1. better be an ant's leg than a sparrow's mouth

1. It's better to have an ant's leg than a sparrow's mouth.

2. Sow a melon， grow a bean， get a bean.

2. Sow a melon, grow a bean, get a bean.

3. 只凭一句赞美的话我就可以充实地活上两个月。(美国作家 马克吐温)

3. A single word of praise can fill my life with contentment for two months. (American writer Mark Twain)

4. 不要在工作面前退缩，说这不可能，劳动会使你创造一切。

4. Do not shrink from work and say that it's impossible; labor will enable you to create everything.

5. 劳动可以使人摆脱寂寞、恶心和贫困。

5. Labor can free people from loneliness, nausea, and poverty.

6. 我发现，辛勤工作的报酬几乎总是幸福。(美国记者 格雷森D)

6. I find that the reward for hard work is almost always happiness. (American journalist, Gresham D.)

7. Yangchun does not work in March， but drinks the north wind in December.

7. Yangchun does not work in March, but drinks the north wind in December.

8. 别人给的饭能饱一天，自己劳动得来的能饱一年。

8. Food given by others can fill you up for a day, but food earned through your own labor can fill you up for a year.

9. Sweet brown sugar， sweet white sugar， sweeter than the fruit of labor.

9. Sweet brown sugar, sweet white sugar, sweeter than the fruit of labor.

10. In our efforts to adjust differences of opinion we should be free from intolerance of passion, and our judgements should be unmoved by alluring phrases and unvexed by selfish interests (Grover Cleveland, American president)

10. In our endeavors to reconcile differences of opinion, we should be free from the intolerance of passion, and our judgments should be unswayed by enticing phrases and unaffected by selfish interests. (Grover Cleveland, American president)

11. The owner of the land is not the man who walks on it， but the man who works hard on it.

11. The owner of the land is not the man who walks on it, but the man who works hard on it.

12. 光凭祷告，葡萄是长不起来的，必须用锄头和铁锹来劳动。

12. Just by praying, grapes cannot grow; labor with hoes and shovels is necessary.

13. Every man's work, whether it be literature of music of pictures or architecture of anything else, is always a portrait of himself (Samuel Brtler, Averican educator)

13. Every man's work, whether it be literature, music, pictures, or architecture, or anything else, is always a portrait of himself (Samuel Butler, American educator).

14. 自己的手就是大自然的统治者。

14. One's own hands are the rulers of nature.

15. There are long waves when there is no wind, and soon the wind will be wild

15. There are long waves when there is no wind, and soon the wind will be wild.

16. heaven's great lawsuit, earth's great silver

16. The Great Lawsuit of Heaven, The Great Silver of Earth

17. 生长与变化是一切生命的法则。昨日的答案不适用于今日的问题正如今天的 方法 不能解决明天的需求。(美国总统 罗斯福F)

17. Growth and change are the laws of all life. Yesterday's answers are not suitable for today's questions, just as today's methods cannot solve tomorrow's needs. (U.S. President Roosevelt F)

18. A drop of sweat beads ten thousand grain， ten thousand sweat beads grain full warehouse.

18. A drop of sweat forms a bead of ten thousand grains, and ten thousand beads of sweat fill the warehouse completely.

19. A man's mouth is soft, but his reason is short

19. A man's mouth is soft, but his reason is short.

20. It is impossible to enjoy idling thoroughly unless one has plenty of work to do (Jerome Klapka Jerome, British humorist)

20. It is impossible to enjoy idling thoroughly unless one has plenty of work to do (Jerome Klapka Jerome, British humorist) Translation to English: 20. It is impossible to thoroughly enjoy idleness unless one has a lot of work to do (Jerome Klapka Jerome, British humorist)

21. Only the wings of diligence can prove that the world is not far from heaven.

21. Only the wings of diligence can prove that the world is not far from heaven.

22. the dragon eye knows the pearl, the phoenix eye knows the treasure, the ox eye knows the grass

22. The dragon eye knows the pearl, the phoenix eye knows the treasure, the ox eye knows the grass.

23. It's not hot in June and the Rice doesn't set

23. It's not hot in June and the rice doesn't germinate.

24. 每个人的工作，不管是文学、音乐、美术、建筑还是其他工作，都是自己的一幅画像。(美国 教育 家 勃特勒S)

