English proverbs related to clothes 1. Cut clothes according to cloth, see cloth cut.
Beggars' wallets are bottomless. Beggars' wallets are bottomless.
A borrowed cloak can't keep warm.
The strength of a chain depends on its weakest link. The strength of a chain depends on its weakest link.
5. A heavy purse makes you feel relaxed. With enough money in your pocket, your mood will naturally widen.
6. Clothes make the man. A horse depends on its saddle, but a man depends on his clothes.
7. An old coat can cover an honest man. You can't judge a person by his clothes.
8. The best cloth is the easiest to see stains. This stain is particularly obvious on the cleanest cloth.
9. Leave one? Hilton is very patient. Don't be nervous.
Common English proverbs 1. Belief in persistence and success. Success belongs to the persevering.
2. Let nature take its course. When you come, you will be safe.
3. People who can talk have no loopholes. Empty talk won't help.
Speak of the devil and he will come. Talk of the devil, and he is sure to appear.
Tall trees can bear more wind.
6. Set an example and teach others. Hands-on demonstration
7. The best heart is always courage. Selfless people are fearless.
8. Even the best people make mistakes. Great men sometimes make mistakes.
9. Close your eyes when the cat steals food.
10. The danger has passed and God has been forgotten.
1 1. The darkest hour is closest to dawn. The darkest hour is nearest the dawn.
12. The dark place is under the candle. It's darkest under the candlestick.
13. The devil knows many things because he is old.
14. The devil sometimes tells the truth. The devil sometimes tells the truth.
15. What's done is done. What is done is done.
16. The early bird catches the worm. The early bird catches the worm.
17. The purpose is to justify the means. As long as the purpose is justified, you can do whatever it takes.
18. The ending makes everyone equal. The end makes all equal.
19. The eyes are bigger than the stomach. Overbite one's head
20. The best diamonds must be cut.
Classic English proverb 1. The farthest way is the shortest way home. Shortcuts take a long way. Fire is the test of gold and the superiority of a strong man. Fire tests real gold, but it is difficult to sharpen the will.
The first step is the only difference. Taking the first step is the hardest.
The fox knows too much, so he loses his tail. The organization is too smart to miss your life.
The fox ran out of the house. The fox preys farthest from home.
A frog in the well knows nothing about the sea.
6. The grass on the other side is greener. This mountain looks taller than that one.
7. People who talk a lot are always the ones who do the least. The giant of language is always the dwarf of action.
8. The higher you climb, the heavier you fall. He climbed high and fell heavily.
9. A leopard cannot change his spots. The rivers and mountains may change, but not one's essential nature
10. The nobler, the humbler. The nobler a man is, the more modest he is.
1 1. The more wisdom, the less courage. The more wit, the less courage.
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13. The pen is more powerful than the sword. A pen can kill people.
14. pot calling the kettle black. The pot calls the kettle black.
15. There are spots on the sun. There are spots in the sun.
16. Every question has two sides. Every question has two sides.
17. There is a skeleton on the blackboard. There is a skeleton in the cupboard.