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better a new friend than an old foe

przysłowie
  1. lepszy nowy przyjaciel niż stary wróg
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Powiązane zwroty — "better a new friend than an old foe"

rzeczownik
old friend = stary przyjaciel
idiom
go one better than somebody = przebić kogoś
better than nothing = lepsze to niż nic
inne
older than dirt = stary jak świat, bardzo stary, istniejący od niepamiętnych czasów
przysłowie
better an open enemy than a false friend , false friends are worse than open enemies = lepszy wróg znany niż fałszywy przyjaciel
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