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1.A bad beginning makes a bad ending. ¤£µ½©lªÌ¤£µ½²×¡C 2. A bad thing never dies. ¿ò¯ä¸U¦~¡C 3. A bad workman always blames his tools. ¤£·|¼µ²î©ÇªeÅs¡C 4. A bird in the hand is worth than two in the bush. ¤@³¾¦b¤â³Ó¹LÂù³¾¦bªL¡C 5. A boaster and a liar are cousins-german. §j¤û»P»¡ÁÀ¥»¬O¦P©v¡C 6. A bully is always a coward. ¦â¼F¤º¯ö¡C 7. A burden of one's choice is not felt. ·R¬Dªº¾á¤l¤£¶û«¡C 8. A candle lights others and consumes itself. ÄúÀë·Ó«G§O¤H¡A«o·´·À¤F¦Û¤v¡C 9. A cat has 9 lives. ¿ß¦³¤E±ø©R¡C 10. A cat may look at a king. ¤H¤H¥µ¥¡C 11. A close mouth catches no flies. ¯f±q¤f¤J¡C 12. A constant guest is never welcome. ±`«È¥O¤H¹½¡C 13. Actions speak louder than words. ¨Æ¹ê³Ó¤_¶¯ÅG¡C 14. Adversity leads to prosperity. ½a«h«äÅÜ¡C 15. Adversity makes a man wise, not rich. °f¹Ò¥X¤H¤~¡C 16. A fair death honors the whole life. ¦º±o¨ä©Ò¡A¬yªÚ¦Ê¥@¡C 17. A faithful friend is hard to find. ª¾µÃø³V¡C 18. A fall into a pit, a gain in your wit. ¦Y¤@¹Õ¡Aªø¤@´¼¡C 19. A fox may grow gray, but never good. ¦¿¤s©ö§ï¡A¥»©ÊÃø²¾¡C 20. A friend in need is a friend indeed. ±wÃø¨£¯u±¡¡C 21. A friend is easier lost than found. ±oªB¤ÍÃø¡A¥¢ªB¤Í©ö¡C 22. A friend is never known till a man has need. »Ýn¤§®É¤èª¾¤Í¡C 23. A friend without faults will never be found. ¨S¦³¤Q¥þ¤Q¬üªºªB¤Í¡C 24. 'After you' is good manners. "±z¥ý½Ð"¬O§»ª¡C 25. A good beginning is half done. ¨}¦nªº¶}ºÝ¬O¦¨¥\ªº¤@¥b¡C 26. A good beginning makes a good ending. µ½©lªÌµ½²×¡C 27. A good book is a good friend. ¦n®Ñ¦p¼°¤Í¡C 28. A good book is the best of friends, the same today and forever. ¤@¥»¦n®Ñ¡A¬Û¦ñ¤@¥Í¡C 29. A good conscience is a soft pillow. ¤£°µÁ«¤ß¨Æ¡A¤£©È°¥sªù¡C 30. A good fame is better than a good face. ¬ü¦W³Ó¹L¬ü»ª¡C 31. A good husband makes a good wife. ¤Òµ½«h©d½å¡C 32. A good medicine tastes bitter. ¨}ÃÄW¤f¡C 33. A good wife health is a man's best wealth. ©d½å¨Åé¦n¬O¨k¤H³Ì¤jªº°]´I¡C 34. A great talker is a great liar. »¡¤j¸ÜªÌ¦hÁÀ¨¥¡C 35. A hedge between keeps friendship green. §g¤l¤§¥æ²H¦p¤ô¡C 36. A joke never gains an enemy but loses a friend. À¸ë¦¤£¯à¤Æ¼Ä¬°¤Í¡A¥u¯à¨Ï¤H¥¢¥hªB¤Í¡C 37. A leopard cannot change its spots. ¿n²ßÃø§ï¡C 38. A liar is not believed when he speaks the truth. »¡ÁÀªÌ§Y¨ÏÁ¿¯u¸Ü¤]¨S¤H¬Û«H¡C 39. A light heart lives long. ÀR¥Hר¡C 40. A little body often harbors a great soul. ¿@ÁYªº³£¬Oºë«~¡C 41. A little knowledge is a dangerous thing. ¤@ª¾¥b¸Ñ¡A¦Û´Û´Û¤H¡C 42. A little pot is soon hot. ª¯¨{¤l²±¤£±o¥|¨âªo¡C 43. All are brave when the enemy flies. ¼Ä¤H°k«®É¡A¤H¤H³£¦¨¤F«i¤h¡C 44. All good things come to an end. ¤Ñ¤U¨S¦³¤£´²ªººá®u¡C 45. All rivers run into sea. ®ü¯Ç¦Ê¤t¡C 46. All roads lead to Rome. ±ø±ø¤j¸ô³qù°¨¡C 47. All that ends well is well. µ²ªG¦n¡A´N¤@¤Á³£¦n¡C 48. All that glitters is not gold. °{¥úªº¤£¤@©w³£¬Oª÷¤l¡C 49. All things are difficult before they are easy. ¤Z¨ÆÁ`¬O¥ÑÃø¦Ó©ö¡C 50. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. ¥u·|¥Î¥\¤£ª±A¡AÁo©ú«Ä¤l¤]Å̡ܶC 51. A man becomes learned by asking questions. ¤£®¢¤U°Ý¤~¯à¦³¾Ç°Ý¡C 52. A man can do no more than he can. ¤Z¨Æ³£À³¶q¤O¦Ó¦æ¡C 53. A man cannot spin and reel at the same time. ¤@¤ß¤£¯à¤G¥Î¡C 54. A man is known by his friends. ¤°¤\¤H¥æ¤°¤\ªB¤Í¡C 55. A man of words and not of deeds is like a garden full of weeds. ¥ú»¡ªÅ¸Ü¤£°µ¨Æ¡AµS¦pªá¶é¥úªø¨ë¡C 56. A man without money is no man at all. ¤@¤À¿úÃøË^¶¯º~¡C 57. A merry heart goes all the way. ¤ßÃm¯«©É¡A¨Æ¨Æ¶¶§Q¡C 58. A miss is as good as a mile. ¥¢¤§²@Íù¡A®t¤§¤d¨½¡C 59. A mother's love never changes. ¥À·R¥ÃùÚ¡C 60. An apple a day keeps the doctor away. ¤@¤Ñ¤@Ä«ªG¡A¤£¥Î½ÐÂå¥Í¡C 61. A new broom sweeps clean. ·s©x¤W¥ô¤T§â¤õ¡C 62. An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth. ¥H²´ÁÙ²´¡A¥H¤úÁÙ¤ú¡C 63. An hour in the morning is worth two in the evening. ¤@¤é¤§p¦b¤_±á¡C 64. An old dog cannot learn new tricks. ¦Ñª¯¾Ç¤£¥X·s§âÀ¸¡C 65. An ounce of luck is better than a pound of wisdom. Áo©ú¤~´¼¡A¤£¦p¹B®ð¡C 66. