Who knows English famous sayings and proverbs?

Time is fleeting.

2. Time is money.

An inch of time is an inch of gold.

Time waits for no one.

Years are ruthless; Years are fleeting; You may delay, but time will not.

4. Time tests everything.

Time tries all things.

5. Time tests the truth.

Time tests truth.

6. Time can't go back.

One cannot put back the clock.

7. Time is gone forever.

One cannot put back the clock.

8. No one can call back yesterday; Yesterday will not come again.

Never came again yesterday.

9. Tomorrow will never come.

Never rely on tomorrow.

10. One today is better than two tomorrows.

One today is better than two tomorrows.

1 1. The morning sun won't last a day.

Good times don't last long; The morning sun can't shine all day.

12. Christmas comes only once a year.

Christmas comes only once a year.

13. Happy time flies by.

Happy time flies.

14. Happiness does not consider time.

Happiness kills time without hesitation.

15. Time is the best medicine to heal wounds, and time can ease extreme grief.

Time can alleviate extreme sadness.

16. The days are short, but there is a lot of work.

There is a lot of work and time is pressing.

17. Don't put off till tomorrow what you can do today.

Don't put off till tomorrow what you can do today.

18. If you have something to do tomorrow, do it today.

If you have something to do tomorrow, do it today.

19. For those who do things on time, one day is better than three.

Do everything in time, one day is better than three.

20. To save time is to prolong life.

To save time is to lengthen life.

2 1. Everything has its time, and this time must be concerned.

Everything has its time, and this time must be paid attention to.

22. When time comes, we should seize the time so as not to let it slip away.

Time is up, you must make use of it, or it will go quietly.

23. When an opportunity is ignored, it will never come back to you.

It is now or never. Once the opportunity has passed, it will never come again.

24. Seize the time while the sun is shining.

Dry the grass while the sun is shining.

25. Strike while the iron is hot.

Strike while the iron is hot.

Work today, because you don't know how many obstacles there will be tomorrow.

If you have something to do today, there may be many obstacles in the Ming Dynasty.

27. Punctuality is the soul of business.

Punctuality is the soul of business.

28. procrastination is the thief of time.

Procrastination is the enemy of time; Procrastination is a waste of time

29. Every tide has its ebb and flow.

The tide rises and falls.

Knowledge is power.

Knowledge is power.

3 1. Wisdom is more enviable than wealth.

Knowledge is more admirable than wealth.

32. Wisdom is better than gold and silver.

Knowledge is better than gold and silver,

Wisdom in the mind is better than money in the hand.

Knowledge in the breast is better than money in the hand.

Although we have paid a high price for wisdom, it is a good deal.

Although we have paid a high price for wisdom, it is a good deal.

35. Doubt is the key to knowledge.

Doubt is the key to acquiring knowledge.

36. If you want knowledge, you must study hard.

If you want knowledge, you must acquire it by studying hard.

37. A little knowledge is a dangerous thing.

Shallow study leads to misunderstanding.

38. A little common sense is worth a lot of knowledge.

A little common sense is worth learning a lot.

39. Knowledge is gradual, not leaping.

Knowledge can only be gradual, not leap forward.

40. Learn wisdom from the stupidity of others.

Learn wisdom from other people's stupidity.

4 1. It is good to study at the expense of others.

Draw lessons from the past.

42. Wisdom is to the mind what health is to the body.

Knowledge is to the mind what health is to the body.

43. Experience is the best teacher.

Experience is the best teacher.

44. Experience is the father of wisdom, and memory is the mother of wisdom.

Experience is the father of knowledge, and memory is the mother of knowledge.

45. dexterity comes from experience.

Proficiency comes from experience.

46.practice makes perfect.

Practice makes perfect.

47. Experience is a expensive school, but fools don't study here.

Experiencing school costs a lot of money, but no fool can learn it.

48. Experience without learning is better than learning without experience.

Experience without learning is better than learning without experience.

49. What you learn once is worth teaching twice.

Wisdom gained from experience is better than wisdom gained from learning; A kiss

Personal experience is better than twice the teacher's instruction.

50.seeing is believing.

I'll believe that when I see it.

5 1. Business is the spice of life.

Career is the spice of life.

52. Work before play.

Work before play.

53. Career makes and tests people.

Career can test people and achieve them.

54. Neglected business is business failure.

Ignoring one's career is giving up one's career.

55. Never consider yourself above business.

Don't think too highly of yourself; Don't be arrogant; Never think you are big.

Only a small amount is used.

