1. 好狗不跳，好猫不叫。

1. A good dog doesn't jump, and a good cat doesn't meow.

2. It is the peculiarity of knowledge that those who really thirst for it always get it

2. It is a peculiar characteristic of knowledge that those who truly have a thirst for it always manage to obtain it.

3. 是草有根，是话有因。

3. Grass has roots, words have causes.

4. 冬雪是被，春雪是鬼。

4. Winter snow is a covering, spring snow is a ghost.

5. 生活常用的谚语句子篇

5. Common Proverbs and Sentences Used in Daily Life

6. 人怕引诱，塘怕渗透。

6. People fear temptation, ponds fear seepage.

7. 一饱为足，十饱伤人。

7. Too much food satisfies the body, but too much can harm it.

8. 常用英语谚语_经典谚语_

9. If te him

8. Common English Proverbs _Classic Proverbs_ 9. If he tea him

10. 粪坑关刀──文(闻)也不能，武(捂)也不能。

10. dung pit sword - neither can it be read (heard) nor can it be wielded (grasped).

11. 人死留名，草死留根。

11. A person leaves a name behind when they die, while grass leaves its roots.

12. 五月不热，稻谷不结。

12. If May is not hot, the rice will not ripen.

13. 欺人是祸，饶人是福。

13. To harm others is to bring misfortune, while to forgive is to bring blessings.

14. Genius is nothing but labor and diligence

14. Genius is nothing but labor and diligence.

15. Better safe than sorry

15. It's better to be safe than sorry.

16. 七里花香，回家撒秧。

16. The fragrance of the seven miles of flowers, sowing seeds at home.

17. Dont yell without touching it

17. Don't yell at it without touching it.

18. 机不可失，失(时)不再来315、鸡蛋里找骨头——比喻故意挑剔。

18. Do not miss the opportunity, as it will not come again. 315, Find bones in an egg - a metaphor for intentionally finding fault or being picky.

19. 马看牙板，人看言行。

19. A horse is judged by its teeth, a person by their words and actions.

20. Every advantage has its disadvantage

20. Every advantage has its disadvantage.

21. 世界上只有两种力量∶刀和笔；而其结果，后者总是战胜前者。

21. There are only two forces in the world: the sword and the pen; and the result is that the latter always triumphs over the former.

22. 岁寒知松柏——寒冬腊月，方知松柏常青。比喻只有经过严峻的考验，才能看出一个人的品质。

22. "The cold winter reveals the evergreen pine and cypress" — It is only in the harsh winter that one can see the evergreen nature of pine and cypress. This idiom比喻 metaphors that only through severe trials and tribulations can one's character be truly revealed.

23. 小病不治，大病难医。

23. If minor illnesses are not treated, it's hard to cure serious diseases.

24. 要想长寿，先戒烟酒。

24. To live a long life, one should first quit smoking and drinking.

25. 买瓜看皮，扎针看孔。

25. To buy a melon, you look at the skin; to pierce with a needle, you look at the hole.

26. 积少成多，积恶成祸。

26. Accumulated little by little, much is achieved; accumulated evil becomes disaster.

27. 小时偷针，大了偷金。

27. Steal a needle when young, steal gold when grown.

28. 只要真正渴求知识，都能得到，这是知识的特点。

28. As long as one truly thirsts for knowledge, it can be obtained, which is a characteristic of knowledge.

29. 柳毛开花，种豆点瓜。

29. The willow blooms, and beans and melons are planted.

30. 三分靠教，七分靠学。

30. Three parts rely on teaching, and seven parts rely on learning.

31. 用人不疑，疑人不用。

31. Employ people without suspecting them, and do not employ those you suspect.

32. 学而不厌，诲人不倦。

32. Never tire of learning, and never weary of teaching.

33. 创业百年，败家一天。

33. A century of entrepreneurship, a day of squandering wealth.

34. One enemy is too many

34. One enemy is too many

35. 无理心慌，有理胆壮。

35. In the face of injustice, one is anxious and nervous; but when faced with justice, one is brave and bold.

36. 种子不好，丰收难保。

36. Bad seeds, hard to ensure a good harvest.

37. 男人是搂柴(财)的耙耙，女人是捆柴(财)的绳绳。

37. Men are the rakes for gathering firewood (wealth), and women are the ropes for bundling firewood (wealth).

38. 鼻孔里灌米汤—— 够受的

38. Pouring congee into the nostrils — quite a discomfort.

39. 蜂多出王，人多出将。

39. Where there are many bees, there is a queen; where there are many people, there are generals.

40. 人急投亲，鸟急投林。

40. In times of distress, people turn to their relatives, birds turn to the forest.

41. 认理不认人，帮理不帮亲。水大漫不过船，手大遮不住天。

41. Recognize the right but not the person; assist the right but not the relative. The water is too great to overflow the boat, and the hand is too large to cover the sky.

