<prompt> Hlalosa moelelo oa poleloana ho utsoa lialuma tsa motho.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain the meaning of the expression to steal ones thunder. . Response in English: The phrase to steal ones thunder means to take credit, attention, or praise away from someone else or to ruin someones plans or their moment of glory. It usually implies that the person who steals the thunder is doing so intentionally, either by taking an idea and using it for their own benefit or by upstaging someone else. The expression originates from 18th century English playwright John Dennis, who invented a new method of creating the sound of thunder for his play, only to have the idea stolen and used in a production of Macbeth at the same theater shortly after, thus stealing the original plays thunder. . Response in Sesotho: Poleloana ho utsoa lialuma e bolela ho tlosa tlotla, tlhokomelo, kapa thoriso ho motho e mong kapa ho senya merero ea motho e mong kapa motsotso oa hae oa khanya. Hangata ho fana ka maikutlo a hore motho ea utsoang sealuma o etsa seo ka boomo, ebang ke ka ho nka khopolo le ho e sebelisa molemong oa bona kapa ka ho phahamisa motho e mong. Polelo ena e tsoa ho sengoli sa litšoantšiso sa Lenyesemane sa lekholong la bo18 la lilemo John Dennis, ea ileng a qapa mokhoa o mocha oa ho etsa molumo oa sealuma bakeng sa papali ea hae, empa khopolo eo e ile ea utsuoa le ho sebelisoa ha ho etsoa tlhahiso ea Macbeth lebaleng le le leng nakoana ka mora moo, kahoo a utsoa ea pele. papali ea sealuma. 