24. Every person's work, whether in literature, music, fine arts, architecture, or any other field, is a portrait of themselves. (American educator, Butler S)

25. A bull's eye is high, a dog's eye is low

25. A bull's eye is high, a dog's eye is low.

26. This year is no better than the past years, old age is not as good as youth

26. This year is no better than the past years; old age is not as good as youth.

27. 爱劳动，受尊重。

27. Love labor and be respected.

28. better to break a bone than to bow down

28. It is better to break a bone than to bow down.

29. Go out to see the weather, stir fry to see the fire

29. Go out to see the weather, and stir-fry to see the fire.

30. 未做好的活，需要重新做。

30. Work that was not done well needs to be redone.

31. A man is a man, a horse is a man

31. A man is a man, a horse is a man. This sentence seems to be a repetition or a misunderstanding of the phrase "a man is a man, a horse is a horse," which is a simplified way to say that each creature has its own distinct nature. The translation keeps the repetition, which might be intended for emphasis or humor in the original text.

32. A horse is not weak in its thin legs, but poor in ambition

32. A horse is not weak in its thin legs, but poor in ambition.

33. 工作着的傻子，比躺在床上的聪明人强得多。

33. A working fool is much better than a wise man lying in bed.

34. 勤劳是个宝，一生离不了。解释：这句话强调了勤劳的重要性。勤劳是获得成功和幸福的关键，只有通过不断地努力和奋斗，才能实现人生的价值和目标。

34. Diligence is a treasure, which one can never live without. Explanation: This sentence emphasizes the importance of diligence. Diligence is the key to achieving success and happiness. Only through constant effort and struggle can one realize the value and goals of life.

35. Busy people have no time to shed tears.

35. Busy people have no time to shed tears.

36. 黄金时代是在我们的前面，而不在我们的后面。

36. The Golden Age is ahead of us, not behind us.

37. Three lights in the morning， three panics in the night， one hundred in the morning， everything goes smoothly.

37. Three lights in the morning, three panics in the night, a hundred in the morning, everything runs smoothly.

38. 笨鸟先飞早入林，笨人勤学早成材。解释：这句话意味着即使一个人可能没有天赋或才华，但通过早期的努力和学习，也可以获得成功和成就。只有勤奋工作和学习，才能成为更好的人才。

38. "The clumsy bird flies to the forest early, and the clumsy person learns hard to become talented early." Explanation: This sentence means that even if a person may not have innate talent or abilities, through early efforts and learning, they can achieve success and accomplishments. Only through diligent work and study can one become a better talent.

39. My philosophy of life is work (Thomas Alva Edison, Averican inventor)

39. My philosophy of life is work (Thomas Alva Edison, American inventor)

40. 懒惰没有翅膀，勤劳才能飞翔。解释：这句话意味着懒惰的人无法取得成功，只有勤劳的人才能实现自己的梦想和目标。只有通过不断地努力和奋斗，才能获得成功和成就。

40. Lazy people have no wings, only diligence can soar. Explanation: This sentence means that lazy individuals cannot achieve success; only those who are diligent can realize their dreams and goals. Only through continuous effort and struggle can one achieve success and accomplishment.

41. no cloud in the sky, no rain in the world

41. no cloud in the sky, no rain in the world

42. 天冷不冻织女手，饥饿不饿苦耕人。

42. When it's cold, the weaving women's hands do not freeze; when it's hungry, the toiling farmers do not feel hungry.

43. 吃鱼的不如打鱼的乐。

43. Those who eat fish are not as happy as those who catch fish.

44. If you are not afraid of high mountains, you are afraid of soft feet

44. If you are not afraid of high mountains, you are afraid of soft feet.

45. A young idler, an old beggar

45. A young idler, an old beggar

46. 劳动好，生活才会幸福；水草好，牛羊才会肥壮。

46. Good labor brings happiness in life; good grass and herbs lead to robust cattle and sheep.

47. 辛勤的汗水落在田野里，才能获得丰收。解释：这句话意味着只有通过辛勤努力和付出，才能获得丰硕的成果。只有把努力投入到工作中，才能取得成功。

47. The辛勤的汗水falls on the fields, only then can there be a harvest. Explanation: This sentence means that only through hard work and dedication can there be abundant results. Only by investing efforts into work can one achieve success.

