好聽的英語諺語
1、水退石頭在，好人說不壞。
When the water recedes and the stone is there, the good man can't say bad.
2、一藝之成，當盡畢生之力。
The achievement of one skill should be a lifelong endeavor.
3、隔行如隔山，隔行不隔理。
Interlaces are like mountains, but not separated.
4、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.
5、狐狸總要露尾巴，毒蛇總要吐舌頭。
The fox always shows its tail and the snake always spits its tongue.
6、樹怕爛根，人怕無志。
Trees are afraid of rotten roots and people are afraid of no ambition.
7、老馬識路數，老人通世故。
Old horses know the way, old people know the world.
8、寧給窮人一斗，不給富人一口。
Better give a fight to the poor than a mouthful to the rich.
9、寧可葷口唸佛，不可素口罵人。
Better read Buddha by mouth than swear.
10、寧肯給君子提鞋，不肯和小人同財。
He would rather lift shoes for a gentleman than share money with a villain.
11、人多出正理，谷多出好米。
More people make sense, more grain makes good rice.
12、只可勸人家圓，不可勸人家離。
We can only persuade others to be happy, but not to leave.
13、好漢做事幹到底，好馬登程跑到頭。
A good man does everything to the end, and a good horse runs to the end.
14、老鼠過街，人人喊打。
When the mice cross the street, everyone shouts and beats.
15、久住坡，不嫌陡。
If you live on a slope for a long time, it's not too steep.
16、寧叫心受苦，不叫臉受熱。
It's better to make your heart suffer than your face warm.
17、吃一回虧，學一回乖。
Lose once, learn once.
18、生人不生膽，力大也枉然。
A stranger does not dare, and his strength is in vain.
19、山高有攀頭，路遠有奔頭。
There are climbing heads in the mountains and running heads in the distance.
20、天上無雲不下雨，世間無理事不成。
No cloud in the sky, no rain, no reason in the world.
21、發回水，積層泥；經一事，長一智。
Return water, accumulate mud; after a thing, grow wisdom.
22、小人記仇，君子感恩。
A gentleman is grateful for his vengeance.
23、量小非君子，無度不丈夫。
A man is not a gentleman but a husband.
24、不是你的財，別落你的袋。
It's not your money. Don't leave it in your pocket.
25、好漢憑志強，好馬憑膽壯。
A good man depends on his ambition and a good horse on his courage.
26、百日連陰雨，總有一朝晴。
If it rains for a hundred days, there will always be a sunny day.
27、寧做螞蟻腿，不學麻雀嘴。
Better be an ant's leg than a sparrow's mouth.
28、不怕學不成，就怕心不誠。
If you are not afraid of failing to learn, you are afraid of sincerity.
29、千學不如一看，千看不如一練。
Learning is better than seeing, and practicing is better than seeing.
30、萬句言語吃不飽，一捧流水能解渴。
A handful of running water can quench thirst.
31、寧給好漢拉馬，不給懶漢作爺。
Better give a good man a horse than a lazy man a lord.
32、放虎歸山，必有後患。
Returning tigers to the mountains is bound to have future problems.
33、寧打金鐘一下，不打破鼓千聲。
Better strike a golden bell than break a thousand drums.
34、朋友千個少，敵人一個多。
A thousand friends and one enemy.
35、路有千條，理只一條。
There are thousands of roads, only one.
36、頭回上當，二回心亮。
If you fall for it, you will have a bright heart.
37、千金難買心，萬金不賣道。
Thousands of gold are hard to buy. Thousands of gold do not sell.
38、膽大騎龍騎虎，膽小騎貓騎兔。
Daring rides dragons and tigers, cowardly rides cats and rabbits.
39、不怕百事不利，就怕灰心喪氣。
If you are not afraid of pepsi's disadvantage, you are afraid of frustration.
40、繩鋸木斷，水滴石穿。
The rope is sawn and the dripping stones pierce.
41、人過留名，雁過留聲。
People leave their names, geese leave their voices.
42、湖裏遊着大鯉魚，不如桌上小鯽魚。
The big carp swimming in the lake is better than the small crucian carp swimming on the table.
43、有山必有路，有水必有渡。
Where there is a mountain, there is a road, and where there is water, there is a ferry.
44、平時不燒香，臨時抱佛腳。
Usually do not burn incense, temporary embrace Buddha's feet.
45、砍柴砍小頭，問路問老頭。
Cut firewood and cut small heads. Ask the old man the way.
46、江山易改，本性難移。
Rivers and mountains are easy to change, but nature is hard to change.
47、吃人家的嘴軟，拿人家的手短。
Eat people's mouth soft, take people's hands short.
48、滴水之恩，當涌泉相報。
The grace of dripping water should be reported by the gushing spring.
49、世上無難事，只要肯登攀。
Nothing is difficult in the world, as long as you are willing to climb.
50、經一番挫折，長一番見識。
After a lot of setbacks, a lot of insight.
51、男人無志，鈍鐵無鋼，女人無志，亂草無秧。
Men have no ambition, blunt iron and steel, women have no ambition, grass without seedlings.
52、人行千里路，勝讀十年書。
Thousands of miles on foot is better than ten years'study.
53、人老心不老，身窮志不窮。
Old hearts never grow old, but poor minds never die.
54、不怕路長，只怕志短。
Not afraid of long roads, but afraid of short ambitions.
55、笑一笑，十年少；愁一愁，白了頭。
Laugh, ten years old; sorrow, white head.
56、寧可身冷，不可心冷；寧可人窮，不可志窮。
It is better to be cold than cold; it is better to be poor than poor.
57、寧吃開眉粥，不吃皺眉飯。
Better eat frown porridge than frown rice.
58、耳聽爲虛，眼見爲實。
Hearing is false, seeing is true.
59、有理不怕勢來壓，人正不怕影子歪。
Reason is not afraid of pressure, people are not afraid of the shadow.
60、沒有鋸不倒的樹，沒有敲不響的鐘。
There are no trees that can't be sawn down, no bells that can't ring.
61、窮莫失志，富莫癲狂。
Never lose your mind when you are poor, never go mad when you are rich.
62、只有修橋鋪路，沒有斷橋絕路。
Only repairing bridges and paving roads, not breaking bridges and destroying roads.
63、歲寒知松柏，患難見交情。
When you are young and cold, you know pines and cypresses, but when you are in trouble, you see friendship.
64、壇口封得住，人口封不住。
The mouth of the altar is sealed, but the population is not sealed.
65、人怕沒理，狗怕夾尾。
People are afraid of ignorance and dogs are afraid of tail-clipping.
66、不在被中睡，不知被兒寬。
Don't sleep in the quilt, I don't know how wide the quilt is.
67、不怕學問淺，就怕志氣短。
If you are not afraid of shallow learning, you are afraid of short ambition.
68、有理的想着說，沒理的搶着說。
Reasonable thinking, unreasonable rush to say.
69、砂鍋不搗不漏，木頭不鑿不通。
The casserole won't break, the wood won't cut.
