初二英語諺語
1、人無遠慮，必有近憂。
A man without foresight must have immediate worries.
2、馬好不在叫，人美不在貌。
Ma Jiao is not shouting, but beauty is not in appearance.
3、千里之行，始於足下。
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.
4、鄰舍好，無價寶。
Good neighbors are invaluable.
5、天下無難事，只怕有心人。
Nothing is difficult in the world, just for those who have a heart.
6、一天一根線，十年積成緞。
One thread a day, ten years into satin.
7、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.
8、炕上有病人，地上有愁人。
There are sick people in the Kang and sad people on the ground.
9、巧言不如直道，明人不必細說。
A good word is better than a straight one. A wise man does not need to elaborate.
10、天冷不凍織女手，荒年不餓勤耕人。
Weaver women are not frozen in cold weather, and hardworking people are not hungry in barren years.
11、就是好說不壞，就是壞說不好。
It's good to say bad, but bad to say bad.
12、罵人罵髒口，打人打傷手。
Curse people, swear dirty words, hit people and hurt hands.
13、要打當面鼓，不敲背後鑼。
We should beat drums in front of us, not gongs behind us.
14、聽人勸，吃飽飯；識人教，武藝高。
Listen to persuasion, eat enough food; be knowledgeable and knowledgeable, and be skilled in martial arts.
15、千里之堤，潰於蟻穴。
Thousands of miles of dike, collapse in ant nest.
16、有福同享，有難同當。
Happy to share, difficult to share.
17、美不美，家鄉水；親不親，故鄉人。
Beauty is not beautiful, home water; relatives, home people.
18、少吃多滋味，多吃壞腸胃。
Eat less, taste more, eat more bad stomach.
19、先釘樁子後系驢，先撒窩子後釣魚。
First nail the stake, then tie the donkey, first scatter the nest and then fish.
20、勤是搖錢樹，儉是聚寶盆。
Diligence is a cash cow, and thrift is a treasure trough.
21、瀉藥輕煎，補藥濃熬。
Laxative light decoction, tonic strong boil.
22、捨不得苗，抱不到瓢。
No seedling, no ladle.
23、話多了不甜，膠多了不粘。
More words are not sweet, more glue is not sticky.
24、打蛇打七寸，挖樹先挖根。
Fight snakes seven inches, dig trees first.
25、失敗是成功之母。
Failure is the mother of success.
26、懶人急在嘴上，勤人急在腿上。
The lazy man is anxious in his mouth and the diligent man is anxious in his leg.
27、一天省下一兩糧，十年要用倉來裝。
Save one or two grains a day and store them in warehouses for ten years.
28、天不嚴寒地不凍，人不傷心淚不流。
It's not cold or frozen. People don't cry.
29、路不平，衆人踩；事不平，大家管。
If the road is uneven, everyone will step on it; if things are uneven, everyone will take care of them.
30、會寫的坐着，會唱的站着。
Can write sitting, can sing standing.
31、家常飯好吃，常調官難做。
Household meals are delicious, but it's difficult to cook them.
32、寒門出才子，高山出俊鳥。
Out of the cold, out of the gifted, out of the mountains, out of the handsome birds.
33、不經冬寒，不知春暖。
Without winter and cold, I do not know the warmth of spring.
34、口說不如身到，耳聞不如目睹。
Speaking is better than seeing, hearing is better than seeing.
35、畫人畫虎難畫骨，知人知面難知心。
It's hard for a painter to draw a tiger's bones, but it's hard for a knowledgeable person to know his face.
36、聰明在於學習，天才在於積累。
Wisdom lies in learning, and genius lies in accumulation.
37、六月不熱，五穀不結。
June is not hot, grain is not knotted.
38、人多智謀廣，柴多火焰高。
Many people have great wisdom, but many firewood have high flame.
39、火越燒越旺，人越幹越壯。
The more the fire burns, the stronger the man becomes.
40、強中更有強中手，能人背後有能人。
A strong man has a strong hand, and a capable man has a capable man behind his back.
41、不怕人不請，就怕藝不精。
If you are not afraid of being invited, you are afraid of being inexperienced.
