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【篇一】
無(wú)理心慌，有理膽壯。
Irrational and nervous, rational and brave.
水退石頭在，好人說(shuō)不壞。
When water is out of stone, a good man is not bad.
不怕人不敬，就怕己不正。
Fear no man is disrespectful, but fear that he is not right.
寧可正而不足，不可邪而有余。
It is better to be positive rather than deficient.
吃一回虧，學(xué)一回乖。
Eat one's back and learn to be good.
百日連陰雨，總有一朝晴。
It is sunny all the time.
人愛(ài)富的，狗咬窮的。
If a man loves riches, he will bite the poor.
多銼出快鋸，多做長(zhǎng)知識(shí)。
More files, quick saws, more knowledge.
吃得苦中苦，方為人上人。
If you eat bitterness, you will be a man.
拍馬有個(gè)架，先笑后說(shuō)話。
Laugh at a horse and laugh before you speak.
萬(wàn)句言語(yǔ)吃不飽，一捧流水能解渴。
Ten thousand words can not eat enough, a handful of water can quench thirst.
文官三只手，武官四條腿。
A civil servant has four legs.
湖里游著大鯉魚(yú)，不如桌上小鯽魚(yú)。
The big carp swimming in the lake is not as good as the small crucian carp on the table.
人在世上練，刀在石上磨。
When a man is practicing in the world, a knife is worn on a stone.
有理走遍天下，無(wú)理寸步難行。
It is unreasonable to travel all over the world without any reason.
膽大走遍天下，膽小寸步難行。
Bold enough to go all over the world.
只有修橋鋪路，沒(méi)有斷橋絕路。
Only bridges are paved and bridges are broken.
不在被中睡，不知被兒寬。
Do not sleep in the middle, do not know how wide.
不怕學(xué)問(wèn)淺，就怕志氣短。
Not afraid of learning, but short of ambition.
沒(méi)錢(qián)時(shí)挨餓，有錢(qián)時(shí)耀闊。
When you have no money, you will starve and you will be rich when you are rich.
樹(shù)老半空心，人老百事通。
Old tree and half hollow, old man knows all things.
頭回上當(dāng)，二回心亮。
The first time, the two time is bright.
要知父母恩，懷里抱兒孫。
We should know our parents' kindness and embrace our children and grandchildren in our arms.
有理不可丟，無(wú)理不可爭(zhēng)。
No reason can not be lost.
天下興亡，匹夫有責(zé)。
Everyone is responsible for the rise and fall of the world.
人是實(shí)的好，姜是老的辣。
Man is good, but old is hot.
天下衙門(mén)朝南開(kāi)，有理無(wú)錢(qián)莫進(jìn)來(lái)。
When the Yamen opens to the south, there is no money to come in.
三百六十行，行行出狀元。
The three hundred and sixty line, the row and the champion.
人前若愛(ài)爭(zhēng)長(zhǎng)短，人后必然說(shuō)是非。
If man loves to contend, he must say right and wrong.
砍柴上山，捉鳥(niǎo)上樹(shù)。
Chop wood up the mountain, catch birds on trees.
【篇二】
我不怕千萬(wàn)人阻擋，只要自己不投降。
I am not afraid of thousands of people to stop, as long as I do not surrender.
樹(shù)老根子深，人老骨頭硬。
Old trees and deep roots, old bones are hard.
人往大處看，鳥(niǎo)往高處飛。
Birds look high and fly to the top.
三年清知府，十萬(wàn)雪花銀。
In the three year, the Qing government and one hundred thousand snowflake silver.
下不得毒手，成不了財(cái)主。
You must not poison your hand and become a rich man.
和尚不說(shuō)鬼，袋里沒(méi)有米。
The monk does not talk about ghosts, but there is no rice in the bag.
不下水，一輩子不會(huì)游泳；不揚(yáng)帆，一輩子不會(huì)撐船。
If you don't go into the water, you can't swim in your life.
不怕百事不利，就怕灰心喪氣。
No fear of Pepsi, fear of frustration.
天下烏鴉一般黑，世上財(cái)主一樣狠。
All crows are black and the world's rich are ruthless.
燈不亮，要人撥；事不明，要人說(shuō)。
If the lamp is not bright, it is necessary for people to dial.
千金難買(mǎi)心，萬(wàn)金不賣(mài)道。
Thousands of gold is hard to buy, but gold is not sold.
有理擺到事上，好鋼使到刃上。
It is reasonable to put things on the right side.
只可勸人家圓，不可勸人家離。
We can only persuade others to go round.
門(mén)前出起青草墩，嫡親娘舅當(dāng)外人。
Before the door came out the green grass pier, and my dear uncle became an outsider.
舉手不打無(wú)娘子，開(kāi)口不罵賠禮人。
Raise your hand and do not fight.
家無(wú)主心骨，掃帚顛倒豎。
The family has no backbone, broom is upside down.
有理不在言高，有話說(shuō)在面前。
Reason is not high in words, but in words.
好茶不怕細(xì)品，好事不怕細(xì)論。
Good tea is not afraid of fine products, but good things are not afraid of details.
寧可身骨苦，不叫面皮羞。
It is better to be bitter than to be ashamed.
不怕路長(zhǎng)，只怕志短。
Fear no road, but fear is short.
【篇三】
只要功夫深，鐵杵磨成針。
As long as the Kung Fu is deep, the iron pestle is ground into a needle.
當(dāng)家才知鹽米貴，出門(mén)才曉路難行。
Only when you know your salt is your rice.
煮飯要放米，講話要講理。
Rice is to be cooked, and speech must be reasonable.
菜無(wú)心必死，人無(wú)心必亡。
Vegetables die without heart.
窮人求飯吃，富人脹破肚。
The poor ask for food, and the rich bulge.
如其坐而言，不如起而立。
As for sitting, it is better to stand up.
要知山中事，鄉(xiāng)間問(wèn)老農(nóng)。
If you want to know something about the mountains, ask the old farmers in the countryside.
天上下雨地上滑，哪兒跌倒哪兒爬。
It's raining and skating in the sky, where to fall and where to climb.
天不生無(wú)用之人，地不長(zhǎng)無(wú)名之草。
Heaven does not give birth to useless people.
勿以惡小而為之，勿以善小而不為。
Do not be evil, but not good.