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1. 开源与节流并重,节流优先、治污为本、科学开源,综合利用。
1. Emphasizing both open source and conservation, prioritizing conservation, taking pollution control as the foundation, scientific open source, and comprehensive utilization.
2. 豪华尽出成功后,逸乐安知与祸双。王安石
2. After success and luxury have been fully achieved, how can one know that pleasure and disaster often come hand in hand? — Wang Anshi
3. 侈将以其力毙。——先秦《左传襄公二十九年》
3. The extravagant will be killed by his own strength. — From the "Zuo Zhuan" (The Spring and Autumn Annals of the State of Lu) during the Pre-Qin period, during the 29th year of Duke Xiang of the State of Jin.
4. 取之有度,用之有节,则常足。大意:有计划地索取,有节制地消费,就会常保富足。警言
4. Take with measure, use with节制,then there is always enough. Meaning: If one takes with intention and consumes with restraint, one will always maintain abundance. Warning
5. 小处不省钱袋空。托·莫尔
5. Not saving on small things leaves the purse empty. - Tao Moer
6. 俭,德之共也;侈,恶之大也。大意:节俭,是善行中的大德;奢侈,是邪恶中的大恶。警言
6. Frugality is a great virtue; extravagance is a great vice. In general: Frugality is one of the greatest virtues; extravagance is one of the greatest vices. Cautionary saying
7. 君子以俭德辟难,不可荣以禄。先秦
7. A gentleman uses frugality and virtue to avoid difficulties; he cannot be honored with wealth. (Before the Qin Dynasty)
8. 节俭是天然的财富,奢侈是人为的贫困。希腊
8. Frugality is natural wealth, while extravagance is artificial poverty. Greece
9. 奢侈总是跟随着淫乱,淫乱总是跟随着奢侈。孟德斯鸠
9. Luxury always follows lasciviousness, and lasciviousness always follows luxury. - Montesquieu
10. 惟俭可以助廉,惟恕可以成德。大意:只有节俭可以使人廉洁奉公,只有宽容可以使人养成好的品德。警言
10. Only thrift can help one be honest and upright, and only forgiveness can foster good character. Meaning: Only frugality can lead to honesty and public service, and only tolerance can cultivate good virtues. A warning.
11. 侈而惰者贫,而力而俭者富。韩非子
11. Those who are extravagant and lazy will be poor, while those who are diligent and thrifty will be wealthy. Han Feizi
12. 静以修身,俭以养德。诸葛亮
12. Cultivate oneself through tranquility and修养, and nourish virtue through frugality. — Zhuge Liang
13. 奢侈只是从他人的劳动中获得安乐而已。孟德斯鸠
13. Luxury is merely the comfort derived from the labor of others. Montesquieu
14. 俭,德之共也:侈,恶之大也。——先秦《左传庄公二十四年》
14. Frugality is a common virtue; extravagance is a great vice. — From the "Zuo Zhuan" of the Pre-Qin era, during the 24th year of Duke Zhuang's reign.
15. 侈而惰者贫,而力而俭者富。——韩非子《韩非子显学》
15. The luxurious and lazy become poor, while the industrious and thrifty become rich. — Han Fei Zi, "Han Fei Zi's Distinctive Learning"
16. 奢侈的必然后果风化的解体反过来又引起了趣味的腐化。卢梭
16. The inevitable consequence of luxury is the dissolution of manners, which in turn leads to the corruption of taste. Rousseau
17. 囚其国家,去其无用之费,足以倍之。先秦
17. By holding back its resources in its own country and eliminating its unnecessary expenditures, it is sufficient to double it. This is from the Warring States period.
18. 常将有时思无时,莫把无时当有时。——《增唐贤文》
18. Always think of the times when there is nothing, and never treat the times when there is something as if there is nothing. —— From "Zeng Tang Xian Wen"
19. 一星半星,凑两成斤。谚语
19. Half a star and a half, make up two catties a pound. Proverb.
20. 不念居安思危,戒奢以俭;斯以伐根而求木茂,塞源而欲流长也。
20. Not to contemplate dangers in times of peace and to戒 luxurious living through frugality; this is akin to uprooting a tree to seek its growth or to dam the source of a river to desire its long flow.