56. Work may be troublesome, but laziness is harmful.

Although occupation bothers people, laziness is more harmful.

57. People who think their careers are inferior to their own will always be superior to their careers.

Pretend that you are talented but useful, and you tend to be superior.

58. Do business, but don't be its slave.

Do business, but don't be its slave.

59. Everyone's business is nobody's business.

Everyone's business is nobody's business.

60. Work makes workers.

Work makes a skillful craftsman.

6 1. Mastering one subject is better than ten.

It is better to master one thing than ten things.

62. If a job is not done well, it must be done twice.

If you can't do it well the first time, you must do it again.

63. People who can't do whatever they want must do their best.

If you can't do what you want to do, you must do your best.

64. If you want to do something well, do it yourself.

If you want to do things well, you must do it yourself.

65. Those who do the most at once do the least.

I want to do everything at once, but I can't do anything; Chew too much

Rotten.

66. Do as most people do and people will praise you.

Do as most people do and people will praise you.

67. What can be done at any time will not be done at any time.

What can be done at any time is always not at any time.

What I did.

68. It's never too late.

It's never too late.

69. Anything worth doing is worth doing well.

Anything worth doing is worth doing well.

70. The shortest answer is to do things.

The shortest answer is a word "dry".

7 1. Action is the fruit of knowledge.

Action is the fruit of knowledge.

72. The end of labor is pleasant.

I'm glad to finish the work.

73. It is futile to plant seeds where there is no soil.

Without soil, sowing is futile.

74. It is right to make everything have a proper use.

Everything is applied properly.

75. Step by step will soon be over.

Step by step, things will be finished soon.

All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.

All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.

77. Work proves who does well.

Work can prove who is doing well.

78. It is not work that kills people, but worry.

Work won't hurt you, but it will worry you.

79. People who don't want to work can't eat.

People who don't want to work can't eat.

80. business is business

Business is business.

8 1. Think slowly and execute quickly.

Take your time and act quickly.

82. Go all out.

Work hard.

83. Never do things by halves.

Never do things by halves.

84. Do as one pleases.

From the beginning, we must do it to the end; If you don't do it, you will never stop.

85. Many hands make light work.

Many hands make light work.

86. Many hands make light work.

It's easy for everyone.

87. The poor craftsman complains about his tools.

Poor workers complain about their tools.

88. Diligence is the mother of success.

Diligence is the mother of success.

89. Laziness is the root of all evil.

Laziness is the root of all evil.

90. Care and diligence bring good luck.

Caution and diligence bring good luck.

9 1. Diligence is the mother of good luck.

Diligence is the mother of good luck.

92. Diligence is lucky's right hand, and frugality is lucky's left hand.

Diligence is lucky's right hand, and frugality is lucky's left hand.

93. Laziness is the key to poverty.

Laziness makes beggars.

94. No root, no fruit.

No root, no fruit.

95. Idle people work the most (the hardest).

Lazy people work harder.

96. Laziness is the key to poverty.

Laziness is the key to poverty.

97. Laziness wears away the edge of wisdom.

Laziness can sharpen the edge of wisdom.

98. A lazy brain is the devil's factory.

Lazy thoughts are the devil's factory.

99. The secret of wealth lies in savings.

Thrift is the secret of getting rich.

100. An idle youth, a poor age.

A lazy youth, a lousy age.

Second phase

1. No waste, no want.

Thrift is a preventive measure.

2. savings come from ownership.

Wealth comes from thrift.

A penny saved is equal to a penny earned.

A penny saved is a penny.

4. Be careful of pennies and pounds

Take care of yourself.

Take care of pennies, and the pound will take care of itself.

5. Thrift itself is a kind of wealth.

Thrift itself is an attribute.

6. People who don't care about a penny will squander a pound.

People who don't care about a penny will squander a pound.

7. Small gains bring great wealth.

Small gains bring great wealth.

8. Every little makes a mickle.

Every little makes a mickle.

9. The touchstone can test gold, and gold can also test people.

The touchstone can test gold, and gold can also test people.

10. Courage and determination are spirit.

And the soul of virtue.

Courage and determination are the spirit and soul of virtue.

1 1. The road to glory is always bumpy.

The road to glory is always bumpy.

12. Nothing is difficult in the world, if you put your mind to it.

Nothing is difficult in the world as long as people are willing to try.

13. Fire is a test of gold; Adversity of the strong.

Fire makes real gold, and hard work makes strong men.

14. Great hopes make great people.

Great hopes make great people.

