great minds think alike.& |% e, [1 D/ h( x9 S+ S
英雄所见略同。
6 f9 V/ E* q7 O# p: C) o great men have great faults.8 N: A: r, o! t8 _0 o+ ^8 ^
英雄犯大错误。
4 x }1 w% E+ H great men‘s sons seldom do well.; }: y( J- k* ]9 { B" o9 ~
富不过三代。
2 a" f. X' K/ _4 z8 N, ] great trees are good for nothing but shade.
# a% a" \6 D& T' @: N. J: R8 W 大树底下好乘凉。# N! \4 @9 Z$ ]8 f# n, z/ b
great wits have short memories.
9 N: D) j1 {# T' s 贵人多忘事。* M2 C4 S+ A8 F+ Q
greedy folks have long arms.- K7 N5 s; t# F7 T: f1 y
心贪手长。4 X8 {4 Z) L R+ t5 |1 m
guilty consciences make men cowards.. Q& Z p; D) e# E
做贼心虚。
( m2 R" Q z2 }, M, d habit cures habit.5 X: P1 {) L& F0 A
心病还需心药医。) a' ?1 ]3 z# m) Y1 U
handsome is he who does handsomely.
4 f f7 R4 O# y& G# E* o6 K 行为漂亮才算美。5 T6 o! a4 \! {# W' c: E
happiness takes no account of time.
- T& s7 q( K* t! x6 _# @ 欢乐不觉时光过。! c# l5 d: U; G9 A. A8 H2 }$ N
happy is he who owes nothing.0 S) X2 G& y/ ~. N1 K
要想活得痛快,身上不能背债。
C7 x9 n* q2 ? Z2 @5 Q/ p happy is the man who learns from the misfortunes of others.
* |# |' w0 b. F7 m/ Y' g 吸取他人教训,自己才会走运。
2 q8 o, E" N% @/ ~8 q+ F' q/ m5 w harm set, harm get., i W) a2 K& V3 X
害人害己。# D7 @% K# x' O# f7 v
hasty love, soon cold.
3 d, @9 C! l* c) G: S6 a2 E 一见钟情难维久。
% l7 O* G. M# F% X% @% B health is better than wealth.
G$ e* l# ~3 Z; Z 健康胜过财富。9 @3 Y1 n2 Q1 m6 n
health is happiness.
% ]' q' ]( O! D+ L 健康就是幸福。$ v. ^) u' T- J. p8 k
hear all parties.2 e$ G2 g6 P( b9 J6 h
兼听则明。
* x: k9 ^ i8 n* `: r heaven never helps the man who will not act.
8 _ I. K/ @# K3 d. r3 ` 自己不动,叫天何用。9 R2 _6 e: a4 a+ ^5 L: Q
he is a fool that forgets himself.% [. ~6 z" Q) Y4 \- f# T2 Q: t# _
愚者忘乎所以。. _ p- z' z) h. `; h A" m
he is a good friend that speaks well of us behind our backs.
9 s6 F$ C$ M; m l 背后说好话,才是真朋友。
4 I- P3 y8 f' E. T3 H# P he is a wise man who speaks little.
7 h1 P" j" W1 f0 i6 n) Y8 [. T) g 聪明不是挂在嘴上。 |