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1. 好事不出门,坏事传千里。
1. Good things do not travel far, but bad news spreads a thousand miles.
2. 种下好庄稼一年的`事,修不好水利长期的事。
2. Planting good crops is a one-year matter, but improving water conservancy is a long-term endeavor.
3. 当面教子,背地教妻。
3. Teach your son in public and your wife in private.
4. 不怕学不成,就怕心不诚。
4. It's not about not being able to learn, but about not having sincerity in one's heart.
5. 种子田,好经验,忙一时,甜一年。种子多几宗,不收这宗收那宗。种子换一换,增产一大半。,
5. Seed fields, good experience, busy for a moment, sweet for a year. The more types of seeds, if one doesn't produce, use another. Switching the seeds can increase yield by half.
6. 不怕家里穷,只怕出懒汉。
6. It's not the fear of poverty in the family that matters, but the fear of having lazy people in the house.
7. 补漏趁天晴,读书趁年轻。
7. Repair leaks while the weather is fine, and study while young.
8. 水缸出汗蛤蟆叫,工夫不大大雨到。
8. The water jar sweats, the toad croaks, and a heavy rain is on its way.
9. 穷居闹市无人问,富居深山有远亲。
9. When poor, living in the bustling city no one asks; when rich, living in the deep mountains, distant relatives come.
10. 良言一句三冬暖,恶语一句六月寒。
10. A kind word can warm three winters, and an unkind word can chill June.
11. 蚕老一时,麦熟一晌。
11. The silkworm reaches its old age in a moment, and the wheat ripens in an instant.
12. 麦子垄里跑开狗,一亩收不了一斗。棉花伸开拳,一棵摘一篮。
12. A dog runs off in the wheat fields, a mu can't yield a dou of grain. The cotton spreads its hand, one tree yields a basket.
13. 不行清风,难有春雨。
13. Without the gentle breeze, it's hard to have spring rain.
14. 谚语是民间集体创造、广为流传、言简意赅并较为定性的艺术语句,是民众的丰富智慧和普遍经验的规律性总结,恰当地运用谚语可使语言活泼风趣,增强文章的表现力;
14. Proverbs are artistic statements collectively created and widely circulated among the people, characterized by brevity, expressiveness, and relatively fixed meanings. They are regular summaries of the rich wisdom and universal experience of the people. Appropriately using proverbs can make language lively and amusing, enhancing the expressive power of the text.
15. 老要常讲,少要常问。
15. Elders should always speak, while the young should always ask.
16. 深栽实砸,铁树发芽。
16. Deeply plant and firmly pound, even the iron tree will sprout new buds.
17. 夏至进入伏里天,耕田像是水浇园。
17. As the Summer Solstice arrives and the Dog Days set in, the fields are tilled like gardens watered.
18. 大暑到立秋,积粪到田头。
18. From the Great Heat to the Beginning of Autumn, the accumulated manure reaches the fields.
19. 宰相肚里能撑船,小河沟里把船翻。
19. The Prime Minister's belly can hold a boat, but in a small river沟, the boat capsizes.
20. 吃饭在牙口,种地在茬口。
20. Eating is about the teeth, planting is about the crop residue.
21. 不磨不炼,不成好汗。
21. Without grinding and refining, one cannot become a good sweat.
22. 谚语是广泛流传于民间的言简意赅的短语,多数反映了劳动人民的生活实践经验,而且一般是经过口头传下来的。
22. Proverbs are concise phrases widely spread among the people, most of which reflect the life experience of the working people and are generally passed down through oral tradition.
23. 种子贮藏要分家,单贮单放不混杂。保秧如保命,留种如留金。
23. Seed storage should be separated, storing and placing them individually to avoid mix-ups. Treating seedlings as if they were life, and keeping seeds as if they were gold.
24. 立秋处暑云打草,白露秋分正割田。
24. The heat of autumn and the dog days bring thunderstorms over the grass, while the white dew and the autumnal equinox are the best times for harvesting the fields.
25. 密植是个宝,千万要用好;合理就增产,盲目就糟糕
25. Dense planting is a treasure, it must be used well; it will increase yield if done reasonably, but it will be terrible if done blindly.
26. 不怕年老,就怕躺倒。
26. It's not the aging that one should fear, but rather the collapse.
27. 不经冬寒,不知春暖。
27. Without experiencing the winter's cold, one cannot appreciate the warmth of spring.
28. 要得红苕好,底肥追肥要上饱。施肥一大片,不如一条线。
28. To cultivate good sweet potatoes, the base fertilizer and top dressing must be abundant. It's better to apply fertilizer in a line than over a large area.
29. 白露天气晴,谷子如白银。
29. On the White Dew day, the weather is clear, and the millet looks like silver.
30. 不怕一万,只怕万一。
30. It doesn't matter if there are ten thousand possibilities, but it matters if there is just one chance.
31. 鞭打的快马,事找的忙人。
31. A horse whipped into a gallop, a busy person on the hunt for affairs.
32. 有志不在年高,无志枉长百岁。
32. It's not the age that matters, but the ambition; without ambition, living a hundred years is in vain.
33. 不怕路长,只怕心老。
33. Do not fear the long journey; fear only the aging of your heart.