1. No waste, no want. Thrift is a preventive measure.
2. Saving produces ownership. Wealth comes from thrift.
A penny saved is equal to a penny earned. The article "Province" is an article.
Take care of pennies, and the pound will take care of them. Every little makes a mickle.
5. Thrift itself is a kind of property. Thrift itself is an attribute.
6. Those who don't give a penny will give a pound. If you don't save small money, big money will be wasted.
7. Small gains bring great wealth. Accumulate small profits and get rich.
8. Every little makes a mickle. Every little makes a mickle.
9. The touchstone can test gold, and so can the gold tester. A stone that tries gold can try gold, just as gold can try people.
10. Courage and determination are the spirit and soul of virtue. Courage and determination are the soul of virtue.
1 1. The road to glory is always bumpy. The road to glory is often bumpy.
12. Nothing is difficult for those who are willing to try.
13. Fire is the test of gold; Adversity of the strong. Fire makes real gold, and difficulty makes a strong man.
14. Great hopes make great people. Great hopes make great people.
15. There is no impossible courage. There is no dangerous road before a brave man.
A calm sea does not make a skilled sailor. A calm sea will never make a skilled sailor.
17. A good sailor is only known in bad weather. A good sailor can only be recognized in bad weather; A good sailor is known only in bad weather.
18. The best heart is always courage. The bravest people are always the kindest.
19. We can't lie down and cry and say, God bless us. We must not lie down,and cry,God help us.
20. People who fall today may stand up tomorrow. He who falls 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. Perseverance's belief in success. Victory belongs to the persevering.
We must repeat time and again that persistence is the only way to success. We must reiterate many times that perseverance is the only way to win.
24. Persistence is failure nine times and success the twentieth time. Failure 19 times and success 20 times, this is called persistence.
25. The ladder climbs up step by step. Climbing a ladder requires climbing step by step.
26. Adversity brings prosperity. Difficulties lead to prosperity.
Patience and hard work will carry us through the difficulties. Patience and concentration will carry us through the difficulties.
28. Fate often rewards those who wait patiently. As long as you have patience, there will always be good luck in the end; Wait patiently for good luck, and it will always come.
Everything will come as long as you wait patiently. As long as you are willing to wait, everything will come on time.
30. A drop of water wears away a stone. Drip wears away the stone.
3 1. If the egg is not broken, the egg roll cannot be made without breaking the egg; If you don't want to suffer, you won't achieve the expected results.
32. The world is a ladder, some people go up and some people come down. The world is like a ladder, some people go up and some people come down.
33. To understand the mysteries of world trade, it takes a long period of practice. To know that there are many mysteries in the world, you need to be an apprentice for a long time.
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 endless.
Life is not all pleasure. Life is not all pleasure.
The miller didn't know that there was a lot of water flowing through the mill. There are many things happening in front of us, some of which we don't know.
38. Fortune knocks on everyone's door at least once. Everyone has a lucky day.
39. If you are too lucky, you will not know yourself; If you are too unlucky, no one will know you. You are too lucky to ignore people; Too bad luck to be ignored.
40. Everyone is the architect of his own destiny. Everyone is his own happy architect.
4 1. Happy is the man who knows the stupid things he did when he was young. Happy are those who remember the stupid things they did when they were young.
42. It never rains but it pours.
It never rains but it pours.
43. Misfortune is a good teacher. Unfortunately, he is a good teacher.
44. Misfortune comes at night. Misfortune often comes from accidents.
45. Misfortune tells us what luck is. You don't know your luck until you are unlucky.
Adversity makes people wise, not rich. Adversity makes people wise, but it doesn't make them rich.
47. It's never too old to learn. Never too old to learn.
48. It is never too old to learn.
49. A person becomes learned by asking questions. If you want to learn, you have to ask more questions; If you ask too many questions, you will be skilled.
There is no shortcut to learning. There is no shortcut to learning.
