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英语谚语词典-第30章

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  Every man is a fool sometimes; and none at all times。 (1573)
  Every man is the architect of his own fortune。 (402)
  Every man thinks his own things best。 (1551)
  Every mechanism has its reverse。 (2001)
  Every miller draws water to his own mill。 (2002)
  Every mother breeds not sons alike。 (279)
  Every mother thinks her child beautiful。 (274)
  Every mother’s child is handsome。 (273)
  Every one’s faults are not written in their foreheads。 (1283)
  Every rose has its thorn。 (1641)
  Every shoe fits not every foot。 (467)
  Everything es to him who waits。 (824)
  Everything has its time。 (66)
  Everything has its time and that time must be watched。 (67)
  Everything hath an end。 (469)
  Everything is good for something。 (458)
  Everything is good when new; but friends when old。 (1896)
  Everything must have a beginning。 (468)
  Every tide hath ebb。(82)
  Every time the sheep bleats it loses a mouthful。 (1702)
  Every why has a wherefore。 (476)
  Every wise man dreadeth his enemy。 (889)
  Evil (be) to him who evil thinks。 (1504)
  Evil es to us by ells and goes away by inches。 (1510)
  Evil munications corrupt good manners。 (1516)
  Evil weed is soon grown。 (1498)
  Evil 'Ill' will never said well。 (1529)
  Example is better than precept。 (2003)
  Experience does it。 (1309)
  Experience is a long way。 (1311)
  Experience is a school from which you can never graduate。 (1323)
  Experience is sometimes dangerous。 (1329)
  Experience is the best teacher。 (1308)
  Experience is the father of wisdom and memory the mother。 (1314)
  Experience is the fruit of the tree of errors。 (1328)
  Experience is the mistress of fools。 (1318)
  Experience is the mother 'father' of knowledge。 (1312)
  Experience is the mother 'father' of wisdom。 (1313)
  Experience is the teacher of fools。 (1319)
  Experience keeps a dear school; but fools learn in no other。 (1322)
  Experience keeps no school; she teaches her pupils singly。 (1324)
  Experience must be bought。 (1327)
  Experience teaches。 (1310)
  Experience teaches fools。 (1320)
  Experience teaches fools; and he is a great one that will not learn by it。 (1321)
  Experience without learning is better than learning without experience。 (1317)
  Extremes meet。 (2004)
  Facts are stubborn (things)。 (432)
  Facts speak louder than words。(653) 
  Failure in a great enterprise is at least a noble fault。 (1248)
  Failure is the mother of success。 (1244)
  Failure is the only high…road to success。 (1247)
  Failure teaches success。 (1245)
  Faint heart never won fair lady。 (791)
  Fair without but foul within。 (1419)
  Fair words and foul deeds cheat wise men as well as fools。 (695)
  Fair words butter no parsnips。 (650)
  Fair words fill not the belly。 (664)
  Fair words will not fill the belly。 (665)
  Fair words will not make the pot play。 (667)
  Falling out of lovers is the renewing of love。 (174)
  False friends are worse than bitter enemies。 (1912)
  False friends are worse than open enemies。 (1910)
  Falsehood like a nettle stings those who meddle with it。 (1615)
  False with one can be false with two。 (1444)
  Fame is a magnifying glass。 (932)
  Fame like a river is narrowest at its source and broadest afar off。 (933)
  Familiarity breeds contempt。 (2005)
  Fanned fires and forced love never did well yet。 (191)
  Far from eye far from heart。 (2006)
  Fasting is the best medicine。 (1098)
  Fat hens lay few eggs。 (1682)
  Faults are thick while love is thin。 (167)
  Feed a cold and starve a fever。 (1111)
  Feed sparingly 'by measure' and defy the physician。 (1096)
  Few words to the wise suffice。 (910)
  Few words are best。 (605)
  Few words; many deeds。 (586)
  Fine clothes make the man。 (1427)
  Fine feathers do not make fine birds。 (1423)
  Fine feathers make fair fowls。 (1429)
    Fine feathers make fine birds。 (1430)
    Fine words dress ill deeds。 (697)
  Finished labours are pleasant。 (315)
  Fire and water are 'may be' good servants; but bad masters。 (483)
  Fire and water have no mercy。 (480)
  Fire is the test of gold; adversity of friendship。 (1933)
  First catch your hare then cook him。 (1802)
    First e; first served。 (2007)
  First impressions are half the battle。 (2008)
  First think; and then speak。 (598)
  Fish begins to stink at the head。 (2009)
  Follow love and it will flee; flee love and it will follow thee。 (156)
  Follow pleasure and it will flee thee; flee pleasure and it will follow thee。 (416)
  Folly is an incurable disease。 (1597)
  Fool’s haste is no speed。 (1585)
  Fools have the best luck。 (1571)
  Fools have fortune。 (1570)
  Fools learn nothing from wise men; but wise men learn much from fools。 (897)
  Fools look to tomorrow; and wise men use tonight。 (896)
  Fools never know when they are well。 (1589)
  Fools rush in where angels fear to tread。 (1591)
  Fools will be meddling。 (1592)
  For a lost thing care nothing。 (1221)
  Forbidden fruit is sweet。 (2010)
  Force can never destroy right。 (729)
  Forced love does not last。 (192)
  Fortune favours fools。 (1568)
  Fortune favours the bold。 (1351)
  Fortune is easily found; but hard to be kept。 (403)
  Fortune is variant。 (1356)
  Fortune knocks once at least at every man’s door。 (1352)
  Fortune often rewards with interest those that have patience to wait for her。 (826)
  Four eyes see more than two。 (915)
  Friends agree best at a distance。 (1926)
  Friends are like fiddle…strings; they must not be screwed too tight。 (1888)
  Friends are thieves of time。 (1927)
  Friends 'The best of friends' must part。 (1921)
  Friendless is the dead。 (1902)
  Friendship cannot stand always on one side。 (1930)
  Friendship should not be all on one side。 (1931)
  Friendship is like wine—the older the better。 (1934)
  From hearing es wisdom; from speaking repentance。 (619)
    From saving es having。 (845)
  From words to deeds is a great space。 (596)
  Frugality is an estate alone。 (858)
  Frugality when all is spent es too late。 (877)
  Gain got by a lie will burn one’s fingers。 (1636)
  Gifts from the enemies are dangerous。 (1941)
  Give a dog a bad name and hang him。 (1795)
  Give a fool enough rope 'rope enough' and he will hang himself。 (1598)
  Give every man thy ear; but few thy voice。 (1396)
  Give him an inch and he’ll take a yard。 (2011)
  Give never the wolf the wether。 (1821)
  Glory is the shadow of virtue。 (774)
  God defend 'deliver' me from my friends; from my enemies I can 'will' defend myself。 (1909)
  God helps those who help themselves。 (2012)
  God sends fortune to fools。 (1569)
  God sends meat and the devil sends cooks。 (2013)
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