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Meaning of 一个萝卜一个坑

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luó bo kēng (Trad.: 一個蘿蔔一個坑)
lit. every turnip to its hole (idiom); fig. each person has his own position; each to his own; horses for courses; every kettle has its lid
Example Sentences
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We're so busy that no one can be spared for any other work.
2
That's when I learned about the importance of Butts in the Seats.
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#3
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Smell #3: People sit in the same places every day (a.k.a. my box, my chair)
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Those who believe in fate and not really proactive, believes that one carrot matches with one hole.