21. 一勺勺积累的东西,不要用桶倒出去。——哈萨克族
21. Don't pour out things accumulated bit by bit with a bucket. - Kazakh proverb
22. 节俭是你生中食用不完的美筵。爱默生
22. Frugality is the sumptuous feast that you cannot consume in your life. – Emerson
23. 合理的安排时间,就等于节约时间。培根
23. Proper time management is equivalent to saving time. - Bacon
24. 历览前贤国与家,成由勤俭破由奢。——李商隐
24. Having reviewed the history of states and families of the past, we find that prosperity comes from diligence and thrift, while decline comes from extravagance. — Li Shangyin
25. 财有限,费用无穷,当量入为出。颜之推
25. There is a limit to wealth, but expenses are endless; one should live within one's means. — Yan Zhitui
26. 流水是大自然不息的血液,破坏水源等于污染自己的鲜血!
26. Water is the ceaseless blood of nature, and destroying water sources is equivalent to polluting one's own vital blood!
27. 合理安排时间,就等于节约时间。培根
27. Properly arranging one's time is equivalent to saving time. - Bacon
28. 一粥一饭,当思来之不易;半丝半缕,恒念物力维艰。
28. A single bowl of congee, a single meal, should remind us of the difficulty of obtaining it; half a thread, a single thread, constantly reminds us of the arduousness of material resources.
29. 一勺勺积累的东西,不要用桶倒出去(哈萨克族)。
29. Do not pour out the things accumulated spoon by spoon (Kazakh).
30. 节约就是大收成。谚语
30. Save and you shall have a great harvest. Proverb
31. 奢俭之节,必视世之丰约。——先秦《三国志魏书己凯传》
31. The measure of extravagance and frugality must be based on the wealth or poverty of the times. — From the "Records of the Three Kingdoms: Wei" by the Pre-Qin era.
32. 紧紧手,年年有。谚语
32. Hold on tight, there will be a harvest every year. Proverb.
33. 节约节约,积少成多,一滴两滴,汇成江河。谚语
33. Save and save, accumulate little by little; a drop here and a drop there, gather into rivers and streams. Proverb
34. 由俭入奢易,由奢入俭难。大意:从节俭变得奢侈容易,从奢侈转到节俭则很困难。警言?>
34. It is easy to move from frugality to luxury, but hard to revert from luxury to frugality. A cautionary remark?
35. 学问勤中得,富裕俭中来。谚语
35. Diligence brings knowledge, thrift brings wealth. Proverb
36. 奢则妄取苟取,志气卑辱;一从俭约,则于人无求,于己无愧,是可以养气也。罗大经
36. Excessive luxury leads to arbitrary and greedy taking, and diminishes one's character and dignity; whereas, by practicing frugality and moderation, one is not greedy towards others and feels no shame towards oneself, which is conducive to cultivating one's inner strength. — Lu Da Jing
37. 善于选择要点就意味着节约时间,而不得要领的瞎忙,却等于乱放空炮。培根
37. Being good at selecting the key points means saving time, while aimless bustling about is akin to firing blanks. - Bacon
38. 一粥一饭,当思来处不易;半丝半缕,恒念物务维艰。朱柏庐
38. One bowl of congee, one meal, one thread, one thread, we should always think that their acquisition is not easy; half a silk, half a thread, we should constantly remember that the material affairs are arduous. Zhu Bailing.
39. 我实在想不出努力节蓄有什么益处,一毛一块地储蓄毕竟不是年轻女孩的责任,节俭固然是美德,因之变得猥琐就代价太大。
39. I really can't think of any benefits to saving hard, saving bit by bit is certainly not the responsibility of a young girl, frugality is indeed a virtue, but becoming stingy at the cost of becoming ungraceful is too high a price.
40. 奢者狼藉俭者安,一凶一吉在眼前。白居易
40. The extravagant are in disarray, while the thrifty are at ease; a disaster and a blessing are right in front of our eyes. - Bai Juyi
41. 奢则妄取苟取,志气卑辱;一从俭约,则于人无求,于己无愧,是可以养气也。——罗大经
41. Overindulgence leads to greedy and impulsive acquisition, degrading one's spirit and dignity; once one adopts frugality and moderation, one has no demands on others and no regrets within oneself, which is conducive to cultivating one's character. — Luo Dajing
