初三英語作文常見的諺語
1、只要苦幹，事成一半。
As long as you work hard, you'll get half done.
2、只有扯皮的人，沒有扯皮的事。
There are only naughty people, no naughty things.
3、秦嶺山脈一條線，南吃大米北吃麪。
There is a line in the Qinling Mountains, where rice is eaten in the South and noodles in the north.
4、背後不商量，當面無主張。
There is no discussion behind the scenes and no opinions face to face.
5、一人說話全有理，兩人說話見高低。
One person speaks with all reason, two people speak with high or low.
6、三年清知府，十萬雪花銀。
Three years of Qing Zhifu, 100,000 snowflakes and silver.
7、眼見爲實，耳聽爲虛。
Seeing is true, hearing is false.
8、打鐵看火候，莊稼趕時候。
Strike iron to see the temperature, crops rush.
9、要知父母恩，懷裏抱兒孫。
We should know the kindness of our parents and hold our children and grandchildren in our arms.
10、送君千里，終須一別。它山之石，可以攻玉。
Send you a thousand miles, you have to be different. The stone of other mountains can attack the jade.
11、貓跟飯碗，狗跟主人。
Cats and rice bowls, dogs and owners.
12、人走三省見識廣。
People travel in three provinces with wide knowledge.
13、耳不聽不煩，眼不見不饞。
You can't hear, you can't hear, you can't see, you can't eat.
14、貪別人個花，誤自己個家。
Greed others for flowers, mistake their own home.
15、井掏三遍吃甜水。
Take out the well three times and eat the sweet water.
16、賣主怪腳，買主怪鞋。
The seller has strange feet and the buyer has strange shoes.
17、皮之不存，毛將焉附。
Where there is no skin, there is no hair.
18、力是壓大的，膽是嚇大的。
Force is strong, courage is frightening.
19、救人救到底，擺渡到岸邊。
Save people to the end, ferry to the shore.
20、幫助別人要忘掉，別人幫己要記牢。
Help others to forget, help others to remember.
21、寧走封江一指，不走開江一尺。
It's better to take a finger off the river than a foot off it.
22、熟能生巧，巧能生精。
Practice makes perfect, and vice makes perfect.
23、一理通，百理融。
One reason, one hundred reasons.
24、人怕沒理，狗怕夾尾。
People are afraid of ignorance and dogs are afraid of tail-clipping.
25、一天省一把，十年買匹馬。
Save one horse a day for ten years.
26、山大無柴，樹大空心。
Mountains are big without firewood, trees are big and hollow.
27、棋錯一着，滿盤皆輸。
If you make a mistake in chess, you will lose the whole game.
28、老人不講古，後生會失譜。
Old people don't talk about antiquity, and later generations will lose track of it.
29、人活七十稀，請教不爲低。
Seventy people live a sparse life.
30、文官動動嘴，武官跑斷腿。
Civil officers move their mouths and military officers break their legs.
31、雙手就是活寶，一世用不了。
Hands are living treasures, and they will never be used for a lifetime.
32、越坐人越懶，越吃口越饞。
The lazier you sit, the more you eat.
33、十年練得好文秀才，十年練不成田秀才。
Ten years of good literary talent, ten years of training can not be Tian Xiucai.
34、火要空心，人要虛心。
Fire should be hollow, people should be modest.
35、不會燒香得罪神，不會講話得罪人。
He will not burn incense to offend God, nor speak to offend people.
36、八成熟，十成收；十成熟，二成丟。
Eight mature, ten harvest; ten mature, twenty lose.
37、若要身體壯，飯菜嚼成漿。
If you want to be strong, chew the food into pulp.
38、貨買三家不吃虧，路走三遭不陌生。
It is not unfamiliar to buy three goods without losing money and walk three times.
39、腳長沾露水，嘴長惹是非。
The feet are dewy and the mouth is troublesome.
40、物離鄉貴，人離鄉賤。
Things are expensive and people are cheap.
41、人合心，馬合套。
People fit in, horses fit in.
42、打虎要力，捉猴要智。
Fighting tigers requires strength and catching monkeys requires wisdom.
