Meaning
People expect more from those who have more resources.
Cultural Background
In Brazil, this is often used in the context of 'jeitinho' or favors between friends. Used more formally in business or family hierarchies.
Use it to say no
It's a polite way to explain why you are declining a request.
Meaning
People expect more from those who have more resources.
Use it to say no
It's a polite way to explain why you are declining a request.
Test Yourself
Complete the proverb.
A quem muito se dá, mais se ____.
The proverb uses 'pede' to indicate the demand for more.
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Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
1 exercisesA quem muito se dá, mais se ____.
The proverb uses 'pede' to indicate the demand for more.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsNo, it is a proverb, not a direct insult.
Related Phrases
Dar a mão e querer o braço
similarTaking advantage of a favor.