42. 滴水凑成河,粒米凑成箩。谚语
42. Drop by drop makes the ocean, grain by grain fills the measure. Proverb.
43. 豪华尽出成功后,逸乐安知与祸双。——王安石
43. After success and luxury, who would have thought that pleasure and disaster would be intertwined? — Wang Anshi
44. 零钱凑零钱,到时不费难。谚语
44. To gather coins together is not hard when the time comes. Proverb.
45. 饱时省一口,饿时得一斗。谚语
45. Save a mouthful when full, gain a bushel when hungry. Proverb
46. 今日省把米,明日省滴油,来年买条大黄牛。谚语
46. Save a grain of rice today, save a drop of oil tomorrow, and buy a big ox next year. Proverb
47. 节用于内,而树德于外。先秦
47. Save within, and cultivate virtue without. Pre-Qin period.
48. 节用于内,而树德于外。——先秦《左传昭公十九年》
48. Conserve within and cultivate virtue without. — From the pre-Qin "Zuo Zhuan, Zhaogong the 19th Year"
49. 一天省一口,一年省一斗。谚语
49. Save a mouthful every day, save a peck in a year. Proverb.
50. 辛苦得来的果实,不要一口气把它吃完(维吾尔族)。
50. Do not eat the fruits of your hard work all at once (Uyghur).
51. 奢者狼藉俭者安,一凶一吉在眼前。——白居易
51. The extravagant are chaotic, the thrifty are at ease; one misfortune and one good fortune are right before our eyes. — Bai Juyi
52. 不念居安思危,戒奢以俭;斯以伐根而求木茂,塞源而欲流长也。魏徵
52. Not to think of dangers in times of peace, and to戒 extravagant living through frugality; this is like trying to make a tree flourish by uprooting it, or to desire a long flowing stream by blocking its source. — Wei Zheng
53. 一勤二俭三节约,全家老少幸福多。谚语
53. One diligence, two thrift, three economy, happiness in the family for the old and the young. Proverb
54. 一粥一饭,当思来处不易;半丝半缕,恒念物力维艰。大意:即使是一顿粥、一顿饭,也应当想到它来得不容易;即使是半根丝、半根线,也要想到劳作的艰辛。警言
54. A bowl of congee and a meal, one should always think of how hard it is to come by; half a thread and half a string, one should always remember the hardship of labor. Meaning: Even a bowl of congee and a meal, one should think of how difficult it is to obtain them; even half a thread and half a string, one should remember the toil and hardship of labor. A warning.
55. 三年不喝酒,买头大水牛。谚语
55. Three years without drinking, buy a big water buffalo. Proverb
56. 侈而惰者贫,而力而俭者富。韩非
56. The wasteful and lazy are poor, while the diligent and thrifty are rich. — Han Fei
57. 一粥一饭,当思来处不易;半丝半缕,恒念物力维艰。
57. Every bowl of rice and every meal should remind us that what we have comes from hard work; every thread and every fiber should constantly remind us of the difficulty of obtaining material things.
58. 民生在勤,勤则不匮。大意:老百姓的生计在于辛勤劳作,只有勤于劳作,财物才不会匮乏。警言
58. The people's livelihood depends on diligence, and only through diligence will there be no lack of wealth. Meaning: The livelihood of the common people lies in hard work, and only by being diligent will there be no scarcity of wealth. Warning
59. 在日常学习、工作抑或是生活中,大家一定都接触过一些使用较为普遍的名言吧,名言可以用来鞭策自己,帮助我们保持良好的心理状态,树立信心。名言的类型有很多,你都知道吗?
59. In our daily study, work, or life, everyone must have come across some commonly used proverbs, right? Proverbs can be used to urge ourselves on, help us maintain a good psychological state, and build confidence. There are many types of proverbs, do you know them all?
60. 节约与勤勉是人类两个名医。卢梭
60. Frugality and diligence are the two great physicians of humanity. Rousseau
61. 在各项节约成本的措施中,以精减人员最为重要。——王永庆
61. Among all the measures to save costs, reducing personnel is the most important. - Wang Yungching
62. 节省下来多少,就是得到多少。丹麦
62. The more you save, the more you get. Denmark
63. 常将有时思无时,莫把无时当有时。《增唐贤文》
63. Always think of the times when you have nothing, and never treat the times when you have something as if you have nothing. (From "The Additions to the Tang Literati's Writings")
64. 谁在平日节衣缩食,在穷困时就容易度过难关;谁在富足时豪华奢侈,在穷困时就会死于饥寒。——萨迪
64. He who saves and economizes on weekdays finds it easier to get through hard times; he who lives in luxury during times of plenty will die of hunger and cold during times of poverty. — Saadi
65. 舒适的享受一旦成为习惯,便使人几乎完全感觉不到乐趣,而变成了人的真正的需要。——卢梭
65. Once comfortable enjoyment becomes a habit, it makes people almost feel no pleasure at all, and turns into a real need of the person. – Rousseau
66. 节俭是致富的秘诀。英国
66. Frugality is the secret to wealth. In the UK,