"타산지석" meaning in Korean

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        "7": "石",
        "8": "stone"
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        "2": "타산지석^((-이)) 가이공옥<sup>(-이-라)"
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        "1": "􂀿-i􂁀"
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        "1": "他 山 之 石，可以 攻玉。",
        "2": "The stones of those hills, may be used to polish gems.",
        "3": "CL-KR",
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        "ref": "The Classic of Poetry, 11th—7th centuries BCE, with Korean hyeonto and James Legge’s translation",
        "tr": "타산지석^((이)) 가이공옥^((이라))\nTa san ji seog􂀿-i􂁀 gai gong’og􂀿-ira􂁀."
      },
      "expansion": "他山之石，可以攻玉。 [Korean Literary Sinitic, trad.]\nFrom: The Classic of Poetry, 11th—7th centuries BCE, with Korean hyeonto and James Legge’s translation\n타산지석^((이)) 가이공옥^((이라))\nTa san ji seog[-i] gai gong’og[-ira]. [Sino-Korean]\nThe stones of those hills, may be used to polish gems.",
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  "etymology_text": "Sino-Korean word from 他 (“other”) + 山 (“mountain”) + 之 (“possessive particle”) + 石 (“stone”). From the Classic of Poetry:\n:\n他山之石，可以攻玉。 [Korean Literary Sinitic, trad.]\nFrom: The Classic of Poetry, 11th—7th centuries BCE, with Korean hyeonto and James Legge’s translation\n타산지석^((이)) 가이공옥^((이라))\nTa san ji seog[-i] gai gong’og[-ira]. [Sino-Korean]\nThe stones of those hills, may be used to polish gems.\nIn the later Confucian exegetical tradition, the stones were understood as an allusion to men of lesser moral worth, and jade to the virtuous.",
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          "english": "We must take his mistake as a lesson for ourselves.",
          "roman": "Geu-ui silsu-reul tasanjiseog-euro sama-ya hal geos-ida.",
          "text": "그의 실수를 타산지석으로 삼아야 할 것이다.",
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    {
      "other": "[타산지석]"
    }
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  "word": "타산지석"
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        "7": "石",
        "8": "stone"
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        "1": "􂀿-i􂁀"
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        "1": "他 山 之 石，可以 攻玉。",
        "2": "The stones of those hills, may be used to polish gems.",
        "3": "CL-KR",
        "collapsed": "y",
        "nocat": "y",
        "ref": "The Classic of Poetry, 11th—7th centuries BCE, with Korean hyeonto and James Legge’s translation",
        "tr": "타산지석^((이)) 가이공옥^((이라))\nTa san ji seog􂀿-i􂁀 gai gong’og􂀿-ira􂁀."
      },
      "expansion": "他山之石，可以攻玉。 [Korean Literary Sinitic, trad.]\nFrom: The Classic of Poetry, 11th—7th centuries BCE, with Korean hyeonto and James Legge’s translation\n타산지석^((이)) 가이공옥^((이라))\nTa san ji seog[-i] gai gong’og[-ira]. [Sino-Korean]\nThe stones of those hills, may be used to polish gems.",
      "name": "zh-x"
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  "etymology_text": "Sino-Korean word from 他 (“other”) + 山 (“mountain”) + 之 (“possessive particle”) + 石 (“stone”). From the Classic of Poetry:\n:\n他山之石，可以攻玉。 [Korean Literary Sinitic, trad.]\nFrom: The Classic of Poetry, 11th—7th centuries BCE, with Korean hyeonto and James Legge’s translation\n타산지석^((이)) 가이공옥^((이라))\nTa san ji seog[-i] gai gong’og[-ira]. [Sino-Korean]\nThe stones of those hills, may be used to polish gems.\nIn the later Confucian exegetical tradition, the stones were understood as an allusion to men of lesser moral worth, and jade to the virtuous.",
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          "english": "We must take his mistake as a lesson for ourselves.",
          "roman": "Geu-ui silsu-reul tasanjiseog-euro sama-ya hal geos-ida.",
          "text": "그의 실수를 타산지석으로 삼아야 할 것이다.",
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          "고사성어"
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