Английские пословицы и поговорки

[Mari]

 

[DAЛ$]

[DAS]

I strongly agree with this proverb!

[Лилу]

"All is well that ends well!"Все хорошо ,что хорошо кончается !:yes:

[Кармен]

"All is well that ends well!"Все хорошо ,что хорошо кончается !:yes:

[DAS]

The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.

‘The grass is always greener” is a proverb that teaches us it’s not good to be jealous (to want what other people have). It may seem like everyone around you has “greener grass,” meaning nicer cars, better jobs, etc.

[DAS]

Don't judge the book by its cover

Things are not always what they seem. This proverb teaches you not to make judgments about other people because of how they look or dress. A book with a boring or plain cover could be amazing. The same is true with people. A person might look like an athlete or fool, but there is probably a lot more to them than clothes suggest.

[DAS]

Even a small star shines in the darkness

Meaning: People often think of themselves less then they should when in reality they don’t know how valuable  they can be.

[DAS]

The apple never falls far from the tree



Meaning: Children are in many regards are like their parents.

[DAЛ$]

[DAS]

As Happy as a clam


Why would clams be happy? It has been suggested that open clams give the appearance of smiling. The derivation is more likely to come from the fuller version of the phrase, now rarely heard - 'as happy as a clam at high water'. Hide tide is when clams are free from the attentions of predators

[DAS]

[DAS]

Don't Trouble Trouble Until Trouble Troubles You

He беспокой беспокойство, пока беспокойство не побеспокоило тебя.

Не буди лихо, пока оно тихо.

[Mari]

Боюсь,  что пока  от ваших занятий по  уменьшению картинок,  мало толку. Приходится редактировать

[DAЛ$]