15. There is no impossible courage.

There is no impossible courage.

16. A calm sea does not make a skilled sailor.

A calm sea will never make a skilled sailor.

17. When the weather is bad, a good sailor is obvious.

A good sailor can only be recognized in bad weather; To understand a good sailor, you must rely on.

Bad weather.

18. The kindest people are always the bravest.

The bravest people are always the kindest.

19. We must never lie down and cry. God help us.

We must never lie down and cry. God help us.

20. People who fall today may get up tomorrow.

People who fall today may get up tomorrow.

2 1. Rome was not built in a day.

Rome was not built in a day; Persistence will lead to success.

22. Success belongs to persistent people.

Success belongs to persistent people.

23. We must repeat it one thousand and one times.

Perseverance is the only way to success.

We must reiterate many times that perseverance is the only way to win.

Road.

24. Perseverance failed nineteen times.

After the twentieth time.

Perseverance is failing nineteen times and succeeding the twentieth.

25. The ladder climbs up step by step.

The ladder climbed up step by step.

26. Adversity brings prosperity.

Hardship leads to prosperity.

Patience and hard work will help us tide over the difficulties.

Patience and hard work will help us tide over the difficulties.

28. Luck usually rewards those with interest and interest.

Have patience to wait for her.

As long as you are patient, you will eventually have good luck; Wait patiently for good luck, okay?

Sports meetings will be held frequently.

29. As long as you wait patiently, everything will come.

As long as you are willing to wait, everything will come on time.

30. Dripping water wears away the stone

Drops of water wear away stones.

3 1. You can't make an omelet without breaking the egg.

If the egg is not broken, the omelet can't be made; Unwilling to suffer, the expected effect.

Out of reach.

32. The world is a ladder for some people to climb.

The others are going down.

The world is like a ladder, some people go up and some people go down.

33. It takes a long apprenticeship to understand.

The mystery of world trade.

It takes a long apprenticeship to understand the mysteries of world trade.

Life is sweet.

Life is lovely; No one can live well (die miserably).

35. Where there is life, there is hope.

Life is endless, and hope is long.

36. Life is not all pleasure.

Life is not all beer and skittles.

There is a lot of water in the mill.

The miller knows nothing.

There is a lot of water in the mill that the miller doesn't know.

38. Luck knocks on everyone's door at least once.

Everyone will have a chance to get lucky.

39. If you are too lucky, you will not know yourself;

If you are too unlucky, no one will know you.

If you are too lucky, you will not know yourself; If you are too unlucky, no one will know you.

40. Everyone is the architect of his own destiny.

Everyone is his own happy architect.

4 1. Happy is the man who knows that he was stupid when he was young.

Happy are those who remember the stupid things they did when they were young.

42. Misfortune never (rarely) appears alone.

It never rains but it pours.

43. Misfortune is a good teacher.

Misfortune is a good teacher.

44. Misfortune comes at night.

Unfortunately, arrival at night.

45. Misfortune tells us what luck is.

Only after experiencing bad luck do you know that luck is expensive.

46. Adversity makes people wise, not rich.

Adversity makes people wise, not rich.

47. It's never too old to learn.

It is never too old to learn.

48. It is never too old to learn.

I'm not afraid of being tall.

49. A person becomes knowledgeable by asking questions.

If you want to study, you have to ask more questions; Ask more questions and you'll be skilled.

50. There is no smooth road to learning.

There is no smooth road to learning.

5 1. People who are ashamed to ask questions are ashamed to learn.

People who are afraid of asking questions are ashamed to study.

52. What you learn in the cradle will be useful for life.

What you learned as a baby will never be forgotten after you die.

53. Knowledge makes good people better and bad people worse.

Knowledge makes good people better and bad people worse.

54. Learn quickly and forget quickly.

Soon learn, soon forgotten.

55. Learn when you are young and learn fairly.

Study when you are young and study fairly.

56. If a young man doesn't work hard, the old man will be sad.

A lazy youth, a lousy age.

57. People who know nothing will not doubt anything.

Ignorance is beyond doubt.

58. A good reputation can keep its luster in the dark.

A good reputation can shine in the dark.

59. Fame is a magnifying glass.

Fame is a magnifying glass.

60. A good reputation is better than a beautiful face.

Beauty is better than beauty.

6 1. Reputation is like a river, at its narrowest.

The source and the widest distance.

Fame is like a river, with the narrowest source and the widest distance.

62. Take away the honor from me and my life will be over.

Without fame, there is no life.

Beware of those who don't care about their reputation.

