whatever you plant, you reap. Metaphor is what you did and what kind of results you got.

The idiom comes from Nirvana Sutra: "As you sow, you reap, as you sow, you reap."

Idiom Example: As you sow, you reap what you sow. The review of the past is enough for future reference. (Zou Taofen's Introduction since the Anti-Japanese War)

Traditional writing: As you sow, you reap

Phonetic notes: ㄓㄨㄙㄡㄚㄜㄍㄨ. Based on the theory of what can't be done and what has been done, Buddhism believes that everything has a cause and a result, and doing good and evil will have its own retribution. Tang Huili

idiom grammar: as object, attribute and clause; Refers to karma

Commonly used degree: common idiom

Emotion. Color: neutral idiom

Idiom structure: complex idiom

Date of birth: ancient idiom

Russian translation: чтопосее.