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3¹º ¤T«ä¦Ó«á¦æ Look before you leap. ¤T¥y¤£Â÷¥»¦æ to talk shop ¤TÓ¯ä¥Ö¦K³Ó¹L¤@ӽѸ¯«G Two heads are better than one. ¤d¶v¤@¾v to hang by a hair thread ¤j´¼Y·M He who canot play the fool is not a wise man. ¤j¾¹±ß¦¨ Rome was not built in a day. ¤s½a¤ôºÉ at the end of one's resources ¤s¤¤µL¦Ñªê¡AµU¤lºÙ¤j¤ý Among the blind the one-eyed is king./When the cat's away, the mice will pay. ¤pÃD¤j°µ Make a mountain out of a molehill. ¤p¬}¤£¸É¡A¤j¨Ó¦YW A stitch in time saves nine. ¤p¤£§Ô«h¶Ã¤j¿Ñ Patience is a virtue. ¤u±ýµ½¨ä¨Æ¡A¥²¥ý§Q¨ä¾¹ You cannot make bricks without straw. ¤£n«p¦¹Á¡©¼ Don't make fish of one and flesh of another. ¤£¬ÈÁ}Ãø Take the bull by the horns. ¤£n¤£¦Û¶q¤O Don't put a quarter into a pint pot. ¤v©Ò¤£±ý¤Å¬I©ó¤H Do unto others as you would be done. ¤¯ªÌµL¼Ä The benevolent have no enemy. ¤u±ýµ½¨ä¨Æ¥²¥ý§Q¾¹ You cannot make bricks without straw. ¤`¦Ï¸É¨c Better late than never./ It's never too late to mend. 4¹º ¤£§i¦Ó§O to take French leave ¤£n¤£¦Û¶q¤O Don't put a quarter into a pint pot. ¤£n«p¦¹Á¡©¼ Don't make fish of one and flesh of another. ¤£¬ÈÁ}Ãø Take the bull by the horns. ¤£¾Ô¦Ó©}¤H¤§§L The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting. ¤£¤Jªê¥Þ²j±oªê¤l How can one obtain tiger-cubs without entering the tiger's lair. ¤£¸g¤@¨Æ¡A¤£ªø¤@´¼ Experience is the mother of wisdom. ¤Ö¦~¦Ñ¦¨ to have an old head on young shoulders ¤ÑµLµ´¤H¤§¸ô God tempers the wind to the shorn lamb. ¤Ñ¤U¯Q¾~¤@¯ë¶Â Crows are black all over the world. ¤ÑµLµ´¤H¤§¸ô God tempers the wind to the shorn lamb./ When one door shuts another opens. ¤Ñ§U¦Û§UªÌ Heaven helps those who help themselves. ¤Ñ¦³¤£´ú·¶³¡A¤H¦³¥¹¤iº×ºÖ It is the unexpected that always happens. ¤ò¹E¦ÛÂË to recommend one's own person ¤ß¥¿¤£©È¹p¥´ A good conscience is a soft pillow. ¤Æ¤z¤à¬°¥É© Bury the tomahwak(hatchet). ¤¯ªÌµL¼Ä The benevolent have no enemy. ¤µ¤é¨Æ¤µ¤é²¦ Never put off till tomorrow what may be done today. ¤å³Ó©óªZ The pen is mightier than the sword.
5¹º ¥H¨§@«h to practice what one practices ¥H¬r§ð¬r to set a thief to catch a thief ¥H«è³ø¼w to bite the hand that feeds one ¥H¶h«Ý³Ò To wait at ease till the enemy is exhausted. ¥H¹è¼Ä²³ to fight against longer odds ¥H¼w³ø«è to render good for evil ¥H¨ä¤H¤§¹DÁÙªv¨ä¤H¤§¨ Set a thief to catch a thief. ¥H¤l¤§¥Ù¡A§ð¤l¤§¬Þ to turn a person's battery against himself ¥|¤j¬ÒªÅ All is vanity. ¥|®ü¤§¤º¬Ò¥S§Ì All are brothers within the four seas. ¥¼«Bº÷Á[ to save against a rainy day ¥Ø¤£ÃѤB not know A from B ¥¢±Ñ¬°¦¨¥\¤§¥À Failure is the mother of success. ¥¢¤§²@Âç¡A®t¤§¤d¨½ A miss is as good as a mile. ¥un¥\¤Ò²`¡AÅKªS¿i¦¨°w Little strokes fell great oaks. ¤ò¹E¦ÛÂË to recommend one's own person ¥´¸¨¤ôª¯ to hit a person when he's down ¥´ÅK¶X¼ö Strike while the iron is hot. ¥Ç¿ù¬O¤H¤§±`±¡¡A¼e®¤¬O¶W¤Zªº To err is human; to forgive divine. ¥un¥\¤Ò²`¡AÅKªS¿i¦¨°w Little strokes fell great oaks.
