五到六年級英語諺語
1、早起動動腰，一天少疲老。
Start early and start your waist. You are young and tired all day.
2、病從口入，禍從口出。
Diseases come from the mouth, and misfortunes come from the mouth.
3、遇着綿羊是好漢，遇着好漢是綿羊。
It is a good man to meet a sheep and a good man to meet a sheep.
4、千補萬補，不如飯補。
It's better to make up for everything than to make up for everything.
5、用人不疑，疑人不用。
No doubt about the employer, no doubt about the suspect.
6、廣交不如擇友，投師不如訪友。
It's better to choose friends than to make friends.
7、打虎要力，捉猴要智。
Fighting tigers requires strength and catching monkeys requires wisdom.
8、鼓不敲不響，理不辯不明。
The drums are silent and unreasonable.
9、敗家子揮金如糞，興家人惜糞如金。
The loser spends money like dung, while the rejuvenating family cherishes dung like gold.
10、病從口入，寒從腳起。
Disease comes from the mouth and cold comes from the feet.
11、彈琴知音，談話知心。
Play the piano and talk to your intimate friend.
12、你敬人一尺，人敬你一丈。
You respect people one foot, people respect you one foot.
13、由着肚子，穿不上褲子。
You can't wear pants because of your belly.
14、夏吃大蒜冬吃薑，不用醫生開藥方。
Garlic in summer and ginger in winter do not require a doctor to prescribe.
15、寧添一斗，莫添一口。
Better add a bucket than a mouthful.
16、良言一句三冬暖，惡語傷人六月寒。
Good words are warm in winter, bad words hurt in June.
17、蜜多不甜，油多不香。
Honey is not sweet, oil is not fragrant.
18、日圖三餐，夜圖一宿。
Three meals a day, one night a night.
19、天有不測風雲，人有旦夕禍福。
Every day has its ups and downs, and every man has his misfortunes.
20、南方吃雁，北方吃蛋。
The South eats geese while the North eats eggs.
21、吃飯打溼口，洗臉打溼手。
Wet your mouth, wash your face and hands.
22、水不流會發臭，人不學會落後。
If water does not flow, it will stink. People do not learn to lag behind.
23、捨不得苗，抱不到瓢。
No seedling, no ladle.
24、一有百有，一窮百窮。
One hundred, one hundred poor.
25、一針不補，十針難縫。
Ten stitches are hard to sew.
26、山外有山，天外有天。
There are mountains outside, and there are days outside.
27、出門靠朋友，在家靠父母。
Go out by friends, at home by parents.
28、寧苦幹，不苦熬。
Better work than suffer.
29、不怕不識貨，只怕貨比貨。
Not afraid of not knowing the goods, but afraid of comparing the goods.
30、只勤不儉無底洞，只儉不勤水無源。
Only diligence, no thrift, no bottomless pit, only thrift, no diligence, no water, no source.
31、沒有大糞臭，哪來五穀香。
There is no stink of feces, where comes the scent of grain.
32、人怕話多，活怕人做。
People are afraid to talk much, but they are afraid to do anything.
33、有麝自然香，不用大風揚。
Musk naturally fragrant, do not need strong wind.
34、家有一老，猶如一寶。
An old family is like a treasure.
35、平時不燒香，臨時抱佛腳。
Usually do not burn incense, temporary embrace Buddha's feet.
36、大意失荊州，驕傲失街亭。
If you lose Jingzhou carelessly, you lose the Street Pavilion proudly.
37、行要好伴，居要好鄰。
A good companion is a good neighbour.
38、清官難斷家務事。
Housekeeping is difficult for a clean official.
39、送君千里，終須一別。
Send you a thousand miles, you have to be different.
40、刀不磨要生鏽，人不學要落後。
Knives must rust without grinding, and people should not lag behind.
41、種早不荒，起早不忙。
Sowing early is not a waste, getting up early is not busy.
42、討飯怕狗咬，秀才怕歲考。
The beggar is afraid of dog bites, the scholar is afraid of the New Year's Examination.
43、食魚要肥，食肉要瘦。
Fish should be fat and meat lean.
44、盡信書不如無書。
Letters are better than no books.
45、勞動出智慧，實踐出真知。
Wisdom comes from work and truth comes from practice.
46、百日連陰雨，總有一朝晴。
It's rainy for a hundred days, and there's always a sunny day.
47、人是鐵，飯是鋼，三日不吃餓得慌。
People are iron, rice is steel, three days do not eat hungry panic.
48、秀才遇到兵，有理說不清。
Xiu Cai met soldiers, there is no reason to say.
49、虎到中堂，家敗人亡。
When tigers come to the hall, their families are ruined.
50、活到老，學到老，一生一世學不了。
It's never too old to learn. It's never too old to learn.
51、若要好，大讓小。
If you want to be good, let's be big and small.
52、孃家的飯香，婆家的飯長。
My mother's food is fragrant, but my mother's food is long.
53、擠瘡不留膿，免受二回痛。
Squeezing sores do not leave pus and avoid secondary pain.
54、大路不走草成窩，好歌不唱忘記多。
The road does not take grass to form a nest, the good song does not sing forgets many.
55、飽帶飢糧，晴帶雨傘。
Full of hunger, sunny with umbrella.
56、積少成多，積惡成禍。
Every little makes a lot, every evil makes a misfortune.
57、善惡不同途，冰炭不同爐。
Good and evil are different ways and charcoal stoves are different.
58、長兄如父，老嫂比母。
Brothers are like fathers and sisters-in-law are better than mothers.
59、樹怕剝皮，人怕護短。
Trees are afraid of peeling, but people are afraid of short-term protection.
60、若要健，天天練。
If you want to be healthy, practice every day.
61、賣主怪腳，買主怪鞋。
The seller has strange feet and the buyer has strange shoes.
62、心要常操，身要長勞。
The heart needs constant exercise and the body needs long work.
63、話多了不甜，膠多了不粘。
More words are not sweet, more glue is not sticky.
64、人是實的好，薑是老的辣。
People are real good, ginger is old hot.
65、火大無溼柴，功到事不難。
Great fire without damp wood makes it easy to achieve success.
66、手舞足蹈，九十不老。
Dancing hand and foot, ninety is not old.
67、寧可鍋裏放壞，不可肚裏硬塞。
Better spoil the pot than stuff it in your stomach.
68、文官動動嘴，武官跑斷腿。
Civil officers move their mouths and military officers break their legs.
69、在朝都是官，在席都是客。
In dynasty, all officials are present and all guests are present.
70、不怕山高，就怕腳軟。
If you are not afraid of mountains, you are afraid of feet.
71、放虎歸山，必有後患。
Returning tigers to the mountains is bound to have future problems.
72、人強人欺病，人弱病欺人。
A strong man deceives a sick man, a weak man deceives a sick man.
73、寧做螞蟻腿，不學麻雀嘴。
Better be an ant's leg than a sparrow's mouth.
74、有多大本錢，做多大生意。
How much money do you have and how much business do you do?
75、好記性不如爛筆頭。
A good memory is better than a bad pen.
76、人活七十稀，請教不爲低。
Seventy people live a sparse life.
77、業精於勤荒於嬉，形成於思毀於隨。
Industry is good at idleness and playfulness, which is formed by thinking and destroying.
78、貨買三家不吃虧，路走三遭不陌生。
It is not unfamiliar to buy three goods without losing money and walk three times.
