1. | Waste not, want not. |
儉以防匱。 | |
2. | From saving comes having. |
富有來自節儉。 | |
3. | A penny saved is a penny gained. |
省一文是一文。 | |
4. | Take care of the pence and the pound will take care of themselves. |
金錢積少便成多。 | |
5. | Frugality is an estate alone. |
節儉本身就是一宗財產。 | |
6. | He that regards not a penny, will lavish a pound. |
小錢不知節省,大錢將濫花。 | |
7. | Small gains bring great wealth. |
積小利,成巨富。 | |
8. | Many a little makes a mickle. |
積少便成多。 | |
9. | As the touchstone tries gold, so gold tries man. |
試金之石可試金,正如黃金能試人。 | |
10. | Courage and resolution are the spirit and soul of virtue. |
勇敢和堅決是美德的靈魂。 | |
11. | The path to glory is always rugged. |
光榮之路常坎坷。 | |
12. | Nothing is difficult to the man who will try. |
世上無難事,只要人肯試。 | |
13. | The fire is the test of gold; adversity of strong man. |
烈火試真金,困苦煉壯士。 | |
14. | Great hopes make great man. |
遠大的希望造就偉大的人物。 | |
15. | No way is impossible to courage. |
勇士面前無險路。 | |
16. | A smooth sea never made a skillful mariner. |
平靜的大海決不能造就出熟練的水手。 | |
17. | The good seaman is known in bad weather. |
壞天氣下才能識得出良好的海員;要識好海員,須憑壞天氣。 | |
18. | The best hearts are always the bravest. |
行為最勇敢的人心地總是最善良。 | |
19. | We must not lie down, and cry, God help us. |
求神不如求己。 | |
20. | He that falls today may be up again tomorrow. |
今天跌倒的人也許明天就會站起。 | |
21. | Rome was not built in a day. |
羅馬並非一日可建成;堅持必成。 | |
22. | Success belongs to the persevering. |
勝利屬於堅忍不拔的人。 | |
23. | We must repeat a thousand and one times that perseverance is the only road to success. |
我們要多次重申:不屈不撓是取得勝利的唯一道路。 | |
24. | Perseverance is failing nineteen times and succeeding the twentieth. |
十九次失敗,到第二十次獲得成功,這就叫堅持。 | |
25. | Step by step the ladder is ascended. |
登梯需要逐級登。 | |
26. | Adversity leads to prosperity. |
困苦通向昌盛。 | |
27. | Patience and application will carry us through. |
忍耐和專心會使我們度過難關。 | |
28. | Fortune often rewards with interest those that have patience to wait for her. |
做事只要有耐心,到頭總會有好運;耐心候好運,好運常會來。 | |
29. | All things will come round to him who will but wait. |
只要肯等待,一切都會按時來。 | |
30. | Constant dropping wears the stone. |
滴水不絕可穿石。 | |
31. | Omelets are not made without breaking of eggs. |
雞蛋不打破,蛋捲做不成;不甘願吃苦,則預期效果達不到。 | |
32. | The world is a ladder for some to go up and others to go down. |
世界好似一把梯,有人上去有人下。 | |
33. | There needs a long apprenticeship to understand the mystery of the world's trade. |
要知世事奧秘多,須要長期作學徒。 | |
34. | Life is sweet. |
生活是可愛的;人無不好生(惡死)。 | |
35. | Where there is life,there is hope. |
生命不息,希望長在。 | |
36. | Life is not all beer and skittles. |
人生並不全是吃喝玩樂。 | |
37. | Much water runs by the mill that the miller knows not of. |
眼前發生許多事,有些我們並不知。 | |
38. | Fortune knocks once at least at every man's door. |
人人都有走運的一天。 | |
39. | If you are too fortunate, you will not know yourself; if you are too unfortunate, nobody will know you. |
運氣太好,見人不睬;運氣太壞,無人理會。 | |
40. | Every man is the architect of his own fortune. |
每一個人都是自身幸福的建築師。 | |
41. | Happy is he who knows his follies in his youth. |
記得年輕時所作蠢事的人是幸福的。 | |
42. | Misfortunes never (seldom) come alone (single). |
禍不單行。 | |
43. | Misfortune is a good teacher. |
不幸是良好的教師。 | |
44. | Misfortunes come at night. |
禍常生於不測。 | |
45. | Misfortunes tell us what fortune is. |
惡運臨頭後,才知幸運貴。 | |
46. | Adversity makes a man wise, not rich. |
患難能使人聰明,但不能使人富有。 | |
47. | Live and learn. |
活到老,學到老。 | |
48. | It is never too old to learn. |
為學不怕年高。 | |
49. | A man becomes learned by asking questions. |
要長學問,就得多問;多問則業精。 | |
50. | There is no royal road to learning. |
學問無坦途。 | |