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. ¹w¨¾¬°¥D¡AªvÀø¬°»²¡C 67. A rolling stone gathers no moss. ºu¥Û¤£¥Ía¡AÂà·~¤£»E°]¡C 68. As a man sows, so he shall reap. ºØ¥Ê±o¥Ê¡AºØ¨§±o¨§¡C 69. A single flower does not make a spring. ¤@ªá¿W©ñ¤£¬O¬K¡A¦Êªá»ô©ñ¬Kº¡¶é¡C 70. A snow year, a rich year. ·ç³·¥üÂצ~¡C 71. A sound mind in a sound body. °·¥þªººë¯«´J¤_°·±dªº¨Åé¡C 72. A still tongue makes a wise head. ¹è¨¥ªÌ´¼¡C 73. A stitch in time saves nine. ¤p¬}¤£¸É¡A¤j¬}¦YW¡C 74. A straight foot is not afraid of a crooked shoe. ¨¥¿¤£©È¼v¤l±×¡C 75. A wise head makes a close mouth. ¯u¤H¤£ÅS¬Û¡AÅS¬Û«D¯u¤H¡C 76. A word spoken is past recalling. ¤@¨¥¬J¥X¡A¾o°¨Ãø°l¡C 77. A year's plan starts with spring. ¤@¦~¤§p¦b¤_¬K¡C 78. A young idler, an old beggar. ¤Ö§§¤£§V¤O¡A¦Ñ¤j®{¶Ë´d¡C 79. Bad news has wings. ¦n¨Æ¤£¥Xªù¡AÃa¨Æ¶Ç¤d¨½¡C 80. Barking dogs seldom bite. §p¤ü¤£«r¤H¡C 81. Beauty lies in the love's eyes. ±¡¤H²´¨½¥X¦è¬I¡C 82. Be swift to hear, slow to speak. Å¥©y±Ó±¶¡A¨¥©y½w¦æ¡C 83. Better late than never. ¤£©ÈºC¡A³æ©È¯¸¡C 84. Better to ask the way than go astray. °Ý¸ôÁ`¤ñ°g¸ô¦n¡C 85. Between friends all is common. ªB¤Í¤§¶¡¤£¤À©¼¦¹¡C 86. Birds of a feather flock together. ª«¥HÃþ»E¡A¤H¥H¸s¤À¡C 87. Blood is thicker than water. ¦å¿@¤_¤ô¡C 88. Blood will have blood. ¦å¶Å¦åÀv¡C 89. Books and friends should be few but good. Ū®Ñ¦p¥æ¤Í¡AÀ³¨D¤Ö¦Óºë¡C 90. Business is business. ¤½¨Æ¤½¿ì¡C 91. Business is the salt of life. ¨Æ·~¬O¤H¥Íªº²Ä¤@»Ýn¡C 92. By reading we enrich the mind, by conversation we polish it. Ū®Ñ¨Ï¤H¥R¹ê¡A¥æ½Í¨Ï¤Hºë©ú¡C 93. Cannot see the wood for the trees. ¤@¸»Ù¥Ø¡A¤£¨£®õ¤s¡C 94. Care and diligence bring luck. ÂÔ·V©M¶Ô¾Ä¤~¯à§ì¦í¾÷¹J¡C 95. Caution is the parent of safety. ¤p¤ß¾p±o¸U¦~²î¡C 96. Cheats never prosper. ÄF¤Hµo¤£¤F°]¡C 97. Children are what the mothers are. ¦ÕÀá¥Ø¬V¡A¨±Ð¨¥¶Ç¡C 98. Choose an author as you choose a friend. ¾Ü®Ñ¦p¾Ü¤Í¡C 99. Come what may, heaven won't fall. °µ§Aªº§a¡A¤Ñ¶ò¤£¤U¨Ó¡C 100. Complacency is the enemy of study. ¾Ç²ßªº¼Ä¤H¬O¦Û¤vªºº¡¨¬¡C 101. Confidence in yourself is the first step on the road to success. ¦Û«H¬O¨«¦V¦¨¥\ªº²Ä¤@¨B¡C 102. Constant dripping wears away a stone. ¤ôºw¥Û¬ï¡A÷¿÷¤ìÂ_¡C 103. Content is better than riches. ª¾¨¬ªÌ±`¼Ö¡C 104. Count one's chickens before they are hatched. ³J¥¼¹å¥ý¼ÆÂú¡C 105. Courtesy on one side only lasts not long. ¨Ó¦Ó¤£©¹«D§¤]¡C 106. Creep before you walk. ´`§Çº¥¶i¡C 107. Cry for the moon. ®ü©³¼´¤ë¡C 108. Custom is a second nature. ²ßºD¬O¦Z¤Ñ¾i¦¨ªº¡C 109. Custom makes all things easy. ¦³Ó¦n²ßºD¡A¨Æ¨Æ¬Ò¤£Ãø¡C 110. Diamond cuts diamond. ±j¤¤¦Û¦³±j¤¤¤â¡C 111. Do as the Romans do. ¤J¶mÀH«U¡C 112. Do as you would be done by. ¤v©Ò¤£±ý¡A¤Å¬I¤_¤H¡C 113. Doing is better than saying. »P¨ä±¾¦b¼L¤W¡A¤£¦p¸¨¹ê¦b¦æ°Ê¤W¡C 114. Do it now. ¾÷¤£¥i¥¢¡A®É¤£¦A¨Ó¡C 115. Do nothing by halves. ¤Z¨Æ¤£¥i¥b³~¦Ó¼o¡C 116. Don't claim to know what you don't know. ¤£n¤£À´¸ËÀ´¡C 117. Don't have too many irons in the fire. ¤£nÅó¨Æ¹L¦h¡C 118. Don't make a mountain out of a molehill. ¤£n¤pÃD¤j°µ¡C 119. Don't put off till tomorrow what should be done today. ¤µ¤é¨Æ¡A¤µ¤é²¦¡C 120. Don't put the cart before the horse. ¤£n¥»¥½Ë¸m¡C 121. Don't trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. ¤£n¦Û§ä³Â·Ð¡C 122. Don't try to teach your grandmother to suck eggs. ¤£n¯Zªù§Ë©ò¡C 123. Do well and have well. µ½¦³µ½³ø¡C 124. Each bird love to hear himself sing. ©tªÚ¦Û½à¡C 125. Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise. ¦ºÎ¦°_¨Åé¦n¡C 126. Easier said than done. »¡±o®e©ö¡A°µ±oÃø¡C 127. Easy come, easy go. ¨Ó¤]¥^¥^¡A¥h¤]¥^¥^¡C 128. Eat to live, but not live to eat. ¤H¦Y¶º¬O¬°¤F¬¡µÛ¡A¦ý¬¡µÛ¤£¬O¬°¤F¦Y¶º¡C 129. Empty vessels make the greatest sound. ¹ê¿iµLÁnªÅ¿iÅT¡Aº¡²~¤£°Ê¥b²~·n¡C 130. Envy has no holidays. §Ò§ª¤§¤HµL¹ç¤é¡C 131. Even Homer sometimes nods. ´¼ªÌ¤d¼{¡A¥²¦³¤@¥¢¡C 132. Even reckoning makes long friends. ¿Ë¥S§Ì¡A©úºâ½ã¡C 133. Every advantage has its disadvantage. ¦³§Q¥²¦³¹ú¡C 134. Everybody's business is nobody's business. ¤H¤Ht³d¡Aµ¥¤_¨S¤Ht³d¡C 135. Every day is not Sunday. ¦n´º¤£±`¦b¡C 136. Every dog has his day. ½Ö³£¦³±o·Nªº®ÉÔ¡C 137. Every door may be shut, but death's door. ¤H¥Í¦b¥@¡A°ß¦ºÃø°k¡C 138. Every heart has its own sorrow. ¦U¤H¦³¦U¤HªºW´o¡C 139. Every little helps a mickle. »E¨F¦¨¶ð¡A¶°µÅ¦¨¸Ê¡C 140. Every man for himself, and the devil takes the hindmost. ¤H¤£¬°¤v¡A¤Ñ¸Ý¦a·À¡C 141. Every man has his faults. ª÷µL¨¬¨ª¡A¤HµL§¹¤H¡C 142. Every man has his hobbyhorse. ÅÚ¤R«Cµæ¡A¦U¦³©Ò·R¡C 143. Every man has his weak side. ¤H¤H³£¦³®zÂI¡C 144. Every man is the architect of his own fortune. ¦Û¤vªº©R¹B¦Û¤v´x´¤¡C 145. Every minute counts. ¤À¬í¥²ª§¡C 146. Every mother's child is handsome. «Ä¤l¬O¦Û¤vªº¦n¡C 147. Every potter praises hit pot. ¤ý±C½æ¥Ê¡A¦Û½æ¦Û¦j¡C 148. Everything is good when new, but friends when old. ªF¦è¬O·sªº¦n¡AªB¤Í¬O¦Ñªº¿Ë¡C 149. Example is better then percept. »¡¤@¹M¡A¤£¦p°µ¤@¹M¡C 150. Experience is the father of wisdom and memory the mother. ¸gÅç¬O´¼¼z¤§¤÷¡A°O¾Ð¬O´¼¼z¤§¥À¡C 151. Experience must be bought. ¦Y¤@¹Õ¡Aªø¤@´¼¡C 152. Fact speak louder than words. ¨Æ¹ê³Ó¤_¶¯ÅG¡C 153. Failure is the mother of success. ¥¢±Ñ¬O¦¨¥\¤§¥À¡C 154. False friends are worse than bitter enemies. ©úºj©ö¸ú¡A·t½bÃø¨¾¡C 155. Far from eye, far from heart. ²´¤£¨£¡A¤ß¤£·Ð¡C 156. Far water does not put out near fire. »·¤ô±Ï¤£¤Fªñ¤õ¡C 157. Faults are thick where love is thin. ¤@´Â±¡·N²H¡A¼Ë¼Ë¤£¶¶²´¡C 158. Fear always springs from ignorance. ®£Äß·½¤_µLª¾¡C 159. Fields have eyes, and woods have ears. ¹jùÙ¦³¦Õ¡C 160. Fire and water have no mercy. ¤ô¤õµL±¡¡C 161. Fire is a good servant but a bad master. ¤õ¬O¤@§âÂù¤b¼C¡C 162. First come, first served. ¥ý¨Ó¦Z¨ì¡C 163. First impressions are half the battle. ªì¦¸¨£±¡A¦L¶H³Ì²`¡C 164. First think and then speak. ¥ý·Q¦Z»¡¡C 165. Fools grow without watering. ¦´¤ì¤£¥iÀJ¡C 166. Fool's haste is no speed. ±ý³t«h¤£¹F¡C 167. Fools has fortune. §b¤H¦³§bºÖ¡C 168. Fools learn nothing from wise men, but wise men learn much from fools. ·MªÌ¤£¾ÇµL³N¡A´¼ªÌ¤£®¢¤U°Ý¡C 169. Forbidden fruit is sweet. ¸TªG®æ¥~»¡C 170. Fortune favors those who use their judgement. ¾÷¹J°¾·Rµ½Â_¤§¤H¡C 171. Fortune knocks once at least at every man's gate. ·¤ô½ü¬yÂà¡C 172. Four eyes see more than two. ¶°«ä¼s¯q¡C 173. Friends agree best at distance. ªB¤Í¤§¶¡¤]·|«O«ù¶ZÂ÷¡C 174. Friends are thieves of time. ªB¤Í¬O®É¶¡ªºÅѸé¡C 175. Friends must part. ¦A¦nªºªB¤Í¤]¦³¤À¤âªº®ÉÔ¡C 176. Genius is nothing but labor and diligence. ¤Ñ¤~¤£¹L¬O¶Ô¾Ä¦Ó¤w¡C 177. Give a dog a bad name and hang him. ²³¤fÅàª÷¡A¿n·´¾P°©¡C 178. God helps those who help themselves. ¦Û§UªÌ¤Ñ§U¡C 179. Gold will not buy anything. ¶Àª÷¦}«D¸U¯à¡C 180. Good for good is natural, good for evil is manly. ¥H¼w³ø¼w¬O±`²z¡A¥H¼w³ø«è¤j¤V¤Ò¡C 181. Good health is over wealth. °·±d¬O³Ì¤jªº°]´I¡C 182. Good medicine for health tastes bitter to the mouth. ¨}ÃÄW¤f§Q¤_¯f¡C 183. Good watch prevents misfortune. ÂÔ·V®ø¨a¡C 184. Great barkers are no biters. ¦nª¯¤£¾×¹D¡C 185. Great hopes make great man. °¶¤jªº©êt³y´N°¶¤jªº¤Hª«¡C 186. Great minds think alike. ^¶¯©Ò¨£²¤¦P¡C 187. Great men have great faults. ^¶¯¥Ç¤j¿ù»~¡C 188. Great men's sons seldom