Latin, translated into English, means to seize today, which means to live in the present, seize the time and don't forget your initiative. But from the literal meaning of Latin, it is more accurate to translate it into "seize the present". Seize every moment of the moment, not only for eating, drinking and having fun, but also for the future and firmly grasp the present.
Eat, drink and be merry, which means "enjoy the present". From the literal meaning of Latin, a more accurate translation should be "grasping the present". Seize every moment of the moment, not only for eating, drinking and having fun, but also for the future and firmly grasp the present. Remarks: Excerpt from "What will you support yourself after 30 years?" 2"
Common English proverbs
Never give up.
Never give up.
2. Without the cross, there would be no crown.
No cross, no crown
3. New wine in old bottles.
New wine in old bottles.
4. It's never too old to learn.
It is never too late to mend.
There is no garden without weeds.
There is no garden without weeds.
6. No one alive can do everything well.
No one alive can do everything well.
No one can do two things at once.
No one can do two things at once.
No one is born smart or knowledgeable.
No one is born knowing.
No one is satisfied.
No one is satisfied.
No one is always smart.
Everyone has a fool in his sleeve.
People who don't want to see are the most blind.
Turn a blind eye.
No one is more deaf than those who don't want to listen.
Turn a deaf ear.
No news is good news.
No news is good news.
No one can call back yesterday.
No one can call back yesterday.