complete stranger; total stranger
ceremonious; unduly distant (e.g. towards a friend); overly formal; reserved
other people's affairs; someone else's problem
the misfortune of others tastes as sweet as honey
bowl of rice topped with beef (or pork) and eggs
bowl of rice topped with beef (or pork) and eggs
a neighbour is better than a relative living far
even siblings turn into strangers
nuisance (annoyance, inconvenience) to people around one; social nuisance
a neighbour is better than a relative living far
to profit at someone else's expense; to rob Peter to pay Paul; to take risks with other people's money; (lit.) to wrestle sumo in someone else's loincloth
parents overvaluing their own children but looking down on others'
borrowed capital; loan capital; debt capital