do well. ´I¤£¹L¤T¥N¡C 189. Great trees are good for nothing but shade. ¤j¾ð©³¤U¦n¼²D¡C 190. Great wits have short memories. ¶Q¤H¦h§Ñ¨Æ¡C 191. Greedy folks have long arms. ¤ß³g¤âªø¡C 192. Guilty consciences make men cowards. °µ¸é¤ßµê¡C 193. Habit cures habit. ¤ß¯fÁٻݤßÃÄÂå¡C 194. Handsome is he who does handsomely. ¦æ¬°º}«G¤~ºâ¬ü¡C 195. Happiness takes no account of time. Åw¼Ö¤£Ä±®É¥ú¹L¡C 196. Happy is he who owes nothing. n·Q¬¡±oµh§Ö¡A¨¤W¤£¯àI¶Å¡C 197. Happy is the man who learns from the misfortunes of others. §l¨ú¥L¤H±Ð°V¡A¦Û¤v¤~·|¨«¹B¡C 198. Harm set, harm get. ®`¤H®`¤v¡C 199. Hasty love, soon cold. ¤@¨£ÄÁ±¡Ãøºû¤[¡C 200. Health is better than wealth. °·±d³Ó¹L°]´I¡C 201. Health is happiness. °·±d´N¬O©¯ºÖ¡C 202. Hear all parties. ÝÅ¥«h©ú¡C 203. Heaven never helps the man who will not act. ¦Û¤v¤£°Ê¡A¥s¤Ñ¦ó¥Î¡C 204. He is a fool that forgets himself. ·MªÌ§Ñ¥G©Ò¥H¡C 205. He is a good friend that speaks well of us behind our backs. I¦Z»¡¦n¸Ü¡A¤~¬O¯uªB¤Í¡C 206. He is a wise man who speaks little. Áo©ú¤£¬O±¾¦b¼L¤W¡C 207. He is lifeless that is faultless. ¥u¦³¦º¤H¤~¤£¥Ç¿ù»~¡C 208. He is not fit to command others that cannot command himself. ¥¿¤H¥ý¥¿¤v¡C 209. He is not laughed at that laughs at himself first. ¦Û¼JªÌ¤£·|Åý¤H¨£¯º¡C 210. He is wise that is honest. ¸Û¹êªÌ³Ì©ú´¼¡C 211. He knows most who speaks least. ¤j´¼Y·M¡C 212. He laughs best who laughs last. ½Ö¯º¨ì³Ì¦Z¡A½Ö¯º±o³Ì¦n¡C 213. He sets the fox to keep the geese. ¤Þ¯T¤J«Ç¡C 214. He that climbs high falls heavily. ª¦±o¶V°ª¡AºL±o¶V«¡C 215. He that will not work shall not eat. ¤£³Ò°ÊªÌ¤£±o¹¡C 216. He who does not advance loses ground. °f¤ô¦æ¦à¡A¤£¶i«h°h¡C 217. He who makes constant complaint gets little compassion. ¸g±`¶DW¡A¨S¤H¦P±¡¡C 218. He who makes no mistakes makes nothing. ·Q¤£¥Ç¿ù»~¡A´N¤@¨ÆµL¦¨¡C 219. He who risks nothing gains nothing. ¦¬Àò»P·ÀI¦}¦s¡C 220. History repeats itself. ¾ú¥v©¹©¹«ºt¡C 221. Honesty is the best policy. °µ¤H¸Û«H¬°¥»¡C 222. Hope for the best, but prepare for the worst. ©ê³Ì¦nªºº@±æ¡A°µ³ÌÃaªº¥´ºâ¡C 223. I cannot be your friend and your flatterer too. ªB¤Í¤£¯àªü½Û©^©Ó¡C 224. If a man deceives me once, shame on him, if he deceives me twice, shame on me. ¤W·í¤@¦^ÀY¡A¦A¦h´N¥i®¢¡C 225. If you make yourself an ass, don't complain if people ride you. ¤Hµ½³Q¤H´Û¡A°¨µ½³Q¤HÃM¡C 226. If your ears glow, someone is talking of you. ¦Õ¦·µo¿N¡A¦³¤H©À¥o¡C 227. If you run after two hares, you will catch neither. ¸}½ñ¨â±ø²î¡A¥²©w¸¨ªÅ¡C 228. If you sell the cow, you sell her milk too. ±þÂû¨ú§Z¡C 229. If you venture nothing, you will have nothing. ¤£¤Jªê¥Þ¡A²j±oªê¤l¡C 230. If you want knowledge, you must toil for it. n·Q¨Dª¾¡A´N±o¦YW¡C 231. Industry is the parent of success. ¶Ô¾Ä¬O¦¨¥\¤§¥À¡C 232. It is better to die when life is a disgrace. ¹ç¬°¥É¸H¡A¤£¬°¥Ë¥þ¡C 233. It is easier to get money than to keep it. ±Ã¿ú®e©ööã¿úÃø¡C 234. It is easy to be wise after the event. ¨Æ¦Z½Ñ¸¯«G¦n·í¡C 235. It is easy to open a shop but hard to keep it always open. ³Ð·~®e©ö¦u·~Ãø¡C 236. It is hard to please all. ²³¤fÃø½Õ¡C 237. It is never too old to learn. ¬¡¨ì¦Ñ¡A¾Ç¨ì¦Ñ¡C 238. It is no use crying over spilt milk. ÂФôÃø¦¬¡C 239. It is the first step that costs troublesome. ¸U¨Æ¶}ÀYÃø¡C 240. It is the unforeseen that always happens. ¤Ñ¦³¤£´ú·¤ª¡A¤H¦³¥¹¤iº×ºÖ¡C 241. It is too late to grieve when the chance is past. §¤¥¢¨}¾÷¡A¦Z®¬¤w¿ð¡C 242. It never rains but it pours. ¤£»ï«h¤w¡A¤@»ïÅå¤H¡C 243. It takes three generations to make a gentleman. ¤Q¦~¾ð¤ì¡A¦Ê¦~¾ð¤H¡C 244. Jack of all trades and master of none. ªùªùºë³q¡A¼Ë¼Ëµ}ªQ¡C 245. Judge not from appearances. ¤H¤£¥i»ª¬Û¡A®ü¤£¥i¤æ¶q¡C 246. Justice has long arms. ¤Ñºô«ì«ì¡A²¨¦Ó¤£º|¡C 247. Keep good