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A man is not old as long as he is pursuing something. A man is not old until regrets take the place of dreams (J Barrymore)
As long as a person has something to pursue, he will not be old. A man is not old until regrets replace dreams. (Barrymore)
As long as it is a commonly used conjunction, it has two meanings. The first meaning is that since, because, it is close to since, for example, as long as you provide this sports car, I will accept it. Since you want to give me this sports car, I will accept it. The second meaning is that as long as the conditional adverbial clause is introduced, it is more common than the first meaning, which is the usage in proverbs.
For example, I'll let her go as long as you give me ten thousand pounds. In this case, it can usually be replaced with, provided that. If you give me ten thousand pounds, I will let her go. But obviously, the premise is more formal.
There is also a phrase in this sentence: instead of of, which means to replace, and the here must not be omitted. For example, in our life, computers are replacing televisions. For another example, the word "replace" can replace "take the place of" in the above example. Is it a little confusing? In the above example, the replacement can also be replace.
A good education has great attraction to a person.
A good education is very important to people. A good education gives people great benefits. )
Pull in this sentence has its special usage. Pull is usually a verb, meaning to drag, pull and pull; But pull here is a noun usage, which means influence, giving you some advantages, informational special influence.
This sentence shows that a person's success will not only be influenced by congenital factors, but also a good education after tomorrow is essential.
Let's look at the following sentence:
The reputation of his family has brought him great influence in this town.
In this small town, his surname has brought him many benefits.
Don't worry about tomorrow. Don't worry about tomorrow.
This sentence comes from the Bible, which means that everything in the future will be arranged by God, so don't worry about tomorrow.
There is no royal road to true love.
This sentence comes from Shakespeare's work A Midsummer Night's Dream. True love often experiences many setbacks.
Of course, here is not the meaning of course, but the meaning of process, progress and course. Smooth-no problems or difficulties, no problems, no difficulties, smooth.
Only the love that has gone through hardships is the real love, and it also lets us know how to cherish it.
People are divided into groups.
A feather, here means having the same feather. Sheep, birds, the phrase group can be interpreted as a group of people, a group of people.
Generally speaking, birds with the same feathers get together. Don't think you are like-minded. In fact, this sentence is usually used in a derogatory sense, meaning "birds of a feather". So we should pay special attention to this proverb in the future.
6. Quality is better than quantity. Quality is better than quantity.
Quality-the degree to which something is excellent; Stand with good quality; Quantity-a measurable fact; Amount and quantity.
I think everyone knows that there is a saying in philosophy that only the accumulation of quantity can make a qualitative leap. Explain that the accumulation of quantity is also very important, but at the same time of quantity accumulation, don't ignore the quality requirements.
7. A friendship between gentlemen is as light as water. Keep your distance and friendship will last forever.
Hedge, as a noun here, is interpreted as a hedge, an obstacle, that is, something used for isolation. Here is another sentence to teach you. How do we usually say "one foot on two boats" in English? That's Hedge one's bet, where Hedge is used as a verb, meaning to bet on both sides to prevent losses. By extension, it is "two ships at the same time."
This sentence actually means "a friendship between gentlemen is as light as water".
A good fence makes a good neighbor.
8. The only way to make you stand out from the competition is through service.
Only service can really make you stand out from the competition.
Distinguish means to distinguish, often used with from and between. For example, I can't tell a rose from a Chinese rose. I can't tell a rose from a Chinese rose. This sentence can also be said that I can't tell a rose from a Chinese rose.
But the meaning of "to be separated from ..." in this famous saying is different from that in this example. It means "make it different, different, and thus different from others". In the fierce competition, only high-quality and distinctive services can make enterprises stand out among many competitors and occupy a place in the competition.
When you attend an interview, you might as well ask yourself, "What's the difference between me and other applicants?"
9. An open enemy is better than a false friend. An open enemy is better than a false friend.
This sentence also implies another meaning, which is what we in China often say: "An open gun is easier to hide than an open enemy." .
