3.How Dorothy Saved the Scarecrow

The phrase “くにならない” means that something does not feel troublesome, burdensome, or stressful to you, and you can do it without discomfort.

いっちょういったん refers to the positive and negative aspects of something, showing that every option or situation has both advantages and disadvantages.

てもちぶさた means having nothing to do and feeling restless or bored because your hands or mind are not occupied.

“しょしかんてつする” means to carry through with your original intention or goal without giving up. It emphasizes acting with determination and staying committed to what you first decided, even when facing challenges.

“かいかぶり” means evaluating someone or something as more capable, talented, or valuable than they actually are. It implies giving excessive credit or assuming a higher level of ability without sufficient evidence.

めげない means to continue trying without giving up, even when facing difficulties or discouragement.