42、從儉入奢易，從奢入儉難。
From thrift to luxury is easy, from luxury to frugality is difficult.
43、家有一老，猶如一寶。
An old family is like a treasure.
44、不怕不識貨，只怕貨比貨。
Not afraid of not knowing the goods, but afraid of comparing the goods.
45、鳥無翅不飛，魚無水不遊。
Birds do not fly without wings, fish do not swim without water.
46、鳥美在羽毛，人美在勤勞。
Bird beauty is in feathers, and man beauty is in diligence.
47、雲彩經不起風吹，朝露經不起日曬。
Clouds can't stand the wind and dew can't stand the sun.
48、人家誇，一朵花；自己誇，人笑話。
People praise, a flower; they praise, people laugh.
49、人多出正理，谷多出好米。
More people make sense, more grain makes good rice.
50、無梭難織布，無針難繡花。
No shuttle, no needle, no embroidery.
51、發回水，積層泥；經一事，長一智。
Return water, accumulate mud; after a thing, grow wisdom.
52、山是一步一步登上來的，船是一櫓一櫓搖出去的。
The mountains are climbed up step by step, and the boats are rolled out one by one.
53、好牛不停犁。
Good cattle plow.
54、大意失荊州，驕傲失街亭。
If you lose Jingzhou carelessly, you lose the Street Pavilion proudly.
55、有上坡必有下坡，有進路必有出路。
Where there is an uphill, there is a downhill. Where there is an approach, there is a way out.
56、寧可鍋裏放壞，不可肚裏硬塞。
Better spoil the pot than stuff it in your stomach.
57、人哄地皮，地哄肚皮。
People coax the ground, the ground coax the belly.
58、三百六十行，行行出狀元。
Three hundred and sixty rows, row out the first prize.
59、白米飯好吃，五穀田難種。
White rice tastes good, but grain fields are hard to grow.
60、一羽示風向。一草示水流。
A feather shows the direction of the wind. A grass shows the current.
61、直木先伐，甘井先竭。
Cut straight trees first, and use up sweet wells first.
62、好記性不如爛筆頭。
A good memory is better than a bad pen.
63、十個錢要花，一個錢要省。
Ten money to spend, one money to save.
64、有麝自然香，不用大風揚。
Musk naturally fragrant, do not need strong wind.
65、龍無雲不行，魚無水不生。
Dragon can't live without clouds, fish can't live without water.
66、若要不怕人，莫做怕人事。
If you want to be afraid of people, do not be afraid of people.
67、男要俏，一身皁；女要俏，三分孝。
Men want to be beautiful, soap all over; women want to be beautiful, filial piety three points.
68、衣不如新，人不如故。
Clothes are not as good as new ones, but people are not as good as old ones.
69、楊柳發青，百病皆生。
Willows are green and all diseases are common.
70、無事田中走，穀米長几鬥。
Walking in the field without any problem, the rice is several buckets long.
71、先睡心，後睡眼。
Sleep first, then your eyes.
72、文戲靠嘴，武戲靠腿。
Literary drama relies on mouth, military drama relies on leg.
73、人在世上練，刀在石上磨。
Man practices in the world, and knives grind on stones.
74、一等二靠三落空，一想二幹三成功。
First class, second class and third class fail, and second class succeeds.
75、越吃越饞，越困越懶。
The more you eat, the more you feel sleepy and lazy.
76、近山知鳥音，近水知魚性。
Close to mountains, close to water, close to fish.
77、人在福中不知福，船在水中不知流。
A man knows no happiness in happiness, but a ship knows no flow in water.
78、不怕路長，只怕心老。
We are afraid that heart is getting older rather than the journey is too long.
79、寒從足下起，火從頭上生。
Cold starts at the foot and fire starts from the head.
80、人多出韓信，智多出孔明。
More people than Han Xin, more wisdom than Kong Ming.
81、富人過年，窮人過關。
The rich celebrate the New Year and the poor pass through.
82、千人千脾氣，萬人萬模樣。
Thousands of people have thousands of tempers and tens of thousands of looks.
83、有心燒香，不論早晚。
Heart burn incense, no matter sooner or later.
