中考常用英語諺語
1、寧走十步遠，不走一步險。
Better take ten steps than one step.
2、常在河邊站，哪有不溼鞋。
Often standing by the river, there are no wet shoes.
3、放虎歸山，必有後患。
Returning tigers to the mountains is bound to have future problems.
4、家人說話耳旁風，外人說話金字經。
Family members speak indifferently, while outsiders speak in the golden scripture.
5、人怕放蕩，鐵怕落爐。
People are afraid of debauchery and iron is afraid of falling into the furnace.
6、對強盜只能用刀子，對惡狗只能用棍子。
You can only use knives for robbers and sticks for villains.
7、窮且益堅，不墜青雲之志。
Poor and strong, not falling into the clouds of ambition.
8、行船趁順風，打鐵趁火紅。
Shipping takes advantage of the wind and iron takes advantage of the fire.
9、拆東牆，補西牆。
Take down the east wall and make up for the West wall.
10、常記溪亭日暮，沉醉不知歸路。
Chang Ji Xiting, drunk and unaware of his way home.
11、你敬人一尺，人敬您一丈。
You respect people one foot, people respect you one foot.
12、沒有鄉下泥腿，餓死城裏油嘴。
Without mud legs in the countryside, he starved to death in the city.
13、不比不知道，一比嚇一跳。
I don't know. I'm scared.
14、筆落驚風雨，詩成泣鬼神。
Writing storms, poetry into tears ghosts and gods.
15、牛角越長越彎，財主越大越貪。
The longer the horns are, the more greedy the rich are.
16、吃飯防噎，走路防跌。
Eat to prevent choking, walk to prevent falling.
17、寧給窮人一斗，不給富人一口。
Better give a fight to the poor than a mouthful to the rich.
18、獨木不成林，單絃不成音。
A single tree does not make a forest, and a single string does not make a sound.
19、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.
20、吃人的嘴軟，論人的理短。
Eating people's mouth is soft, but it's short.
21、前事不忘，後事之師。
Never forget the past, the teacher of the future.
22、狐狸總要露尾巴，毒蛇總要吐舌頭。
The fox always shows its tail and the snake always spits its tongue.
23、窮人手腳黑，富人心眼黑。
The poor have black hands and feet, but the rich have black eyes.
24、沒有鋸不倒的樹，沒有敲不響的鐘。
There are no trees that can't be sawn down, no bells that can't ring.
25、出門看天色，炒菜看火色。
Go out to see the sky, stir-fried vegetables to see the fire.
26、寧叫錢吃虧，不叫人吃虧。
Better call money a loss than a loss.
27、人無笑臉休開店，會打圓場自落臺。
If a man does not open a shop without a smiling face, he will play a roundabout and fall off the stage.
28、七八個星天外，兩三點雨山前。
Seven or eight stars, two or three rainy mountains.
29、千學不如一看，千看不如一練。
Learning is better than seeing, and practicing is better than seeing.
30、寧可身冷，不可心冷；寧可人窮，不可志窮。
It is better to be cold than cold; it is better to be poor than poor.
31、砂鍋不搗不漏，木頭不鑿不通。
The casserole won't break, the wood won't cut.
32、說話細思考，吃飯細咀嚼。
Think carefully about what you say and chew carefully when you eat.
33、每日省一錢，三年並一千。
Save one dollar a day, three years and a thousand.
34、東隅已逝，桑隅非晚。
East corner is dead, Sangyu is not late.
35、一人難順百人意，一牆難擋八面風。
It's hard for a man to follow a hundred wishes, but it's hard for a wall to keep out all kinds of wind.
36、啞巴吃黃連，有苦說不出。
Dumb eat Coptis chinensis, there is pain can not be said.
37、知過不難改過難，言善不難行善難。
Knowing is not difficult to mend, saying is not difficult to do good.
38、腳正不怕鞋歪，心正不怕雷打。
Foot is not afraid of shoe crooked, heart is not afraid of thunder.
39、不怕少年苦，只怕老來窮。
He is not afraid of the hardships of young people, but of the poverty of old people.
40、管中窺豹，只見一斑。
Looking at the leopard in the tube, you can see only one spot.
41、囤尖省，日子長；囤底省，打饑荒。
Hoarding the tip of the province, the days are long; hoarding the bottom of the province, fighting famine.
42、人怕引誘，塘怕滲透。
People are afraid of temptation, but ponds are afraid of infiltration.
43、門前出起青草墩，嫡親孃舅當外人。
In front of the door, the grass mound is drawn up, and my uncle and brother-in-law are strangers.
44、要知父母恩，懷裏抱兒孫。
We should know the kindness of our parents and hold our children and grandchildren in our arms.
45、僵臥孤村不自哀，尚思爲國戍輪臺。
Stiff and lonely villages do not mourn for themselves, Shang Si is the national garrison platform.
46、船頭坐得穩，不怕風來顛。
The bow of the boat is stable and not afraid of the wind.
47、鹽多了鹹，話多了煩。
Salt is more salty than words.
48、人有志，竹有節。
People have ambition, bamboo has restraint.
49、看佛警僧，看父警子。
Look at Buddha, police monk, father and son.
50、貪婪鬼沒個飽，吝嗇鬼不知富。
A greedy ghost is not full, but a miser is not rich.
51、打柴問樵夫，駛船問艄公。
Ask the woodcutter for firewood and the official for boat sailing.
52、兒不嫌母醜，狗不嫌家貧。
Children don't dislike ugly mothers, dogs don't dislike poor families.
53、福不雙降，禍不單行。
Fortune does not come in pairs, but misfortune does not go alone.
54、木受繩則直，金就礪則利。
Wood is straightened by rope, while gold is beneficiary.
55、一回經蛇咬，三年怕草繩。
Once bitten by a snake, three years afraid of straw rope.
56、冰凍三尺，非一日之寒。
Freezing three feet is not a day's cold.
57、鳥惜羽毛虎惜皮，爲人處世惜臉皮。
Birds cherish feathers, tigers their skins, and people's faces.
58、老牛肉有嚼頭，老人言有聽頭。
Old beef has a chewing head, old people have a listening ear.
59、不磨不煉，不成好漢。
No man is a good man unless he is tempered.
60、只可勸人家圓，不可勸人家離。
We can only persuade others to be happy, but not to leave.
61、不以物喜，不以己悲。
Not pleased by external gains, not saddened by personal losses.
62、碾谷要碾出米來，說話要說出理來。
Mill the rice and make sense of what you say.
63、門前有個討飯棍，骨肉至親不上門。
There is a beggar stick in front of the door, and the flesh and blood can't go to the door.
64、獨學而無友，則孤陋而寡聞。
Learning alone without friends is crude and unknown.
65、有話說在明處，有藥敷在痛處。
There is a saying that in the open place, there are medicines applied to the pain.
66、欺山莫欺水，欺人莫欺心。
Do not deceive mountains or waters, and do not deceive people or hearts.
67、千里送鵝毛，禮輕情意重。
Giving goose feathers from thousands of miles is more important than gift.
68、窮莫失志，富莫癲狂。
Never lose your mind when you are poor, never go mad when you are rich.
69、不要騎兩頭馬，不要喝兩頭茶。
Don't ride two horses, don't drink two tea.
