1. Gluttony and sleepiness make you sick and younger

1. Gluttony and drowsiness make you sick and younger

2. Four or two fats were sacrificed for a mouthful of food

2. Four or two sacrifices of fats were made for a single mouthful of food.

3. One person tells the truth， one hundred people tell the truth.

3. One person tells the truth, a hundred people tell the truth.

4. Foul air kills faster than the sword

4. Bad air kills faster than the sword.

5. It's going to clear up after a long rain.

5. It's going to clear up after a long rain.

6. Like kno live

It seems like the text "6. Like kno live" is a mix of numbers, words, and possibly a typo. It's unclear what the intended meaning is. If this is a sentence in a different language that needs to be translated, please provide more context or correct the text, and I'll be happy to help with the translation.

7. The old cat is not at home， the mouse climbs up the house.

7. The old cat is not at home, so the mouse climbs up the house.

8. Better fight with guns than stab people in the back

8. It's better to fight with guns than stab people in the back.

9. 以毒攻毒。 常用英语谚语_经典谚语

9. Poison kills poison. A common English proverb _ classic proverb.

10. Good wine is not afraid of brewing， good people are not afraid to speak.

10. Good wine is not afraid of fermentation, good people are not afraid to speak.

11. A little labor, much health

11. A little work, much health

12. Make up leaks while the weather is clear， and read while young.

12. Repair leaks when the weather is clear, and read while young.

13. cripples learns to limp

13. Cripples learns to limp.

14. Young men do not work hard, but old men do not work hard

14. Young men do not work hard, and old men do not work hard.

15. 熟能生巧，巧能生精。

15. Practice makes perfect, and perfection breeds skill.

16. Look before you leap; see before you go

16. Look before you leap; see before you go.

17. Nine miles is snowy and it rains heavily

17. Nine miles is snowy and it rains heavily.

18. 天凭日月，人凭良心。

18. The heavens rely on the sun and moon, while humans rely on their conscience.

19. Pangolin, Wang Buliu, women wear milk flow

19. Pangolin, Wang Buliu, women wearing milk flow

20. Clouds cover the moon on August 15 and snow lights on January

20. Clouds cover the moon on August 15 and snow lights on January [the rest of the sentence seems to be incomplete].

21. 交人交心，浇树浇根。

21. To befriend someone, you must share your heart with them; to nurture a tree, you must water its roots.

22. 世界上只有两种力量∶刀和笔；而其结果，后者总是战胜前者。

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

23. Clean and clean, prevent all diseases

23. Clean and clean, prevent all diseases.

24. 青年冒失莽撞；成年发奋图强；老年遗憾懊丧。

24. Youth is rash and impulsive; adulthood is diligent and ambitious; old age is filled with regret and remorse.

25. 好汉做事干到底，好马登程跑到头。

25. A brave man sees a task through to the end, a good horse runs until it reaches the end of the road.

26. Books are not often turned over, they are like bricks

26. Books are not often flipped through, they are like bricks.

27. 好花结好果，好种长好稻。

27. Good flowers bear good fruit, good seeds grow into good rice.

28. 当断不断，反受其乱。

28. When one hesitates in making a decision, they end up causing their own trouble.

29. Trees are so tall that leaves fall to their roots

29. The trees are so tall that the leaves fall all the way to their roots.

30. Adversity makes a man wise, not rich

30. Adversity makes a man wise, not rich.

31. 未晚先投宿，鸡鸣早看天。

31. Make camp before the sun sets, look up to the sky at the first sound of the rooster's crow.

32. Cats fear winter， dogs fear summer.

32. Cats fear winter, dogs fear summer.

33. Musk naturally fragrant， do not need strong wind.

33. Musk naturally fragrant; does not require strong wind.

34. 兼听则明，偏听则暗。

34. To listen to both sides makes one wise, to listen to only one side makes one blind.

35. The sore is afraid of fame， the disease is afraid of namelessness.

35. The sore fears fame, the disease fears anonymity.

36. Eat rice with some bran， all the young and old are healthy.

36. Eat rice with some bran; both the young and the old will be healthy.

37. Never say never

37. Never say never.

38. 人怕话多，活怕人做。

38. People fear too much talking, and the living fear too much action.

39. Make friends, watering flowers and roots

39. Make friends, water the flowers and roots

40. 宁给好汉拉马，不给懒汉作爷。

40. It's better to lend a horse to a hero than to be a master to a lazybones.

41. Do not let evil be small, or good be small

41. Do not let evil be trivial, nor let good be trivial.

42. If you cant have the best, make the most of ting

42. If you can't have the best, make the most of what you have.

43. Man has lost his hands and horse has lost his hoofs.

43. Man has lost his hands, and the horse has lost his hooves.

44. the cradle to the grave

44. from the cradle to the grave

45. Life is measured by thought and action, not by time

45. Life is measured by thought and action, not by time.

46. A strong heart makes a hard bark.

46. A strong heart makes a hard bark. (This sentence appears to be a proverbial expression. In English, it could be translated as: "A strong heart creates a tough exterior.")

