<prompt> Fumana moelelo oa poleloana ho tsoa ka paneng ea ho halika le ho kena mollongnan  <response>: Instruction in English: Find the meaning of the phrase out of the frying pan and into the fire . Response in English: The phrase out of the frying pan and into the fire means to escape one danger or difficult situation only to find oneself in another that is even worse. It is often used to describe a situation where a person tries to avoid a problem or challenge, but ends up finding themselves in a more complicated or dangerous situation. The origin of this phrase comes from a fable about a fish that jumps out of a frying pan to avoid being cooked, only to land in the fire and be burned. It is a widely used idiom in many languages and cultures. . Response in Sesotho: Poleloana ho tsoa ka pane e besitsoeng le ho kena mollong e bolela ho baleha kotsi e le ngoe kapa boemo bo thata ka ho iphumana u le ho bo bong bo bobe le ho feta. Hangata e sebelisoa ho hlalosa boemo boo motho a lekang ho qoba bothata kapa phephetso, empa a qetella a iphumana a le boemong bo thata kapa bo kotsi. Tšimoloho ea poleloana ena e tsoa tšōmong e buang ka tlhapi e qhomang ho tsoa paneng e besoang e le hore e se ke ea phehoa, ebe e oela mollong ebe e cha. Ke maele a sebelisoang haholo lipuong le litsong tse ngata. 