Openness-no hidden or secret actions, feelings or intentions; Open, here as an adjective. It should be noted that when open is used as an adjective, it can only be placed before nouns, such as: open secret;
False-untrue, false, hypocritical, untrue;
Better ... than is a comparative sentence, which means better than. ...
10, the happy time flies. Good times are the shortest.
Pleasant: Pleasant and beautiful; Fei: How time flies. It is used here to describe how time flies. Other uses like this include: time flies.
This proverb tells us that happy time will pass by inadvertently, and we should cherish every moment.
1 1, the joy shared with others is more about enjoyment. It's fun to have fun with others.
Share with: share with * * * *; Share it.
For example:
I want to share the pie with you. I want to share this pie with you.
In our daily life, we often hear the question: Can you tell me what is true happiness?
Whenever we hear such a question, we are always speechless and don't know how to answer it.
Now we can define "true happiness": the happiness shared with others is more enjoyable.
12, the miracle will never stop. Miracles will never stop.
Surprise, something that surprises and admires you; Miracle; Wonders; Miracle. To create a miracle, we can say: create a miracle or create a miracle; Because miracles mean strangeness and surprise.
Stop doing something; Stop; Termination.
It rained all the way to the seaside. The rain has stopped.
Not stopping means constantly, constantly.
I wonder if you have noticed such a word that often appears in English news: ceasefire, agreement to stop fighting for a period of time, especially in order to reach a more permanent agreement. In fact, this means a ceasefire.
This proverb tells us never to give up hope, because miracles will never stop.
13, tie your carriage to the star. Put your cart on the star. /People should be ambitious.
This sentence means that people should have lofty ideals and determination to transcend all worldly things.
Hitch, fasten something, which is interpreted here as being hooked; Be tied; Trapped. Failure ... to ... is to tie the bolt ... The word has many interpretations:
(1) The problem of delaying something for a short time. Fault; Obstacles for example, the discussion ended smoothly. We can express it this way: the discussion was not successful.
(2) When told to ask drivers of passing vehicles for a free ride, put out your hat and thumb. Free ride. Free hitchhikers, we say: hitchhikers.
A sturdy vehicle with four wheels, used to carry heavy objects, usually drawn by horses; A large open container pulled by a train, used to carry goods. (inbre) means a carriage; In British English, it refers to (railway) freight cars.
Everyone needs special attention when using this proverb. Although this sentence implies that people should be ambitious, it may also be derogatory, that is, aiming too high.
I can't and won't go against my conscience to meet this year's fashion. -Herman
I can't and won't ruin my conscience to cater to fashion. Herman
Conscience means a moral or ethical awareness of a person's behavior and an urgent preference for right and wrong. Conscience is an ethical or moral awareness of instinctive behavior, which urges people to do good rather than evil. For example, let your conscience be your guide. Let your conscience guide you. After he took the money, his conscience was uneasy. After he took the money, his conscience was uneasy. We often say that a person's conscience is based on his own conscience, and a clear conscience is a clear conscience.
There are the following idioms about this word:
A clear conscience is an eternal feast. A clear conscience is a soft pillow. )
A clear conscience is a soft pillow.
A guilty conscience is a self-accuser. A guilty conscience needs no accuser. )
Guilty.
Quiet consistency sleeps in thunder. I'm not afraid of ghosts knocking at the door.
Get sth. Being free from conscience can lighten the burden of conscience.
Have a conscience (do it; Say something. Have the audacity to (do, say) ...
In good conscience, really, really, definitely.
Make sth. Treat [do] sth with conscience.
In addition, in spoken English, we can say my concord! This means, alas! Hey! Boy! Express surprise, regret, etc.
This maxim is actually about a tough and unyielding character.
15, death is as natural as living. Life and death are natural laws. /Life and death have a life, and wealth is in the sky.
Dying means death here. I can't wait to want/want (informational), (informal); Can't wait right away; I really want to: I am eager for a cigar. I can't wait to have a cigarette at once.