men company and you shall be of the number. ªñ¦¶ªÌ¨ª¡Aªñ¾¥ªÌ¶Â¡C 248. Kill two birds with one stone. ¤@½bÂùÀJ¡C 249. Kings go mad, and the people suffer for it. §g¤ýµo¨g¡A¦Ê©m¾D¬o¡C 250. Kings have long arms. ´¶¤Ñ¤§¤U¡A²ö«D¤ý¤g¡C 251. Knowledge is power. ª¾ÃÑ´N¬O¤O¶q¡C 252. Knowledge makes humble, ignorance makes proud. ³Õ¾Ç¨Ï¤HÁ¾»¹¡AµLª¾¨Ï¤Hź¶Æ¡C 253. Learn and live. ¬¡µÛ¡A¬°¤F¾Ç²ß¡C 254. Learning makes a good man better and ill man worse. ¦n¤H¶V¾Ç¶V¦n¡AÃa¤H¶V¾Ç¶VÃa¡C 255. Learn not and know not. ¤£¾ÇµL³N¡C 256. Learn to walk before you run. ¥ý¾Ç¨«¡A¦A¾Ç¶]¡C 257. Let bygones be bygones. ¹L¥hªº´NÅý¥¦¹L¥h§a¡C 258. Let sleeping dogs lie. §O·S³Â·Ð¡C 259. Let the cat out of the bag. ªnº|¤Ñ¾÷¡C 260. Lies can never changes fact. ÁÀ¨¥²×¨s¬OÁÀ¨¥¡C 261. Lies have short legs. ÁÀ¨¥¯¸¤£ªø¡C 262. Life is but a span. ¤H¥ÍWµu¡C 263. Life is half spent before we know what it is. ¤H¹L¥b¥Í¡A¤èª¾¤Ñ©R¡C 264. Life is not all roses. ¤H¥Í¦}¤£¬O±d²ø¤j¹D¡C 265. Life without a friend is death. ¨S¦³ªB¤Í¡AÁö¥ÍµS¦º¡C 266. Like a rat in a hole. Â|¤¤¤§Å¾¡C 267. Like author, like book. ¤å¦p¨ä¤H¡C 268. Like father, like son. ¦³¨ä¤÷¥²¦³¨ä¤l¡C 269. Like for like. ¤@³øÁÙ¤@³ø¡C 270. Like knows like. ´i´i¬Û±¤¡C 271. Like mother, like daughter. ¦³¨ä¥À¥²¦³¨ä¤k¡C 272. Like teacher, like pupil. ¤°¤\¼Ëªº¦Ñ®v±Ð¤°¤\¼Ëªº¾Ç¥Í¡C 273. Like tree, like fruit. ¦Ï¤ò¥X¦b¦Ï¨¤W¡C 274. Little things amuse little minds. ¤p¤HµL¤j§Ó¡C 275. Look before you leap. ºN²M±¡ªp¦A¦æ°Ê¡C 276. Lookers-on see more than players. ·í§½ªÌ°g¡A®ÇÆ[ªÌ²M¡C 277. Losers are always in the wrong. ³ÓªÌ¬°¤ý¡A±ÑªÌ¬°±F¡C 278. Lost time is never found again. ·³¤ë¬J©¹¡A¤@¥h¤£¦^¡C 279. Love at first sight. ¤@¨£ÄÁ±¡¡C 280. Love cannot be compelled. ·R±¡¤£¯à±j¨D¡C 281. Love is blind. ·R±¡¬Oª¼¥Øªº¡C 282. Love is full of trouble. ·R±¡¥Rº¡·Ð´o¡C 283. Love is never without jealousy. ¨S¦³§ª§Ò´N¨S¦³·R±¡¡C 284. Love me, love my dog. ·R«Î¤Î¯Q¡C 285. Make hay while the sun shines. ¨}¾÷¤Å¥¢¡C 286. Make your enemy your friend. ¤Æ¼Ä¬°¤Í¡C 287. Man is the soul of the universe. ¤H¬O¸Uª«¤§ÆF¡C 288. Man proposes, God disposes. ¿Ñ¨Æ¦b¤H¡A¦¨¨Æ¦b¤Ñ¡C 289. Many hands make light work. ²³¤H¬B®ã¤õµK°ª¡C 290. Many heads are better than one. ¤TÓ¯ä¥Ö¦K¡AÁɹL½Ñ¸¯«G¡C 291. Many things grow in the garden that were never sown there. ¦³¤ß®âªáªá¤£µo¡AµL¤ß´¡¬h¬h¦¨½®¡C 292. Measure for measure. °w¾W¬Û¹ï¡C 293. Misfortunes never come alone. º×¤£³æ¦æ¡C 294. Misfortune tests the sincerity of friends. ±wÃø¨£¯u±¡¡C 295. Money isn't everything. ¿ú¤£¬O¸U¯àªº¡C 296. Murder will out. ¯È¥]¤£¦í¤õ¡C 297. My son is my son till he has got him a wife, but my daughter is my daughter all the days of her life. ¨à¤l±B«e¬O¨à¤l¡A¤k¨à²×¥Í¬O¤k¨à¡C 298. Nature is the true law. ¤Ñ¦æ¦³±`¡A¤£¬°³ó¦s¡A¤£¬°®å¤`¡C 299. Necessity is the mother of invention. »Ýn¬Oµo©úªº°Ê¤O¡C 300. Never fish in trouble water. ¤£n²V¤ôºN³½¡C 301. Never judge from appearances. ¤£¥i¥H»ª¨ú¤H¡C 302. Never say die. ¥Ã¤£¨¥±Ñ¡C 303. Never too old to learn, never too late to turn. ¤`¦Ï¸É¨c¡A¬°®É¥¼±ß¡C 304. New wine in old bottles. ²~¸Ë·s°s¡C 305. No cross, no crown. ¤£¸g¾ú·«B¡A«ç¤\¨£±mi¡C 306. No garden without its weeds. ¨S¦³¤£ªø¯óªº¶é¤l¡C 307. No living man all things can. ¥@¤W¨S¦³¸U¨Æ³q¡C 308. No man can do two things at once. ¤@¤ß¤£¥i¤G¥Î¡C 309. No man is born wise or learned. ¨S¦³¥Í¦Óª¾¤§ªÌ¡C 310. No man is content. ¤H¤ß¤£¨¬³D§]¶H¡C 311. No man is wise at all times. Áo©ú¤@¥@¡A½kÒ\¤@®É¡C 312. None are so blind as those who won't see. µø¦Ó¤£¨£¡C 313. None are so deaf as those who won't hear. ¥R¦Õ¤£»D¡C 314. No news is good news. ¨S¦³®ø®§´N¬O¦n®ø®§¡C 315. No one can call back yesterday. ¬Q¤é¤£·|«²{¡C 316. No pains, no gains. ¨S¦³¥I¥X´N¨S¦³¦¬Àò¡C 317. No pleasure without