“Tutti i nodi vengono al pettine”
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“Tutti i nodi vengono al pettine” è un famoso modo di dire italiano. Significa che prima o poi si deve pagare per le cattive azioni compiute, le bugie dette o le difficoltà rimandate. Così come pettinando i capelli prima o poi si riesce a togliere tutti i nodi, anche nella vita prima o poi la verità verrà fuori.
“Tutti i nodi vengono al pettine” (literally: “all the knots will come to the comb”) is a famous Italian idiom. It means that, sooner or later, you have to pay for the bad actions you have committed, the lies you have told or the difficulties you have postponed.
The English equivalent is “All your chickens are coming home to roost”.