英語諺語關於日常生活
1、不喝隔夜茶，不飲過量酒。
Do not drink overnight tea, do not drink excessive alcohol.
2、經常打打預防針，體內駐了防疫軍。
They were often vaccinated and the epidemic prevention army was stationed in their bodies.
3、手腳勤快樣樣有，好吃懶做樣樣無。
There are all kinds of diligent hands and feet, but there are none of them.
4、路逢險處須迴避，事到頭來不自由。
Where there is danger on the road, we must avoid it. In the end, we are not free.
5、一頓吃傷，十頓吃湯。
One meal hurts, ten meals soup.
6、日光不照門，醫生便上門。
Doctors come to the door when the sun does not shine.
7、少時練得一身勁，老來健康少生病。
When you are young, you are strong. When you are old, you are healthy and you are young.
8、路遙知馬力，日久見人心。
Lu Yaoyao knows horsepower, and has seen people's hearts and minds for a long time.
9、早起活活腰，一天精神好。
Get up early and live your waist. Have a good day.
10、學問勤中得，富裕儉中來。
Academic diligence leads to wealth and thrift.
11、一人傳虛，百人傳實。
One person tells the truth, one hundred people tell the truth.
12、鐵不煉，不成鋼；人不練，不健康。
Iron does not make steel; people do not practice, not healthy.
13、人急忘羞，狗急眺牆。
A man forgets his shyness and a dog looks at the wall.
14、吃飯先喝湯，腸胃不受傷。
Eat soup first, and your stomach won't hurt.
15、人怕理，馬怕鞭。
People are afraid of reason and horses are afraid of whips.
16、早酒晚茶天明色，時間長了害死人。
Morning wine, evening tea, bright day, long time kills people.
17、路在人走，事在人爲。
The road is man-made.
18、書本不常翻，猶如一塊磚。
Books are not often turned over, they are like bricks.
19、良藥苦口利於病，忠言逆耳利於行。
Good medicine is good for the mouth, but good advice is good for the ear.
20、胡蘿蔔，小人蔘；經常吃，長精神。
Carrots, ginseng; often eat, long spirit.
21、春冷秋熱，必是雨節。
Cold spring and hot autumn are the rainy festivals.
22、人在人前闖，刀在石上蕩。
People rush in front of people and knives swing on stones.
23、有病早治，省錢省事。
Early treatment of illness saves money and trouble.
24、吃了人家的嘴短，拿了人家的手軟。
Eat people's mouth is short, take people's soft hand.
25、頭對風，暖烘烘；腳對風，請郎中。
Head to wind, warm and baking; feet to wind, please Langzhong.
26、若要健，天天練。
If you want to be healthy, practice every day.
27、要想身體好，吃飯不過飽。
If you want to be healthy, you can't eat enough.
28、上炕蘿蔔，下炕姜，勝過醫生開藥方。
Drinking radish and ginger is better than prescribing medicine.
29、滴水成河，粒米成籮。
Drops of water make rivers and grains make barrels.
30、久晴必有久連陰。
A long sunshine must last a long time.
31、笑一笑，少一少；惱一惱，老一老。
Laugh a little, but grow old when you are upset.
32、有福同享，有難同當。
Happy to share, difficult to share.
33、觀棋不語真君子，舉棋不悔大丈夫。
Chess-watching is a real gentleman, and chess-playing does not regret his eldest husband.
34、刀不磨要生鏽，水不流要發臭。
If the knife is not ground, it will rust; if the water does not flow, it will stink.
35、不乾不淨、吃了生病，乾乾淨淨、吃了沒病。
Not clean, eating sick, clean, eating sick.
36、大蔥蘸醬，越吃越胖。
Spring onion dipped in sauce, the more fat you eat.
37、木不鑽不透，人不激不發。
Wood can't be drilled through, people can't be stimulated.
38、出汗勤洗澡，保證皮膚好。
Sweat and bathe frequently to ensure good skin.
39、人離鄉賤，物離鄉貴。
People leave their homes cheap, things leave their homes expensive.
40、一寸光陰一寸金，寸金難買寸光陰。
An inch of time and an inch of gold make it difficult to buy an inch of time.
41、家有良田千頃，不如一技隨身。
Family has a good farmland, not as good as a skill with you.
42、酒多傷身，氣大傷人。
Alcohol hurts the body, but anger hurts the people.
43、人要臉，樹要皮，不要臉的沒法治。
People want face, trees want bark, there is no rule to face.
44、悲傷憂愁，不如握緊拳頭。
It's better to clench your fist when you are sad and sad.
45、飢不暴食，渴不狂飲。
Hunger does not overeat, thirst does not overdrink.
46、好事多磨，善行多難。
Good deeds are hard, but good deeds are hard.
47、吃藥不忌嘴，跑斷太醫腿。
Take medicine without fear of mouth, run off too much medical legs.
48、君子喻於義，小人喻於利。
The gentleman knows what is right; the mean person keeps his mind only on gains.
49、人不可貌相，海水不能用斗量。
Man can't look, and the sea can't be measured in buckets.
50、九里有大霧，百日有風雨。
There is fog in nine miles and wind and rain in a hundred days.
51、不使無繮耕牛，不乘無叉跑馬。
Don't make a hairless cattle, don't ride a horse without a fork.
52、吃麪多喝湯，免得開藥方。
Eat more noodles and drink more soup to avoid prescribing.
53、常說嘴裏順，常寫手不笨。
Often say smooth mouth, often write not stupid.
54、只要功夫深，鐵尺磨成繡花針。
As long as the kungfu is deep, the iron ruler is ground into embroidery needle.
55、撐死能的，餓死熊的。
He who can support death, starves the bear.
56、星星之火，可以燎原。
A spark can start a prairie fire.
57、腦子不怕用，身子不怕動。
Brain is not afraid to use, body is not afraid to move.
58、不怕慢，就怕站。
Not afraid of slow, afraid of standing.