pain. ¨S¦³W´N¨S¦³¼Ö¡C 318. No rose without a thorn. ¨S¦³¤£±a¨ëªºª´ºÀ¡C 319. No sweet without sweat. ¥ýW¦Z²¢¡C 320. No smoke without fire. µL·¤£°_®ö¡C 321. Nothing brave, nothing have. ¤£¤Jªê¥Þ¡A²j±oªê¤l¡C 322. Nothing dries sooner than a tear. ²´²\¤z±o³Ì§Ö¡C 323. Nothing in the world is difficult for one who sets his mind to it. ¥@¤WµLÃø¨Æ¡A¥u©È¦³¤ß¤H¡C 324. Nothing is difficult to the man who will try. ¥@¤WµLÃø¨Æ¡A¥unªÖµnÃk¡C 325. Nothing seek, nothing find. ¨S¦³°l¨D´N¨S¦³¦¬Àò¡C 326. Nothing is so necessary for travelers as languages. ¥~¥X®È¦æ¡A»y¨¥³Ìnºò¡C 327. Nothing is to be got without pains but poverty. ¥@¤W°ß¦³³h½a¥i¥H¤£³Ò¦ÓÀò¡C 328. Not to advance is to go back. ¤£¶i«h°h¡C 329. Not to know what happened before one was born is always to be a child. ¤£À´¥@¬G¡A¥®¸X¥i¯º¡C 330. No way is impossible to courage. «iªÌµLÄß¡C 331. Obedience is the first duty of a soldier. x¤H¥HªA±q©R¥O¬°¤Ñ¾¡C 332. Observation is the best teacher. Æ[¹î¬O³Ì¦nªº¦Ñ®v¡C 333. Offense is the best defense. ¶i§ð¬O³Ì¦nªº¨¾±s¡C 334. Old friends and old wines are best. ³¯°s¨ý¾J¡A¦Ñ¤Í±¡²`¡C 335. Old sin makes new shame. ¤@¥¢¨¬¦¨¤d¥j«ë¡C 336. Once a man and twice a child. ¤@¦¸¦Ñ¡A¨â¦¸¤p¡C 337. Once a thief, always a thief. °½µs¤@¦¸¡A°µ¸é¤@¥@¡C 338. Once bitten, twice shy. ¤@´Â³Q³D«r¡A¤Q¦~©È¤«Ã·¡C 339. One boy is a boy, two boys half a boy, three boys no boy. ¤@Ó©M©|¬D¤ô³Ü¡A¨âÓ©M©|©ï¤ô³Ü¡A¤TÓ©M©|¨S¤ô³Ü¡C 340. One cannot put back the clock. ®ÉÄÁ¤£¯àËÂà¡C 341. One eyewitness is better than ten hearsays. ¦Ê»D¤£¦p¤@¨£¡C 342. One false move may lose the game. ¤@µÛ¤£·V¡Aº¡½L¬Ò¿é¡C 343. One good turn deserves another. ¦æµ½¿n¼w¡C 344. One hour today is worth two tomorrow. ª§¤À¹Ü¬í®Ä²v°ª¡C 345. One man's fault is other man's lesson. «e¨®¤§Å³¡C 346. One never loses anything by politeness. Á¿Â§»ª¤£¦YÁ«¡C 347. One swallow does not make a summer. ¤@¿P¤£¦¨®L¡C 348. One's words reflect one's thinking. ¨¥¬°¤ßÁn¡C 349. Out of debt, out of danger. µL¶Å¤@¨»´¡C 350. Out of office, out of danger. µL©x¤@¨»´¡C 351. Out of sight, out of mind. ²´¤£¨£¡A¤ß¬°ÀR¡C 352. Patience is the best remedy. §Ô@¬O¨}ÃÄ¡C 353. Penny wise, pound foolish. ³g¤p«K©y¦Y¤jÁ«¡C 354. Plain dealing is praised more than practiced. ¥¿¤j¥ú©úªÌ¡A»¡¨ìªº¦h¡A°µ¨ìªº¤Ö¡C 355. Please the eye and plague the heart. ³g¹Ï¤@®É§Ö¬¡¡A¥²µM¯d¤UÁôº×¡C 356. Pleasure comes through toil. WºÉ¥Ì¨Ó¡C 357. Pour water into a sieve. ¦ËÄx¤l¥´¤ô¤@³õªÅ¡C 358. Practice makes perfect. ¼ô¯à¥Í¥©¡C 359. Praise is not pudding. ®¥ºû¸Ü¤£¯à·í¶º¦Y¡C 360. Praise makes good men better, and bad men worse. ¦n¤H¶V¦j¶V¦n¡AÃa¤H¶V¦j¶VÁV¡C 361. Prefer loss to unjust gain. ¹ç¥i¦YÁ«¡A¤£³g«K©y¡C 362. Prevention is better than cure. ¹w¨¾³Ó¤_ªvÀø¡C 363. Pride goes before, and shame comes after. ź¶Æ¨Ï¤H¸¨¦Z¡C 364. Promise is debt. ¤@¿Õ¤dª÷¡C 365. Proverbs are the daughters of daily experience. ¿Î»y¬O¤é±`¸gÅ窺µ²´¹¡C 366. Pull the chestnut out of fire. ¤õ¤¤¨ú®ß¡C 367. Put the cart before the horse. ¥»¥½Ë¸m¡C 368. Put your shoulder to the wheel. ¹©¤O¬Û§U¡C 369. Reading enriches the mind. ¶}¨÷¦³¯q¡C 370. Reading is to the mind while exercise to the body. Ū®Ñ°·¸£¡A¹B°Ê±j¨¡C 371. Respect yourself, or no one else will respect you. n¤H´L·q¡A¥²¶·¦Û«¡C 372. Rome is not built in a day. ¦Bá¤T¤Ø¡A«D¤@¤é¤§´H¡C 373. Saying is one thing and doing another. ¨¥¦æ¤£¤@¡C 374. Seeing is believing. ²´¨£¬°¹ê¡C 375. Seek the truth from facts. ¹ê¨Æ¨D¬O¡C 376. Send a wise man on an errand, and say nothing to him. ´¼ªÌ·í®t¡A¤£¥Î¥æ¥N¡C 377. Set a thief to catch a thief. ¥H¸é®»¸é¡C 378. Short accounts make long friends. ¦nªB¤Í¶Ôºâ½ã¡C 379. Something is better than nothing. ²á³Ó¤_µL¡C 380. Soon learn, soon forgotten. ¾Ç±o§Ö¡A§Ñ±o§Ö¡C 381. Soon ripe, soon