As natural as ..., as normal as ... ... as ... means like ..., and there must be an adjective prototype in the middle. For example, as big as ...; As fast as ... ...
Live, live; Alive. The word can also be interpreted as existence; Currently; In use. Living language, living language.
This proverb tells us that life and death are part of the laws of nature. Death is inevitable, not terrible.
The great goal of life is not knowledge, but action. -Huxley
The great goal of life is not to know, but to act. -Huxley
Knowledge:
1. understand for example, a baby has no knowledge of good and evil. Children don't understand good and evil.
What a person knows is familiarity gained through experience. For example, I only have a limited understanding of computers. My computer knowledge is very limited.
3. All known and organized information bodies, knowledge and knowledge, for example, all branches of knowledge.
Common knowledge collocation is as follows:
Be known to the public.
There is no point in trying to keep your friendship a secret-it is already known to all. You don't care about keeping your friendship-in fact, it is well known.
Someone is familiar with someone's knowledge.
As far as we know, you have been cheating the company. We know that you have been cheating the company.
This maxim actually tells us to do things realistically, and it is not enough to talk without practice.
He who has no long-term worries will have short-term worries.
Distance-the distance between two places or things. For example: a distant relative; Remote control; Long distance call.
Care, usually care; Management; Still be careful. Pay more attention to your spelling. Pay more attention to your spelling. The concern here is worry; Trouble; Miss. Let's look at some examples: carefree/carefree makes him old. Worry makes him look old.
Sorry-a very sad feeling, naturally because something died or because something terrible happened to you, sad and sad. Turn grief into strength.
With the increasingly fierce social competition, people's pressure is increasing, and there are not a few people who have both long-term concerns and near-worries. Still sincerely hope that everyone can relax and live comfortably.
Lack of self-confidence is the cause of most of our failures.
Most of our failures are due to lack of self-confidence.
Distrust-a feeling that you can't trust someone, distrust, doubt. Don't trust sth/sth, doubt sb (sth). Lack of confidence means lack of confidence. On the contrary, confidence is full of confidence. There are many phrases composed of self-structure, such as: self-dramatic boasting; Self-taught; Self-financing; Pretentious; Wait a minute.
Cause, cause. The reason is the reason. ...
Fail, the noun form of the verb fail, is interpreted as failure. Failure is the mother of success. Failure is the mother of success. It can also be interpreted as failure; A failed attempt: He is a failed artist. He is a failed artist. Failure means failure or failure; Forget that. Don't forget to call me.
This proverb tells us that we should have confidence in everything we do.
Some people pretend to look down on what they can't get. -Aesop
People who can't eat grapes say grapes are sour. -Aesop
Pretend means to be pretentious, which means to pretend.
Here, let's take a look at the following words: expectation, pretend, hypothesis and influence, all of which mean "pretend".
Pretend means "feel something, pretend to be true in words and deeds", such as pretending not to hear it.
Feign means "pretend or pretend carefully", such as playing dumb.
Assume means "pretending to have some feelings to hide your true feelings", such as:
She pretended to be sad. She pretended to be sad.
Affect means "pretending to have a certain characteristic or emotion in order to achieve a certain effect", such as influencing a British accent.
20. The secret of success is a firm goal. The secret of success lies in the perseverance of the goal.
Secret, a secret that only a few people know; Confidential. The secret of health; Don't hide something, don't hide something.
Consistency-the quality of being firm even if other things change; Loyalty; Lasting. A firm goal has a firm goal.
Purpose-to support the realization of an event, process or activity, or to support the work and intention of something; Purpose. What is the purpose of his coming? What is the purpose of his coming?
This proverb tells us that if we set a goal, we can accomplish it successfully through perseverance.
Knowledge is a treasure house, and practice is the key to open this treasure house.
Knowledge is a treasure house, and practice is the key to open this treasure house.