43、欺山莫欺水，欺人莫欺心。
Do not deceive mountains or waters, and do not deceive people or hearts.
For three days, Buddha is in front of him; for three years, Buddha is in the west.
45、燈不亮，要人撥；事不明，要人說。
If the light is not on, someone should dial it; if something is unclear, someone should say it.
46、人在世上煉，刀在石上磨。
Man refines in the world, and knives grind on stones.
47、莫看強盜吃肉，要看強盜受罰。
Don't watch the robbers eat meat, but watch the robbers get punished.
48、種瓜得瓜，種豆得豆。
Sow a melon, grow a bean, get a bean.
49、三年不喝酒，家裏樣樣有。
No alcohol for three years, everything at home.
50、水落現石頭，日久見人心。
Water falls into stone, and people's hearts and minds grow with each passing day.
51、莫學燈籠千隻眼，要學蠟燭一條心。
Don't study lanterns with thousands of eyes. Learn candles with one heart.
52、討飯怕狗咬，秀才怕歲考。
The beggar is afraid of dog bites, the scholar is afraid of the New Year's Examination.
53、寶劍鋒從磨礪出，梅花香自苦寒來。
April showers bring May flowers.
54、一針不補，十針難縫。
Ten stitches are hard to sew.
55、撒網要撒迎頭網，開船要開頂風船。
Spread the net head-on, and sail the windward boat.
56、飯前一碗湯，氣死好藥方。
A bowl of soup before dinner is a good prescription for breathlessness.
57、砍柴上山，捉鳥上樹。
Cut firewood up the hill and catch birds up the tree.
58、人瘦臉皮黃，地瘦少打糧。
People are thin-skinned, yellow-skinned and skinny.
59、細水長流成河，粒米積蓄成籮。
Thin water flows into rivers, and grain accumulates into baskets.
60、量大福大，心寬屋寬。
Big fortune, wide heart and wide house.
61、莊稼一枝花，全靠肥當家。
A flower in a crop depends entirely on fat.
62、驢騎後，馬騎前，騾子騎在腰中間。
After the donkey rides, before the horse rides, the mule rides in the middle of the waist.
63、不怕年老，就怕躺倒。
If you are not afraid of old age, you are afraid to lie down.
64、人有人言，獸有獸語。
Some people say that animals have animal language.
65、日長事多，夜長夢多。
More days and more dreams at night.
66、外舉不避仇，內舉不避親。
External revenge does not evade enemy, internal revenge does not evade relatives.
67、貯水防旱，積穀防荒。
Store water to prevent drought and accumulate grain to prevent famine.
68、一正闢三邪，人正闢百邪。
One is fighting against three evils, and one is fighting against all evils.
69、是好說不壞，是壞說不好。
It's good to say it's not bad, it's bad to say it's not good.
70、衣服不洗要髒，種田不犁要荒。
Clothes must be dirty if they are not washed, and fields must be wasted if they are not ploughed.
71、拳不離手，曲不離口。
Fist does not leave the hand, song does not leave the mouth.
72、好狗不咬雞，好漢不打妻。
A good dog does not bite a chicken, a good man does not beat his wife.
73、有則改之，無則加勉。
If there is one, it will be changed; if there is none, it will be encouraged.
74、一家養女百家求，一馬不行百馬憂。
One family needs a hundred daughters, but one horse can't worry about a hundred horses.
75、兒大不由爺，女大不由娘。
Children can't help their father, but women can't help their mother.
76、好酒紅人面，財帛動人心。
Good wine, red face, money and silk touching.
77、知足得安寧，貪心易招禍。
Satisfaction brings peace, greed brings disaster.
78、雙手是活寶，一世用不了。
Hands are a living treasure. They will never be used for a lifetime.
79、玉不琢，不成器；人不學，不知理。
If you don't polish the jade, you won't make it; if you don't learn, you don't know why.
80、馬看牙板，人看言行。
Horses look at their teeth and people look at their words and deeds.
81、人不虧地皮，地不虧肚皮。
No man loses his skin, no man loses his belly.
82、蜂多出王，人多出將。
More bees than kings, more people than generals.