6¹º ¥ô³Ò¥ô«è to bear hardship without complaint ¦Û§@¦Û¨ü As you make your bed so you must lie on it. ¦Û°QW¦Y to make a rod for one's own back ¦Û¤O§ó¥Í to shift for oneself ¦Û±½ªù«e³· After us the deluge. ¦^ÀY®ö¤l the return of a prodigal ¥ý¤U¤â¬°±j Offence is the best defence. ¦P¥Ì¦@W to share one's joys and sorrows ¦]¦a¨î©y act according to circumstances ¦³«iµL¿Ñ more brave than wise ¦³³ÆµL±w Good watch prevents misfortune. ¦³§ÓªÌ¨Æ³º¦¨ Where there is a will, there is a way. ¦³¿ú¯à¨Ï°±À¿i Money makes the world go around. /Money talks. ¦¿¤s©ö§ï¥»©ÊÃø²¾ The child is father of the man. ¦ÊµL¤@¥¢ Not a single miss in a hundred times. ¦Ê»D¤£¦p¤@¨£ To see is to believe. (Seeing is believing.) ¦Y±oW¤¤W¡A¤è¬°¤H¤W¤H If you wish to be the best man, you must be prepared to suffer the bitterest of the bitter. ¨C¤H¤@¥Í¤¤¬Ò¦³±o·N¤§¤é Every dog has his day. ¦â¬O°²¡A¬ü¬OªÅ Charm is deceitful, and beauty empty. ¦N¤H¦Û¦³¤Ñ¬Û The good are protected by Heaven. / All's wel that ends well. ¦p¤H¶¼¤ô§N·x¦Ûª¾ Only the wearer knows where the shoes pain. ¦Y±oW¤¤W¡A¤è¬°¤H¤W¤H No gain without pain. 7¹º §Ë¥©¦¨©å Overreach oneself; overshoot oneself; overshoot the mark §ÔµL¥i§Ô to be at the end of one's patience §Ô¤@®É¤§®ð§K¦Ê¤é¤§¼~ patience for a moment; comfort for many years §Ñ®¦t¸q to kick down the ladder ¨«°¨¬Ýªá a flying visit ¨¾±w©ó¥¼µM to nip a thing in the bud ¦ònª÷¸Ë¡A¤Hn¦ç¸Ë Fine feathers make fine birds. §Lºë¤£¥²¦h Too many cooks spoil the broth. ¨¦bºÖ¤¤¤£ª¾ºÖ The worth of a thing is best known by the want of it. §A·q§Ú¤@¤Ø¡A§Ú¦^§A¤@¤V You scratch my back, and I will sratch yours. §Oª¯«r§f¬}»«¡A¤£ÃѦn¤H¤ß Don't bite the hand that feeds you. §Ó¦b¤d¨½ Hitch your wagon to a star.
8¹º ©_¸Ë²§ªA a fantastic garb ©¾¨¥°f¦Õ Honest advice is unpleasant to the ear ©ú¿ë¬O«D to distinguish right from wrong ª¾¨¬±`¼Ö Happy is he who is content ª¾¨¬ªÌ´I He who feels contented is rich ª¾¤Hª¾±¤£ª¾¤ß It's easy to know men's faces, but not their hearts. ª¾¤vª¾©¼¦Ê¾Ô¦Ê³Ó Know your enemy and know yourself. ªÅ¤¤¼Ó»Õ castles in the air ª÷¬ì¥É«ß the gold rule ©_¸Ë²§ªA a fantastic garb ©ú¿ë¨Æ«D to distinguish right fromwrong «B«á¬Kµ« like bamboo shoots after a spring shower «B¹L¤Ñ«C After a storm comes a calm. ¨q¤~¤£¥Xªù¯àª¾¤Ñ¤U¨Æ A scholor does not step outside his gate, yet he knows the happenings under the sun. ¨Æ¹ê³Ó©ó¶¯ÅG Facts are most convincing. ¨Ó±o®e©ö¥h±o§Ö Easy come, easy go. ª÷¥É¨ä¥~±Ñµ¶¨ä¤¤ All that glitters is not gold. ¨ß¤l¤£¦YºÛÃä¯ó The fox preys farthest from his hole. Yn¤H¤£ª¾°£«D¤v²ö¬° If you would not be known to do anything, never do it. ¨S¦³¯ºÁy¤£¥Xªù A man without a smiling face must not open a shop. ªê¤÷µLªê¤l Like father, like son. ©¹ªÌ¤£¥i¿Ï¡A¨ÓªÌµS¥i°l A mill cannot grind with the water that is past.
