勤奮的英語諺語
1、會當凌絕頂，一覽衆山小。
Ling Ling will be the top, a panoramic view of small mountains.
2、世上無難事，只怕有心人。
Nothing is difficult if you put your heart into it.
3、信仰是偉大的情感，一種創造力量。
Faith is a great emotion, a creative force.
4、百尺竿頭，更進一步。
One hundred feet pole head, go further.
5、疾風知勁草，困難顯英雄。
Wind knows grass, difficulty shows hero.
6、有錢難買少年時。
It's hard to buy a teenager with money.
7、不怕學問淺，就怕志氣短。
If you are not afraid of shallow learning, you are afraid of short ambition.
8、山高流水長，志大精神旺。
High mountains and long waters, ambitious spirit.
9、不是魚死，就是網破。
Either the fish died or the net broke.
10、功夫不負有心人。
Everything comes to him who waits.
11、少年易學老難成，一寸光陰不可輕。
Teenagers are apt to learn from the old, but hard to achieve. An inch of time is not light.
12、人有志，竹有節。
People have ambition, bamboo has restraint.
13、策馬前途須努力，莫學龍鍾虛嘆息。
The future of horse riding requires efforts. Mo Xuelong sighed emptily.
14、書中自有顏如玉，書中自有黃金屋。
The book has its own beauty like jade, and the book has its own gold house.
15、老薑辣味大，老人經驗多。
Old ginger tastes hot and spicy, and old people have more experience.
16、水深難見底，虎死不倒威。
It's hard to see the bottom of the water.
17、堅志而勇爲，謂之剛。剛，生人之德也。
Strong will and brave action is called rigidity. Gang, the virtue of strangers.
18、光陰似箭，日月如梭。
Time flies like an arrow, the sun and the moon flies like a shuttle.
19、浪花永遠開在激流和風浪中。
Waves always blossom in torrents and storms.
20、謙虛是學習的朋友，自滿是學習的敵人。
Modesty is the friend of learning, and complacency is the enemy of learning.
21、寧可做過，不可錯過。
Better do it than Miss it.
22、知識在於積累，聰明在於學習。
Knowledge lies in accumulation, and wisdom lies in learning.
23、記得少年騎竹馬，轉身便是白頭翁。
I remember that when a teenager rides a bamboo horse, he turns around and is a white-headed man.
24、與有肝膽人共事，從無字句處讀書。
Work with courageous people and read from wordless sentences.
25、紙上得來終覺淺，絕知此事要躬行。
The paper is always shallow, and I know nothing about it.
26、三百六十行，行行出狀元。
Three hundred and sixty rows, row out the first prize.
27、比賽必有一勝，苦學必有一成。
Competition is bound to win, hard study is bound to be 10%.
28、經歷重大變故的人，容易成爲智者。
People who experience major changes are apt to be wise.
29、世上無難事，只要肯登攀。
Nothing is difficult in the world, as long as you are willing to climb.
30、勤奮是成功之母。
Diligence is the mother of success.
31、蜂採百花釀甜蜜，人讀羣書明真理。
Bees gather flowers to make sweetness, and people read the truth.
32、一個不想蹚過小河的人，自然不想遠涉重洋。
A man who doesn't want to cross a river naturally doesn't want to go far into the ocean.
33、花開滿樹紅，勤勞最光榮。
Flowers are full of trees, and hard work is the most glorious.
34、腦子怕不用，身子怕不動。
Brain is afraid not to use, body is afraid not to move.
35、不經歷風雨，怎能見彩虹。
How can you see a rainbow without going through the storm?
36、一日不讀口不生，一日不寫手生。
One day without reading, one day without writing.
37、溫固而知新，可以爲師已。
If you know something new through warmth, you can learn from others.
38、不怕百戰失利，就怕灰心喪氣。
If you are not afraid of losing a hundred battles, you are afraid of losing heart.
39、知識就是力量。
Knowledge is power.
40、膽大漂洋過海，膽小寸步難行。
It's hard to walk bravely across the sea.
41、學者如禾如稻，不學者如蒿如草。
Scholars are like rice, not wormwood.
42、善不積不足以成名，惡不積不足以滅身。
Good does not accumulate enough to become famous, evil does not accumulate enough to extinguish.
43、憂勞可以興國，逸豫可以亡身。
Worry can rejuvenate the country, leisure can die.
44、天不生無用之人，地不長無名之草。
No useless man is born in heaven, and no nameless grass grows in the earth.
45、處處留心皆學問，三人同行有我師。
Everywhere attention is paid to learning, three colleagues have my teacher.
46、爲學患無疑，疑則進也。
For the sake of learning, doubts go in.
47、勤能補拙，儉可養廉。
Diligence makes up for stupidity and thrift makes up for honesty.
48、口說不如身到，耳聞不如目睹。
Speaking is better than seeing, hearing is better than seeing.
49、茂盛的禾苗需要水分；成長的少年需要學習。
Flourishing seedlings need water; growing young people need to learn.
50、滿招損，謙受益。
Humility gains when full of losses are incurred.
51、搓繩不能鬆勁，前進不能停頓。
You can't slacken the rope, and you can't stop moving forward.
52、人貴有志，學貴有恆。
People have ambition and learning has perseverance.
53、丈夫志四海，萬裏猶比鄰。
Husbands are ambitious and close to each other.
54、人固有一死，死有重於泰山，或輕於鴻毛。
Human beings are inherently mortal. Death is heavier than Mount Tai or lighter than feathers.
55、不好的書告訴你錯誤概念，使無知者更無知。
Bad books tell you wrong concepts and make the ignorant even more ignorant.
56、人心隔肚皮，看人看行爲。
People's hearts are separated from their bellies, and people see their actions.
57、海洋深處魚兒，書海深處學問精。
Fish in the depths of the ocean, knowledge in the depths of the book.
