頭的。
Dishonest people are bound to come a cropper in the end.

投資是一項(xiàng)風(fēng)險(xiǎn)事業(yè)，就是那些懂行的人有時(shí)也會(huì)栽跟頭。
Investment is a hazardous business; even those who are in the swim sometimes come a cropper.

這雙鞋太大了，導(dǎo)致我走在街上時(shí)栽了個(gè)跟頭。
These shoes are too big and caused me to come a cropper as I was walking down the street.

Editor: Jade