48. the dog supports the man, the snow fights the wind

48. The dog supports the man, the snow fights against the wind.

49. don't waste water near the river or firewood near the mountain

49. Don't waste water near the river or firewood near the mountain.

50. 春天出现在盛天的花卉里；秋天出现在丰硕的果实里。

50. Spring appears in the blooming flowers of prosperity; autumn appears in the abundant fruits.

51. the road is for people, and the work is for people

51. The road is for people, and the work is for people.

52. Although I have left my hometown, I can never forget the local accent

52. Although I have left my hometown, I can never forget the local accent.

53. It's nothing to do with it It's up in the air

53. It has nothing to do with it. It's up in the air.

54. People are afraid of no ambition, trees are afraid of no skin

54. People have no fear of ambition, trees have no fear of skin.

55. 一早三光，一晚三慌，一早百早，万事顺当。

55. Early in the morning, three things are bright; late at night, three things are anxious. The earlier, the better; everything will go smoothly.

56. 简单必备的英文谚语相关 文章 ：

56. Article related to simple essential English proverbs:

57. 男勤耕，女勤织，足衣又足食。

57. Men work diligently in the fields, women weave diligently, and they have enough clothes and enough food.

58. 只有勤劳的翅膀，才能证明人间并不远离天堂。

58. Only勤劳的翅膀 can prove that heaven is not far from the world.

59. 老姜辣味大，老人 经验 多。

59. Old ginger has a strong pungent flavor, and the elderly have abundant experience.

60. If you are not afraid of the disadvantages of Pepsi, you are afraid of losing heart

60. If you are not afraid of the disadvantages of Pepsi, you are afraid of losing heart.

61. 只有栽种树苗，才能吃到果实。

61. Only by planting seedlings can you enjoy the fruits.

62. Work that is not done well needs to be done again.

62. Work that is not done well needs to be redone.

63. The gardener loves the flowers he planted， and the herdsman loves the sheep he herds.

63. The gardener loves the flowers he planted, and the shepherd loves the sheep he tends.

64. 金钱是一天的财富，劳动是用不完的财富。

64. Money is the wealth of a day, while labor is an inexhaustible wealth.

65. A knife is not sharp without steel, and a man is not determined without will

65. A knife is not sharp without steel, and a man is not determined without will.

66. Those who work hard are the fathers of all things.

66. Those who work hard are the fathers of all things.

67. 勤劳意味着万物不缺，懒惰意味着一无所有。

67. Diligence means having everything, while laziness means having nothing.

68. There is no proof of what you say, but the facts prove it

68. There is no proof for what you are saying, but the facts confirm it.

69. The office of the scholar is to cheer, to raise, and to guide men by showing them facts amidst appearances (Ralph Waldo Emerson, American thinker)

69. The role of the scholar is to cheer, to inspire, and to guide men by showing them facts amidst appearances (Ralph Waldo Emerson, American thinker)

70. Quick rain is easy to clear, slow rain does not open

70. Light rain is easy to clear, heavy rain does not open.

71. 春不忙减衣，秋不忙加帽。解释：这句话意味着在季节变化时不要过于急躁，要遵循自然规律，不要过早地采取行动。在适当的时候采取行动，才能获得更好的效果。

71. In spring, do not hasten to take off your clothes; in autumn, do not hasten to put on a hat. Explanation: This sentence means that when the seasons change, one should not act in haste. It is important to follow the laws of nature and not to take action prematurely. Only by acting at the right time can one achieve better results.

72. Better open eyebrow porridge than frown rice

72. Better a smile than a frown.

73. it's better to have a fight than a bite

73. It's better to have a fight than a bite.

74. 狩猎才能得禽兽，勤劳才能有收入。

74. Hunting can bring wild animals, and hard work can bring in income.

75. Diligence is happiness created with sweat and blood.

75. Diligence is happiness created with sweat and blood.

76. Those who work in the scorching sun feel sweet when they eat.

76. Those who work in the scorching sun feel sweet when they eat.

77. Hard-working people can turn everything into gold.

77. Hardworking people can turn everything into gold.

78. all in one, all in one

78. all-in-one, all-in-one

79. 为把明天的工作做好，最好的准备是把今天的工作做好。(英国作家 哈伯德E)

79. The best preparation for tomorrow is doing your today's work well. (British writer, Hubbard E)

80. a knife wound is easy to cure, but a mouth wound is hard to cure

80. A knife wound is easy to cure, but a mouth wound is hard to heal.