It never pays to rush matters
What's the mean of "It never pays to rush matters"?
Could you explain for me, please? Thank you.
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It means that it's never a good idea to rush things.
The expression 'It never pays' means you won't gain anything from this/ it won't benefit you.
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"to pay off" can mean "to be worthwhile" or "to be beneficial", so your sentence means:
"Doing things quickly never benefits anyone."
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