51. | He who is ashamed of asking is ashamed of learning. |
畏問之人恥於學。 | |
52. | What is learned in the cradle lasts till the grave. |
嬰孩時期學到的東西,老死不會忘記。 | |
53. | Learning makes a good man better and ill man worse. |
知識能使好人更好,壞人更壞。 | |
54. | Soon learnt, soon forgotten. |
學得快,忘得快。 | |
55. | Learn young, learn fair. |
為學趁年青,既學須學好。 | |
56. | A lazy youth, a lousy age. |
少時懶惰老來苦。 | |
57. | He that knows nothing, doubts nothing. |
無知即無疑。 | |
58. | A good name keeps its luster in the dark. |
良好的名聲在黑暗中也能閃閃發光。 | |
59. | Fame is a magnifying glass. |
名譽是放大鏡。 | |
60. | A good fame is better than a good face. |
美名勝於美貌。 | |
61. | Fame like a river is narrowest at its source and broadest afar off. |
名譽如河流,發源處最狹,愈遠愈寬廣。 | |
62. | Take honour from me and my life is done. |
沒有名譽,就沒有了生命。 | |
63. | Beware of him who regards not his reputation. |
要謹防不重名譽的人。 | |
64. | It is better to die with honour than to live in infamy. |
光榮的死勝於羞辱的生。 | |
65. | Adversity successfully overcome is the highest glory. |
成功地克服困難是最大的光榮。 | |
66. | Reputation is often got without merit and lost without fault. |
無功得名是常事,無過失名也是常事。 | |
67. | Your father's honour is to you but a second-hand honour. |
對於你來說,父親的榮譽只是間接的榮譽。 | |
68. | Never trust another what you should do yourself. |
自己該做的事,決不要委託給旁人做。 | |
69. | It is an equal failing to trust everybody, and to trust nobody. |
信任一切與不信任任何人,同樣是弱點。 | |
70. | Eat a peck of salt with a man before you trust him. |
在你信任一個人之前,先要深入瞭解他。 | |
71. | If you trust before you try, you may repent before you die. |
不經考驗就依賴,不到瞑目便的悔。 | |
72. | Never trust to fine words. |
切勿輕信漂亮話。 | |
73. | Trust not a great weight to a slender thread. |
細線掛重物,終究不可靠。 | |
74. | Be just to all, but trust not all. |
要對一切人都公正,但不要對一切人都信任。 | |
75. | Trust thyself only, and another shall not betray thee. |
只要信任你自己,旁人才不出賣你。 | |
76. | Self-trust is the essence of heroism. |
自信為英雄品質之本。 | |
77. | Confidence is a plant of slow growth. |
信任是一種生長緩慢的植物。 | |
78. | Truth is the daughter of time. |
真理是時間的女兒。 | |
79. | Truth hath a good face, but ill clothes. |
真理面目善良;但衣衫襤褸。 | |
80. | Truth and roses have thorns about them. |
真理和玫瑰,身旁都有刺。 | |
81. | Truth may be blamed, but shall never be shamed. |
真理可能會被責難,但絕不會受羞辱。 | |
82. | Though malice may darken truth, it cannot put it out. |
惡意可以糟塌真理;但無法消滅真理。 | |
83. | Truth will prevail. |
真理必勝。 | |
84. | Truth's best ornament is nakedness. |
不加掩飾乃是真理的最好裝飾。 | |
85. | Facts are stubborn things. |
事實是最頑強的東西。 | |
86. | Sooner or later, the truth comes to light. |
真相遲早會大白。 | |
87. | The truths we least like to hear are those which it is most to our advantage to know. |
我們最不願意聽到的事實,往往是我們知道了會大有好處的事實。 | |
88. | Falsehood like a nettle stings those who meddle with it. |
謊言似蕁麻,玩弄會刺手。 | |
89. | There is many a fair thing full false. |
有許多說得好聽的東西充滿了謬誤。 | |
90. | Though a lie be well drest, it is ever overcome. |
謊言裝扮雖不錯,到頭總會被揭露。 | |
91. | A lie begets a lie till they come to generations. |
謊言生謊言,謊言世代傳。 | |
92. | A false tongue will hardly speak truth. |
假舌不會吐真言。 | |
93. | False with one can be false with two. |
對一個人虛假,也會對兩個人虛假。 | |
94. | He that will lie will steal. |
會說謊的人也就會偷竊。 | |
95. | Gossiping and lying go together. |
流言常和謊話並行。 | |
96. | Equivocation is first cousin to a lie. |
含糊其詞是謊話的近親。 | |
97. | A great talker is a great liar. |
最會誇誇其談的人也最會說謊。 | |
98. | The greatest liars talk most of themselves. |
最愛自吹自擂的人是最大的說謊者。 | |
99. | Lying rides upon debt's back. |
負債的人謊話多。 | |
100. | Lying is the first step to the gallows. |
說謊是上斷頭臺的第一步。 |
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