42. 五九六九，沿河看柳。

42. The 5th and 9th years, by the river to see the willows.

43. 一针不补，十针难缝。

43. A single needle won't mend, and ten needles find it hard to sew.

44. 麻雀虽小，五脏俱全。

44. Although the sparrow is small, it has all five internal organs.

45. 莫馋人富，莫嫌人穷。

45. Do not envy others' wealth, and do not disdain others' poverty.

46. 桃树开花，地里种瓜。

46. Peach trees are in bloom, melons are planted in the field.

47. 百度答案不得超过9999字，只能把解释去掉：

47. Baidu answers should not exceed 9999 characters; only the explanation can be removed:

48. 直木先伐，甘井先竭。

48. The tall trees are felled first, and the sweet wells run dry first.

49. 小人自大，小溪声大。

49. A small person is proud, while a small stream makes a loud sound.

50. 宁可认错，不可说谎。

50. It is better to admit a mistake than to tell a lie.

51. 机不可失，时不再来。

51. Opportunity knocks but once.

52. 宁施一窝，不撒一箩。

52. It's better to have a nest full than a basket spilled.

53. 黑云接驾，不阴就下。

53. The dark clouds welcome your arrival; if not overcast, they will definitely rain.

54. Every man is as old as he is old

54. Every man is as old as he is old.

55. 天无二日，人无二理。

55. There can be no two suns in the sky, and no two principles in human conduct.

56. 恶有恶报，善有善报。

56. Evil begets evil, and good begets good.

57. There are only two powers in the world: the knife and the pen; As a result, the latter always beats the former

57. There are only two powers in the world: the knife and the pen; as a result, the latter always beats the former.

58. 端人家碗，服人家管。

58. To eat at someone else's table, one must abide by their rules.

59. 知己知彼，百战百胜。

59. Know yourself and know your enemy, and you will win a hundred battles without a doubt.

60. 粪草粪草，庄稼之宝。

60. Manure and grass, the treasure of crops.

61. 头雁先飞，群雁齐追。

61. The leading goose flies first, and the rest of the geese follow.

62. 皮鞭伤肉，恶语伤心。

62. A whip injures the flesh, but harsh words wound the heart.

63. 常骂不惊，常打不怕。

63. Regularly cursed, not startled; regularly beaten, not afraid.

64. He that

64. He who

65. 穷莫失志，富莫癫狂。

65. Do not lose your ambition when you are poor, and do not go crazy when you are rich.

66. 猫怕过冬，狗怕过夏。

66. Cats fear winter, while dogs fear summer.

67. Dragon with dragon, chicken with chicken

67. Dragon with dragon, chicken with chicken

68. 行船靠舵，赶车靠鞭。

68. Rowing a boat depends on the rudder, driving a carriage depends on the whip.

69. 多一事不如少一事 ）

69. Better to do less than to do more.

70. 柳絮落地，棉花出世。

70. Willow fluff falls to the ground, cotton is born.

71. 不怕一万，只怕万一。

71. Better to prepare for a thousand possibilities than fear a single one.

72. 好处着手，坏处着想。

72. Start with the benefits in mind and think of the drawbacks.

73. 一日三笑，不用吃药。

73. Three laughs a day, no need for medicine.

74. The etimes more vivid than reality

74. The etimes are more vivid than reality.

75. 杨叶钱大，要种黄瓜。

75. The leaves of the Yangye plant are large, so you should plant cucumbers.

76. 仇人相见，分外眼红。

76. When enemies meet, their eyes are particularly red with animosity.

77. 千方易得，一效难求。

77. It is easy to seek in many ways, but it is hard to find one effective method.

78. 志高品高，志下品下。

78. One's character determines their standing; a noble character leads to high status, while a base character leads to low status.

79. There is more trouble in having nothing to do than in having many things to do

79. There is more trouble in having nothing to do than in having many things to do.

80. 麦收短秆，豆收长穗。

80. Wheat has short stalks, while beans have long pods.

81. 常用英语谚语_经典谚语

81. Common English Proverbs _ Classic Proverbs

82. 人吃牛饭，不能蛮干。

82. People should not eat cow's food and then act arbitrarily.