rotten. ¼ô±o§Ö¡AÄê±o§Ö¡C 382. Speech is silver, silence is gold. ¯à¨¥¬O»È¡A¨IÀq¬Oª÷¡C 383. Still water run deep. ÀR¤ô±`²`¡C 384. Strike the iron while it is hot. ¶X¼ö¥´ÅK¡C 385. Success belongs to the persevering. °í«ù´N¬O³Ó§Q¡C 386. Take things as they come. ¬J¨Ó¤§¡A«h¦w¤§¡C 387. Talking mends no holes. ªÅ½ÍµL¸É¡C 388. Talk of the devil and he will appear. »¡±ä¾Þ¡A±ä¾Þ´N¨ì¡C 389. Tall trees catch much wind. ¾ð¤j©Û·¡C 390. Teach others by your example. °`¿Ë¥ÜS¡C 391. The best hearts are always the bravest. µL¨pªÌµL¬È¡C 392. The best man stumbles. °¶¤H¤]¦³¥Ç¿ù®É¡C 393. The cat shuts its eyes when stealing. ±»¦Õµs¹a¡C 394. The danger past and God forgotten. ¹Lªe©î¾ô¡C 395. The darkest hour is nearest the dawn. ¾¤©ú«eªº¶Â·t¡C 396. The darkest place is under the candlestick. Àë»O©³¤U³Ì·t¡C 397. The devil knows many things because he is old. ¦Ñ°¨Ãѳ~¡C 398. The devil sometimes speaks the truth. Å]°¦³®É¤]·|»¡¯u¸Ü¡C 399. The die is cast. ¤ì¤w¦¨¦à¡C 400. The early bird catches the worm. ¦°_ªº³¾¨à¦³ÂΦY¡C 401. The end justifies the means. ¥un¥Øªº¥¿·í¡A¥i¥H¤£¾Ü¤â¬q¡C 402. The end makes all equal. ¦º¤`±«e¡A¤H¤H¥µ¥¡C 403. The eye is bigger than the belly. ³g¦hÄZ¤£Äê¡C 404. The farthest way about is the nearest way home. §Ûªñ¸ô¤Ï¦Ó¶»·¸ô¡C 405. The finest diamond must be cut. ¥É¤£µZ¡A¤£¦¨¾¹¡C 406. The fire is the test of gold, adversity of strong man. ¯P¤õÅç¯uª÷¡AÁ}Ãø¿i·N§Ó¡C 407. The first step is the only difficulty. ÁÚ¥X²Ä¤@¨B¬O³ÌÁ}Ãøªº¡C 408. The fox knew too much, that's how he lost his tail. ¾÷ÃöºâºÉ¤ÓÁo©ú¡A¤Ï»~¤Fëë©Ê©R¡C 409. The fox preys farthest from home. ¨ß¤l¤£¦YºÛÃä¯ó¡C 410. The frog in the well knows nothing of the great ocean. §¤¤«Æ[¤Ñ¡C 411. The grass is greener on the other side. ³o¤s±æµÛ¨º¤s°ª¡C 412. The greatest talkers are always least doers. »y¨¥ªº¥¨¤HÁ`¬O¦æ°Êªº¸G¤l¡C 413. The higher up, the greater the fall. ª¦±o°ª¡AºL±oºG¡C 414. The leopard cannot change its spots. ¥»©ÊÃø²¾¡C 415. The more noble, the more humble. ¤H¶V°ª©|¡A¶VÁ¾µê¡C 416. The more wit, the less courage. ªì¥Í¤ûÃ}¤£©Èªê¡C 417. The outsider sees the most of the game. ®ÇÆ[ªÌ²M¡C 418. The pen is mightier than the sword. µ§¯à±þ¤H¡C 419. The pot calls the kettle black. ¤¤Q¨B¯º¦Ê¨B¡C 420. There are spots in the sun. ¤Ó¶§¤]¦³¶ÂÂI¡C 421. There are two sides to every question. °ÝÃD¬Ò¦³¨â±¡C 422. There is a skeleton in the cupboard. ®a®a¦³¥»Ãø©Àªº¸g¡C 423. There is kindness to be found everywhere. ¤H¶¡³B³B¦³·Å±¡¡C 424. There is no general rule without some exception. ¥ô¦óªk³W§¡¦³¨Ò¥~¡C 425. There is no medicine against death. ¨S¦³ªø¥Í¤£¦ÑÃÄ¡C 426. There is no place like home. ª÷ºÛ»ÈºÛ¤£¦p«¥ªºª¯ºÛ¡C 427. There is no royal road to learning. ®Ñ¤s¦³¸ô¶Ô¬°®|¡A¾Ç®üµL²PW§@¦à¡C 428. The style is the man. ¦r¦p¨ä¤H¡C 429. The tongue is not steel, yet it cuts. ¤H¨¥¥i¬È¡C 430. The water that bears the boat is the same that swallows it up. ¤ô¯à¸ü¦à¡A¥ç¯àÂЦà¡C 431. The wise man knows he knows nothing, the fool thinks he knows all. ²MªÌ¦Û²M¡A¿BªÌ¦Û¿B¡C 432. The wolf has a winning game when the shepherds quarrel. Á®½¸®·ÂÍ¡A¶À³¶¦b¦Z¡C 433. The world is a ladder for some to go up and others to go down. ¥@¬É¦p¶¥±è¡A¦³¤H¤W¦³¤H¤U¡C 434. The world is but a little place, after all. ®ü¤º¦sª¾¤v¡A¤Ñ²PY¤ñ¾F¡C 435. Think twice before you do. ¤T«ä¦Ó¦Z¦æ¡C 436. Things at the worst will mend. §_·¥®õ¨Ó¡C 437. Time and tide wait for no man. ®É¤£§Ú«Ý¡C 438. Time cures all things. ®É¶¡¬OÂåªv¤@¤Á³Ð¶Ëªº¨}ÃÄ¡C 439. Time flies. ¥ú³±¦ü½b¡C 440. Time is money. ®É¶¡´N¬Oª÷¿ú¡C 441. Time lost cannot be won again. ®É¥ú¬y³u¡A¤£¥i´_±o¡C 442. Time past cannot be called back again. ®É¶¡¤£¯àˬy¡C 443. Time tries all. ¸ô»»ª¾°¨¤O¡A¤é¤[¨£¤H¤ß¡C 444. Tit for tat is fair