This sentence is what we often say: the mastery of theoretical knowledge must be based on practice. If you have no practical experience, your knowledge is abstract. Treasure, wealth, treasure. There is another form of the word vault, which can be interpreted as vault, vault and treasure house. So what should we say in English about Treasury bills? Treasury bills; Treasury bills. Since it is interpreted as a treasure house, it means that everything in it is classic and precious, which also reminds us of another expression of the word collection, which is also this treasure. For example, China's poetry collection is a treasure house of China's poetry.
22. A know-it-all is not proficient in anything.
Everything is known and everything is poor. /There is no skill in knowing everything.
Jack here is not the name we usually refer to, but the person who has no special skills here. I think everyone has heard the saying: All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Similarly, Jack is also a general term here.
Trade here means-a delicate job, especially one that requires special skills.
The meaning of this sentence is actually very simple, that is, a popular word "three-legged cat". It seems that it is not enough to be a "three-legged cat". You must have some special skills.
A good education has great attraction to a person.
"If the wood is tied with a rope, it will be straight, and if it is sharp, it will be beneficial. A gentleman is knowledgeable and cares about himself every day, so he knows clearly and won't do anything wrong. "
Xunzi's persuasion
The meaning is somewhat similar, and Xunzi's is more vivid and easy to understand.
Man can climb to the highest peak, but he can't live there for long. (Bernard Shaw)
Man can climb to the highest peak, but he can't live there for long. (Bernard Shaw)
There are two words in this proverb worth learning, one is summit and the other is dwell. The most basic meaning of summit is the peak, such as the peak of a mountain and the highest level and degree that can be achieved, such as the peak of career development, the peak of ambition and the peak of progress. In addition, summit also means the highest level, the highest level, the summit and the head of government, which can be used as a noun or adjective. The frequent word "summit" comes from summit, which can be called summit meeting, summit talk, or directly called CEO summit.
Dwell means to live somewhere, implying long-term residence. It is a more formal usage, and there are corresponding expressions such as resident household and dwelling house. You often encounter the phrase "I can't forget this word". There is almost no difference between the two, both of which refer to elaborate production and elaborate production. She is obsessed with her past.
24, the heart is willing but unable to do so. The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak.
Spirit, a part of a person's mind, can think, and will be regarded as obviously opposite to the body. Thought, spirit.
The body, as opposed to the mind or soul.
This word comes from the Bible, which means beyond one's ability.
25. He who loses time will lose everything. Opportunity knocks but once.
Moment can't be interpreted as a moment here, it refers to the time to do something.
In other words, I missed an opportunity, which means I missed everything. Tell us to be always ready in our daily life and seize the opportunity when it comes. Only in this way can we not have too many regrets in life.
The more common expression in spoken English is: now or never.
26. Distance adds charm to the scenery. Distance makes the scenery more charming. /The scenery is more beautiful in the distance.
Lending ... to ... does not mean lending ... here, but should be interpreted as being suitable for being used in a granular way, which helps; Suitable; be useful ....
Charm-a mysterious feeling that strongly attracts you. Charm; Charm; happy
View, here refers to the scenery. There are many words expressing scenery in English, such as scenery; Landscape, etc.
This proverb comes from the Scottish poet Thomas? Campbell's The Joy of Hope. Reveal such a truth: distance produces beauty; In fact, people should keep a certain distance from each other. Intimacy is not necessarily the best way to promote friendship.
This sentence can be learned with reference to the seventh sentence: 7. A friendship between gentlemen is as light as water.
27. Let nature take its course.
Rough: it is difficult to translate nouns here; The suffering side; Smooth: it is also a noun, which means smooth and safe. There is a saying: rough and fine, that is, difficult and smooth; Bitterness and pleasure; The bitterness of the world and so on.
Nine times out of ten, life is not satisfactory. When we encounter such a thing, we should face it with an optimistic attitude, so that we can live happily.
Actions speak louder than words. Actions speak louder than words. /Facts speak louder than words.
This sentence is selected from the American poet Henry? Wadsworth. Henry Wordsworth Longfair