9¹º «Ã½t¤Ñµù©w Marriages are made in heaven. °f¨Ó¶¶¨ü to make the best of a bad bargain ¬yªÚ¦Ê¥@ a niche in the temple of fame ¬°ªê§@Î to act as guide to a tiger ©tª`¤@ÂY to put all one's egg in one basket «iªÌ¤£Äß A brave man will not shrink from dangers. ¬~¤ß²± to turn over a new leaf ¬ü¤¤¤£¨¬ a fly in the ointment I¹D¦Ó¹£ to run counter ¨«´öÁФõ to go through fire and water ·Àë´Ý¦~ to have one foot in the grave ·ÁnÅb°æ¡A¯ó¤ì¬Ò§L to apprehend danger in every sound ¬¡¨ì¦Ñ¾Ç¨ì¦Ñ It's never too late to learn./ Live and learn. «e¨Æ¤£§Ñ«á¨Æ¤§®v Remember the past and it will guide your future. ¬P¬P¤§¤õ¥i¥H¿Rì A single spark can start a prairie fire. «Ý¤H¼e®e¦p«Ý¤v Live and let live. «ö³¡´N¯Z Learn to walk before you run.
10¹º ¯f±q¤f¤Jº×±q¤f¥X Illness comes in by mouth and comes out by it. ¯ºùØÂäM a smile to hide one's hate ¯d±o«C¤s¦b¡A¤£©È¨S®ã¿N Where there's life there's hope ®ü©³¼´¤ë to fish in the air ®ü©³¼´°w to look for a needle in a bundle of hay ®t¤§²@Â祢¤§¤d¨½ A miss is as good as a mile ¬J©¹¤£©S Let the dead bury their dead. ±þ¨¦¨¤¯ to sacrifice one's life to preserve one's virtue complete ±þÂû²j¥Î¤û¤M Take not a musket to kill a butterfly °§¤£¾Ü¹ A good appetite is a good sauce. ®`¸s¤§°¨ black sheep ®aÁण¥i¥~´ Don't wash your dirty linen in public. ®¦«Â¨ÃÀÙ alternate weakness with severity ®ÇÆ[ªÌ²M The outside sees the best of the game. ®É¹B¤£ÀÙ to have a bad time ®í³~¦PÂk All roads lead to Rome . ²³§Ó¦¨«°/¹Îµ²´N¬O¤O¶q Union is strenth. ¯e·ª¾«l¯ó Adversity reveals genius. ®ÇÆ[ªÌ²M¡A·í§½ªÌ°g Lookers-on see most of the game. ²ö¦b¤Ó·³ÀY¤W°Ê¤g Let sleeping dogs lie.
11¹º ±o·N§Ñ§Î to leap out of one's skin ±¶¨¬¥ýµn The early bird catches the worm. ±ý³t«h¤£¹F Haste makes waste ±ý³t«h¤£¹F More haste, less speed. ²V¤ôºN³½ to fish in troubled waters ³g¤p¥¢¤j penny-wise and poundfoolish ²ßºD¦¨¦ÛµM once a use forever a custom ±¾¦ÏÀY½æª¯¦× cry up wine and sell vinegar ³hµL¥ßÀ@¤§¦a as poor as a church mouse ³·¤¤°e¬´¯u§g¤l/±wÃø¨£¯u±¡ A friend in need is a friend indeed. ²§·Q¤Ñ¶} to give loose to one's fancy ¶°«ä¼s¸q Two heads are better than one. ±o¹L¥B¹L to live from hand to mouth ±¡¤H²´ùØ¥X¦è¬I Love is blind. Þ®a©y¸Ñ¤£©yµ² Better remove enmity than contract it. ²´¤£¨£¬°²b Out of sight, out of mind. 12¹º ³Ó¤£Åº±Ñ¤£¾k to be not elated by success nor disturbed by failure ´I¶Q¦b¤Ñ Riches and honors come from heaven. ´¼ªÌ¤£´b A wise man is free from perplexities. µL·¤£°_®ö There is no smoke without fire. (Where there is smoke, there is fire.) µe³D²K¨¬ to paint the lily ¶X¤õ¥´§T to fish in troubled waters ¶q¤J¬°¥X to cut one's coat according to one's cloth/ make both ends meet ¶§©^³±¹H ostensible obedience ¶]¤F©M©|¶]¤£¤F¼q The monk may run away, but the temple can't run with him. ¸Uª«¤§ÆF the lords of creation ¸U¨Æ¶}ÀYÃø Everything is difficult at the start ¸UµL¤@¥¢ not a single miss in a thousand times. ¸¨¤«¤U¥Û to hit a person when he's down ¹jÀð¦³¦Õ Pitchers have ears; walls have ears. ¶}©]¨® Burn the midnight oil.
