| 释义 |
●when in ˈRome (do as the ˈRomans do) (saying) follow the example of other people and act as they do, especially if you are a stranger or new to a place or situation 入乡随俗；到什么山唱什么歌◆I don’t take cabs usually but it seemed to be what everyone did in the city; so I thought ‘when in Rome…’
我一般不打车，可是既然城里的人好像都这么做，我想那就“入乡随俗”吧。 |