Beware of those who don't care about their reputation.

64. It is better to die with honor than to live with a bad reputation.

It is better to die with honor than to live with notoriety.

65. Success in overcoming adversity is the highest glory.

Success in overcoming adversity is the highest glory.

66. Fame is often worthless.

And lost it without fault.

Fame is often gained without value, and lost without fault.

67. Your father's honor is yours

It is an indirect honor.

Your father's honor is only an indirect honor to you.

68. Never entrust what you should do to others.

Never delegate what you should do to others.

69. I believe that everyone is the same failure.

Don't trust anyone.

Trust anyone and don't trust anyone is the same failure.

70. Know a person before you trust him.

Know a person before you trust him.

7 1. If you believe before you try,

You may repent before you die.

If you believe before you try, you may regret it before you die.

72. Don't believe in sweet words.

Don't believe in sweet words.

73. Don't entrust anything too heavy to a thin thread.

Don't entrust anything too heavy to a thin thread.

74. Be fair to everyone, but don't trust everyone.

Be fair to everyone, but don't trust everyone.

75. As long as you trust yourself, others will not betray you.

As long as you believe in yourself, others will not betray you.

Self-confidence is the essence of heroism.

Self-confidence is the essence of heroism.

77. Confidence is a slow-growing plant.

Confidence is a slow-growing plant.

78. Truth is the daughter of time.

Truth is the daughter of time.

79. Truth has a good face, but it is in rags.

Truth is kind; But in rags.

80. Truth and roses have thorns.

Truth and roses are surrounded by thorns.

8 1. Truth may be blamed, but it will never be humiliated.

Truth may be blamed, but it will never be humiliated.

82. Although malice may darken the truth, it cannot extinguish it.

Malicious will destroy the truth; But it can't destroy the truth.

83. Truth will prevail.

Truth will eventually prevail.

84. The best decoration of truth is nakedness.

Openness is the best decoration for truth.

85. Facts are stubborn things.

Facts are stubborn things.

86. The truth will come out sooner or later.

The truth will come out sooner or later.

87. The last truth we want to hear is

It is in our best interest to know this.

The last thing we want to hear is that we know about it.

A very beneficial fact.

88. Lies like nettles stung them.

People who interfere with it.

A lie, like a nettle, will hurt those who play with it.

89. Many fair things are full of falsehood.

There are many fair things full of falsehood.

90. Although a lie is well dressed, it will always be exposed in the end.

Although a lie is beautifully dressed, it will always be exposed.

9 1. Lies beget lies, and lies are passed down from generation to generation.

Lies give birth to lies, and lies are passed down from generation to generation.

92. A false tongue can hardly tell the truth.

A false tongue can hardly tell the truth.

93. what is wrong with one person is wrong with two people.

What is wrong with one person is wrong with two people.

94. People who tell lies steal.

People who tell lies steal.

95. Gossip and lies go hand in hand.

Gossip is often accompanied by lies.

96. Vagueness is a close relative of lies.

Vagueness is a close relative of lies.

97. A big talker is a big liar.

A boaster is a big liar.

98. The biggest liars talk about themselves the most.

The biggest liars talk about themselves the most.

99. Lies ride on the back of debts.

Lies ride on the back of debts.

100. Lying is the first step to the gallows.

Lying is the first step to the gallows.

The third stage

1. Forgiving bad people means hurting good people.

Conceal evil and defeat good; Forgiving the bad guys is hurting the good guys.

2. The evil wound has been cured, but the evil name has not.

The wound of evil is healed, but the name of evil is not.

3. Evil communication corrupts good manners.

Evil communication corrupts good manners.

There are no irreparable mistakes.

You can make up for what you have.

There is no virtue in the heart of a mercenary person.

There is no virtue in a mercenary man.

6. Think before you speak.

Use your head first.

7. Keep your word.

A word spoken is past recalling.

8. When this word is in your mouth, it is your own; When' tis once spoken, things are different.

When the word is in your mouth, it is your own; Once you say it, it belongs to someone else.

9. Speech is silver, silence is gold.

Speech is silver, silence is gold.

10. It is better to say less.

Least said,soonest mended.

1 1. Silence is the greatest wisdom.

Wisdom is better than silence.

12. Talk less and do more.

Talk less and do more.

13. It is best to think again.

Look before you leap.

14. Look before you leap.

Look before you leap.

15. People who talk little are smart.

A man who talks little is a wise man.

16. Good words are not practical.

Fair words butter no parsnips.

