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Today's idiom is curiosity killed the cat.
You can look at it down below.
And what does the idiom curiosity killed the cat mean?
We use this expression, this idiom, when we are kind of warning somebody, saying, be careful, don't be overly curious or overly concerned with some situation that doesn't involve you.
It's none of your business.
Why are you so curious about that?
Because when you're too curious about it, digging into other people's lives, other people's business can lead to trouble.
It can lead to even dangerous situations.
So some things are just better left alone.
Right.
You just don't need to get involved and be curious about everything, right?
Don't get into your neighbor's business.
And so this idiom comes from, I think, the behavior of cats who are naturally curious animals, right?
And if they're too curious, you know, hmm.
What's underneath this car?
I want to see what's underneath this car.
And then they.
They go underneath the car, they can get hurt or they can get killed.
These things can happen to cats.