13¹º ·l¤H§Q¤v to enrich oneself at others expense ¸m¤§¦º¦a¦Ó«á¥Í Put the troops in death ground and they will live. ¹D°ª¤@¤ØÅ]°ª¤@¤V While the priest climbs a foot, the devil climbs ten. ¹w¨¾³Ó©óªvÀø Prevention is better than cure. ·s©x¤W¥ô¤T§â¤õ New brooms sweep clean. ¶ë¯Î¥¢°¨²jª¾«DºÖ Misfortune might be a blessing in disguise. ¸ô»»ª¾°¨¤O¤é¤[¨£¤H¤ß A distant journey tests the strength of a horse and a long task proves the character of a man. ·É®ü¤@®ß a drop in the bucket »\´Ã½×©w Judge none blessed before his death. ·³¤ë¤£ÄǤH Time and tide wait for no man. ¸gÅç§Y¨}®v Experience is the teacher. 14¹º ¹Ø²×¥¿¹ì to die a natural death (to die in one's bed) ¹è¤£À»²³ There is no contending against odds. ¹ï¤û¼uµ^ to cast pearls before swine º×¤£³æ¦æ Misfortunes never come single. ¹¡¹²×¤éµL©Ò¨Æ¨Æ to eat the bread of idleness ºB¥L¤H¤§´n to be free with other's money »·¿Ë¤£¦pªñ¾F Distant kinsmen mean less than close neighbors. / A near neighbor is better than a distant cousin. ºØ¥Ê±o¥ÊºØ¨§±o¨§ You must reap what you have sown. / As you sow, so shall you reap. ¼Ö·¥¥Í´d After joy comes sadness. »¡±ä¾Þ¨ì±ä¾Þ´N¨ì Talk of the devil and the devil comes. ¹Îµ²´N¬O¤O¶q Union is strength. »Ýn¬°µo©ú¤§¥À Necessity is the mother of invention. º¡©Û·l¡AÁ¾¨ü¯q Haughtiness invites ruin; humility receives benefits.
15¹º ´c¦³´c³ø He that does evil shall find evil. ´c¨Æ¶Ç¤d¨½ Bad news travels quickly. ¼ô¯à¥Í¥© Practice makes perfect. ½w§L¤§p a fabian policy ½t¤ì¨D³½ to get water from a flint ¾AªÌ¥Í¦s the survival of the fittest ½a±F²ö°l A cornered animal is a dangerous foe.
16¹º ¿n¤Ö¦¨¦h Every little makes a mickle. ¿n¤Ö¦¨¦h Every little helps. ¿ú¥i³q¯« Money can move even the gods. ¿Ñ¨Æ¦b¤H¦¨¨Æ¦b¤Ñ Man proposes and God disposes. ¾Ç°ÝµL±¶®| There is no royal road/shortcut to learning. ¾÷¤£¥i¥¢ Opportunity seldo knocks twice. 17¹º Àu³Ó¦H±Ñ The weakest goes to the wall. ÁnªFÀ»¦è to look one way and row another Ázª¥¤H¤f in everyone's mouth Á®Áu¾×¨® to kick against the pricks Áù°`ºÉ·ñ to give the last measure of devotion Áo©ú¤Ï³QÁo©ú»~ to suffer for one's wisdom ½ի½Í to harp on the same string §©|©¹¨Ó Courtesy on one side cannot last long. §¦h¥²¶B full of courtesy, full of craft
18¹º ÂФôÃø¦¬ What's done cannot be undone. Âà¥Û¤£¥Ía A rolling stone gathers no moss. Âà±Ñ¬°³Ó to convert defeat into victory Ã@ªø²ö¤Î beyond one's grasp Ãö¤½ªù«eA¤j¤M There's no need to teach a fish to swim. 20¹º ÄY¥H³d¤v¼e¥H«Ý¤H to be severe with oneself and lenient with others
21¹º ÅK¥Û¤ß¸z a heart of steel 22¹º Å¥¤Ñ¥Ñ©R to be guided by destiny źªÌ¥²±Ñ Pride goes before a fall.
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