47. Good things do not go out， bad things spread far.

47. Good things do not go out, bad things spread far.

48. Fate thousands of miles to meet, no chance to know each other

48. Travel thousands of miles to meet, with no chance to get to know each other.

49. 有麝自然香，不用大风扬。

49. If there is musk, it will naturally be fragrant; there is no need for strong winds to scatter it.

50. No doubt about the employer, no doubt about the suspect

50. No doubt about the employer, no doubt about the suspect.

51. 八月十五云遮月，正月十五雪打灯。

51. On the 15th of August, clouds obscure the moon, and on the 15th of January, snow beats against the lanterns.

52. 细水长流，吃穿不愁。

52. A steady flow of water, never worried about food or clothing.

53. 山高树高，井深水凉。

53. The mountains are high, the trees are tall, and the well is deep with cool water.

54. Chances favor the minds that are prepared

54. The odds are in favor of the minds that are prepared.

55. 树怕剥皮，人怕护短。

55. Trees fear being peeled, people fear protecting their shortfalls.

56. Trees are afraid of peeling， but people are afraid of protecting short ones.

56. Trees are afraid of being peeled, but people are afraid of protecting the short ones.

57. Tigers die unchanged， wolves die unchanged.

57. Tigers die unchanged, wolves die unchanged.

58. Brain is not afraid to use, body is not afraid to move

58. The brain is not afraid to use, the body is not afraid to move.

59. When the mice cross the street, everyone shouts and beats

59. When the mice cross the road, everyone shouts and cheers.

60. A three-legged cat has no legs

60. A three-legged cat has no legs.

61. 人们生活中常用的现成的话。谚语类似成语，但口语性强，通俗易懂，而且一般表达一个完整的意思，形式上差不多都是一两个短句。

61. Phrases commonly used in people's daily life. Proverbs are similar to idioms, but they are more colloquial, easy to understand, and generally express a complete meaning, with the form usually being one or two short sentences.

62. One enemy is too many

62. One enemy is too many

63. It's easy to stop thunderstorms, but it's hard to open a dull thunderstorm

63. It's easy to stop a thunderstorm, but it's hard to start a dull thunderstorm.

64. 一人传虚，百人传实。

64. One person spreads a lie, a hundred people spread the truth.

65. If you are not afraid of shallow learning， you are afraid of short ambition.

65. If you are not afraid of shallow learning, you are afraid of short ambition.

66. 冬吃萝卜夏吃姜，不老医生开药方。

66. In winter eat radishes, in summer eat ginger; the wise doctor prescribes no medicine.

67. 人老眼昏，鹰老爪钝。

67. With age, people's eyesight fades, and with age, eagles' talons grow dull.

68. 射人先射马，擒贼先擒王。

68. First shoot the horse before shooting the man, and first capture the king before capturing the bandits.

69. 久晴西风雨，久雨西风晴。

69. Long sunny weather followed by rain in the west, long rainy weather followed by clear skies in the west.

70. A good man does everything to the end， and a good horse runs to the end.

70. A good man does everything to the end, and a good horse runs to the end.

71. A long sunshine must last a long time

71. A long sunshine must last a long time.

72. 吃一堑，长一智。

72. A fall teaches a person to be more cautious in the future.

73. Everything begins at the beginning of the year, and a year's plan begins at the beginning of the spring

73. Everything begins at the beginning of the year, and a year's plan begins at the beginning of spring.

74. Practice makes perfect， and vice makes perfect.

74. Practice makes perfect, and excess makes excess.

75. 疮怕有名，病怕没名。

75. A wound fears fame, while an illness fears anonymity.

76. Good flowers bear good fruit， good seeds grow good rice.

76. Good flowers bear good fruit, good seeds grow good rice.

77. Not clean, eating sick, clean, eating sick

77. Not clean, eating sick, clean, eating sick This text seems to be a repetition with a slight variation, possibly indicating a sequence or a pattern. Translated to English, it remains the same: 77. Not clean, eating sick, clean, eating sick

78. Man refines in the world， and knives grind on stones.

78. Man refines in the world, and knives are sharpened on stones.

79. There is no good mouth for swearing and no good hand for beating.

79. There is no good mouth for cursing and no good hand for beating.

80. Fog and dew on the hillside， rain today and tomorrow.

80. Fog and dew on the hillside, rain today and tomorrow.

81. A meal saves a mouthful and a bushel a year.

81. A meal saves a mouthful, and a bushel a year.

82. A minor cold lasts three days and a severe one lasts seven days.

82. A minor cold lasts for three days and a severe one for seven days.

83. Look at the pass

83. Look at the pass

84. Everyone sees the advantage but not the harm Fish sees the food but not the hook

84. Everyone sees the advantage but not the harm; Fish sees the food but not the hook.

85. 秦岭山脉一条线，南吃大米北吃面。

85. The Qinling Mountains stretch in a line, with the south eating rice and the north eating noodles.

86. Morning wine, evening tea, bright day, long time kills people

86. Morning wine, evening tea, bright day, long time kills people.