17. Tongue is not made of steel, but it hurts people.

Tongue is not made of steel, but it hurts.

18. Sometimes words hurt more than swords.

Sometimes words hurt more than swords.

19. A glib tongue is a good weapon.

A glib tongue is a good weapon.

20. A clever mind can't shut up.

A clever mind can't shut up.

2 1. It is one thing to talk a lot, and it is another to speak to the point.

It is one thing to talk a lot, and it is another to speak to the point.

22. Useless eloquence is like a cypress, tall and fruitless.

Useless eloquence is like a cypress, tall and fruitless.

23. Words are not as good as words.

Words are not as good as words.

24. Many truths are told in jokes.

Laugh and tell the truth.

25. Talk less and do more.

Talk less and do more.

Actions speak louder than words.

Actions speak louder than words; Actions speak louder than words.

27. There is a lot of room from words to actions.

There is a lot of room from words to actions.

28. Actions, not words.

Take action, not words.

29. All talk and no business.

All talk and no deal.

30. Actions are fruits, but words are just leaves.

Actions are fruits, but words are just leaves.

3 1. Evil deeds are disgraceful.

Evil deeds are disgraceful.

32. Good words cover up evil deeds.

Good words cover up evil deeds.

33. Good words deceive the wise and fools.

Beautiful language deceives smart and stupid people and bad behavior.

34. Our own actions are our guarantee, not the judgment of others.

Our own actions are our guarantee, not the judgment of others.

35. A man of words without deeds is like a garden full of weeds.

A man of words and no deeds is like a garden overgrown with weeds.

36. A person's quality is not determined by one action.

A person's quality is not determined by one action.

37. People who make promises easily forget them.

People who promise easily forget easily.

38. A man who breaks his word will make others cheat on him.

A man who breaks his word will make others cheat on him.

39. It is easier said than done.

It's easier said than done.

40. The person who talks the most is always the one who does the least.

People who talk big are always the ones who do the least.

4 1. You won't know whether the pudding is good or not until you eat it.

The quality of pudding is known by tasting it; Practice is better than empty talk.

42. Pride leads to failure.

Pride will lead to failure.

43. Pride precedes destruction.

Pride will lead to failure.

44. Pride comes before shame comes after.

Pride comes before shame.

45. Pride and elegance are never in the same place.

Pride and Wen Ya can never live together.

46. Climb high and fall hard.

Climb high and fall hard.

47. Pride must be restrained.

Pride should be restrained.

48. The nobler, the humbler.

The nobler you are, the more humble you should be.

49. Humility often gains more than pride.

Humility often gains more than pride.

50. People who think they have enough knowledge have nothing.

He who thinks he has enough knowledge has nothing.

5 1. No one is the worst because he knows his worst side.

People are not bad because they know they are bad.

52. Pride may be hidden under a shabby coat.

Pride may hide under an old cloak.

Attacking arrogance with impassioned words is not a sign of humility.

It is not a sign of humility to declaim against pride.

Self-righteous people are very empty.

Self-righteous people are very empty

Honesty is the best policy.

Honesty is the best policy.

56. An honest man's words are as valid as his contract.

An honest man's promise is actually his guarantee.

57. Poor but honest.

Poor but honest.

58. It's always worth buying honesty at a high price.

Honesty may be dear bought,but can never be an ill pennyworth.

Fraud may be useful, but honesty is the best policy.

Knavery may serve,but honesty is best.

60. Everyone has a vulnerable side.

Everyone has a vulnerable side.

6 1. Shameless people have no conscience.

Shameless people have no conscience.

62. An honest appearance conceals many shortcomings.

An honest appearance masks many shortcomings.

63. Once a rogue, always a rogue.

Once a rogue, always a rogue.

64. A crafty scoundrel needs no middleman.

A cunning villain needs no middleman.

65. An honest penny is better than a stolen dollar.

An honest penny is better than a stolen dollar.

66. A legal penny is better than an illegal thousand pence.

A penny earned legally is better than a thousand cents earned illegally.

67. Unjust pennies corrupt just pounds.

Unjust pennies corrupt just pounds.

68. Love is blind.

Love is blind.

69. There is no reason for love.

Love is irrational.

70. Love is full of troubles.

Love is full of troubles.

7 1. Love cannot be forced.

Love cannot be compelled.

72. Love begets love.

Love begets love.

73. Love needs no teaching.

Love needs no teaching.

74. Love at first sight.

You had me at hello.

75. Love requires loyalty, and loyalty requires firmness.

Love needs trust, and trust needs firmness.

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