play. ¤H¤£¥Ç§Ú¡A§Ú¤£¥Ç¤H¡F¤HY¥Ç§Ú¡A§Ú¥²¥Ç¤H¡C 445. To err is human. ¤H«DÉo½å¡A±E¯àµL¹L¡C 446. To know everything is to know nothing. ¤°¤\³£ª¾¹D¡A¤@¦p¤°¤\³£¤£ª¾¹D¡C 447. To know oneself is true progress. ¤H¶Q¦³¦Ûª¾¤§©ú¡C 448. Tomorrow never comes. §Ú¥Í«Ý©ú¤é¡A¸U¨Æ¦¨ÁζY¡C 449. Too much familiarity breeds contempt. ¹L¤À¼ô±x·|¨Ï¤H¤¬¤£ªA®ð¡C 450. Too much knowledge makes the head bald. ¾Ç°Ý¤Ó¦h¶Ê¤H¦Ñ¡C 451. Too much liberty spills all. ¦Û¥Ñ©ñ¥ô¡A¤@¨ÆµL¦¨¡C 452. Too much praise is a burden. ¹L¦h¦j¼ú¡A¤Ï¦¨t¾á¡C 453. To save time is to lengthen life. ¸`¬ù®É¶¡´N¬O©µªø¥Í©R¡C 454. Touch pitch, and you will be defiled. ±`¦bªeÃ䨫¡Aþ¦³¤£Àã¾c¡C 455. Troubles never come singly. ºÖµLÂù¦Ü¡Aº×¤£³æ¦æ¡C 456. Truth never grows old. ¯u²z¥Ã¦s¡C 457. Turn over a new leaf. ¬~¤ß²±¡A§ï¹L¦Û·s¡C 458. Two dogs strive for a bone, and a third runs away with it. øf°F¬Ûª§¡Aº®¯Î±o§Q¡C 459. Two heads are better than one. ¤@Ó¦nº~¤TÓÀ°¡C 460. Two of a trade seldom agree. ¦P¦æ¬OÞ®a¡C 461. Two wrongs do not make a right. §O¤H¿ù¤F¡A¤£µ¥¤_§A¹ï¤F¡C 462. Unity is strength. ¹Îµ²´N¬O¤O¶q¡C 463. Unpleasant advice is a good medicine. ©¾¨¥°f¦Õ§Q¤_¦æ¡C 464. Until all is over one's ambition never dies. ¤£¨ì¶Àªe¤ß¤£¦º¡C 465. Venture a small fish to catch a great one. ¦Y¤pÁ«¥e¤j«K©y¡C 466. Virtue is fairer far than beauty. ¬ü¼w»·»·³Ó¹L¬ü»ª¡C 467. Walls have ears. ¤p¤ß¹jùÙ¦³¦Õ¡C 468. Wash your dirty linen at home. ®a¤¡¤£¥i¥~´¡C 469. Water dropping day by day wears the hardest rock away. ºw¤ô¬ï¥Û¡C 470. Wealth is nothing without health. ¥¢¥h°·±d¡A¿ú¦A¦h¤]¨S¥Î¡C 471. We know not what is good until we have lost it. ¦nªF¦è¡A¥¢¥h¤F¤~©ú¥Õ¡C 472. Well begun is half done. ¦nªº¶}©l¡A¬O¦¨¥\ªº¤@¥b¡C 473. We never know the worth of water till the well is dry. ¤«¤z¤èª¾¤ô¥i¶Q¡C 474. We shall never have friends if we expect to find them without fault. ±ý¨D§¹¬üµL¯ÊªºªB¤Í¥²µM¦¨¬°©t®a¹è¤H¡C 475. We should never remember the benefits we have offered nor forget the favor received. ¦Û¤vªº¦n¨Æ§O¥h´£¡A§O¤Hªº®¦´fn»Ê°O¡C 476. Wet behind the ears. ¨Å¯ä¥¼¤z¡C 477. Whatever you do, do with all your might. ¤£ºÞ°µ¤°¤\¡A³£n¤@¤ß¤@·N¡C 478. What is learned in the cradle is carried to the grave. ¨à®É©Ò¾Ç¡A²×¥ÍÃø§Ñ¡C 479. What's done cannot be undone. ¥Í¦ÌµN¦¨¼ô¶º¤F¡C 480. What's lost is lost. ¥¢ªÌ¤£¥i´_±o¡C 481. What we do willingly is easy. º@ªÌ¤£Ãø¡C 482. When in Rome, do as the Romans do. ¤J°ê°Ý¸T¡A¤J¶mÀH«U¡C 483. When everybody's somebody then nobody's anybody. ¤H¤H³£°¶¤j¡A¥@¶¡¨S»¨ªN¡C 484. When sorrow is asleep, wake it not. ¶Ë¤ß¨ƧO«´£¡C 485. When sorrows come, they come not single spies, but in battalions. ·s¤³Â«ë¡A»ô¤W¤ßÀY¡C 486. When the fox preaches, take care of your geese. ¶À¹«¯Tµ¹Âû«ô¦~¡A¨S¦w¦n¤ß¡C 487. When wine is in truth, wit is out. °s¦Z¦R¯u¨¥¡C 488. Where there is a will, there is a way. ¦³§ÓªÌ¨Æ³º¦¨¡C 489. Where there is life, there is hope. ¯d±o«C¤s¦b¡A¤£©È¨S®ã¿N¡C 490. Where there is smoke, there is fire. ¨Æ¥X¦³¦]¡C 491. While the priest climbs a post, the devil climbs ten. ¹D°ª¤@¤Ø¡AÅ]°ª¤@¤V¡C 492. Who chatters to you, will chatter of you. ·h§Ë¤f¦ÞªÌ¥²¬O¤p¤H¡C 493. Whom the gods love die young. ¦n¤H¤£ªø©R¡C 494. Wise man have their mouths in their hearts, fools have their hearts in their mouths. ´¼ªÌ¼L¦b¤ß¨½¡A·MªÌ¤ß¦b¼L¨½¡C 495. Work makes the workman. ¶Ô¤u¥X¥©¦K¡C 496. You cannot burn the candle at both ends. ÄúÀ뤣¯à¨âÀYÂI¡Aºë¤O¤£¥i¹L¤À¯Ó¡C 497. You cannot eat your cake and have it. ³½»Pºµ´x¡A¤£¥i±oÝ¡C 498. You can take a horse to the water but you cannot make him drink. ±j§áªº¥Ê¤£²¢¡C 499. You may know by a handful the whole sack. ¥Ñ¤@´³¥iª¾¥þ»ª¡C 500. You never know what you can till you try. ¬OÆj¤l¬O°¨¡A©Ô¥X¨Ó»¿»¿¡C
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