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(E)Each bird loves to hear himself sing.% Y# R. i$ n8 i鸟儿都爱听自己唱歌。 d2 B+ W, E& FEach day brings its own bread.! X6 ( ( 5 P3 T天无绝人之路。 ! o: |4 m; o2 t9 W& BEagles catch no flies.0 u& q6 * j; M . d! d: 大人物不计较小事情。 . t) N/ G* W! j H1 Y- 3 N9 lEagles fly alone, but sheep flock together.$ U8 i9 Z: U- A R4 I2 X( f鹰单飞，羊群集。 1 j9 C2 X1 X: SD) b- I Early mistakes are the seeds of future trouble., r# D3 R/ X z早期的错误可以酿成日後的麻烦。 3 / A+ o0 BH0 U- l+ A/ yEarly sow, early mow.Z0 v. ee j _6 k, i: I% B( |播种早的收获早。 7 G. h3 W2 |, b% & nEarly start makes easy stages.; m0 h L6 N( CG7 H早开始是成功的保证。 1 T4 I# ; l- T- P9 6 nEarly wed, early dead.! S M$ q+ o. $ H9 s6 f早婚早夭。 M9 - C, |/ z INEasier said than done.1 u3 C4 W2 y: _# x$ d说话容易做事难。 M1 y( F! D) G; S% aEast or west, home is best.$ i5 E) J: d/ L& _) Y2 在家千日好，出门时时难。 , Y- p# L, Q; G2 k& Easy come, easy go.) e( ! b3 ! Q/ O* b# K4 Y易得易失。 : g1 D9 I1 a5 E$ N/ y8 G3 REat at pleasure, drink with measure./ E, g( E& L2 k/ t: |M E4 M随意吃饭，适度饮酒。 & M4 - I* I a& Y# S! & Z2 IAEat ones cake and have it.+ J4 ! $ U7 z2 X6 n又要马儿好，又要马儿不吃草。 , l% b- K. A$ 7 Z$ F$ k, Eat to live, but not live to eat./ o8 h, ) V8 z, F7 X吃饭是为了生存，但生存不是为了吃饭。 4 G$ I& v) U% I# P# j8 vEat to please thyself, but dress to please others.7 - ?5 W! a. G. B/ H) P8 r吃是使自己受用，穿是使别人受用。 ; K# E/ 0 C, Y* AEducation begins a gentleman, conversation completes him.4 n- . K& W D7 d* 人的教养始於教育，成於社交。 9 4 e+ y- z+ E3 q% r7 JEducation has for its object the formation of character.; P3 ?9 L+ 7 w2 H2 z教育的目的在於培养品德。 + e( y) |# K7 tElbow grease gives the best polish.8 g4 h. L; p: & q4 只要功夫深，铁杵磨成针。 0 C6 G w$ g* Empty vessels make the greatest sound.; q. w9 e7 9 r4 |# . i/ s: gn空桶响声大。 2 W# _# J v/ a9 / TEnough is as good as a feast., k- X# $ W/ 7 d. v知足常乐。 ( k8 ?) b5 r+ b6 ; c0 N 8 REnvy assails the noblest, the winds howl around the highest peak.6 ?! p% ?; e; a$ g8 T% ?( 高位遭人妒，高峰招风吹。 % Y0 tKd! P* 9 FEquivocation is first cousin to a lie./ x# l! M2 c/ Q* _; e* I C支支吾吾，其言必诈。 & d0 o( o8 G$ O0 Q3 OErrors, like straws, upon the surface flow; he who would search for pearls must dive below.+ a. e& h/ d3 Z& G1 K# l错误像稻草，漂浮在水面。欲觅珍珠者，须往水下潜。 6 Q/ + q- f3 r& HEven Homer sometimes nods., l6 a2 x# 6 Z8 F$ b; K4 U人非圣贤，孰能无过。 $ Z$ l9 b3 & v; - C7 B N) Z& LEven the walls have ears.7 b0 L; O% c/ k) c5 ( ?# * 隔墙有耳。 5 n# r/ k1 x! H& CEvery advantage has its disadvantage.+ k4 D, g( v4 I有利必有币。 5 i$ kM; E/ % d- B& c% GEvery bean has its black.8 P/ V. r+ n! b1 B人人有其缺点。 + H$ su/ N0 REvery bird likes its own nest.( 7 |8 w# d1 e7 H% h _人爱其家。 ! O. ! o: H K* L2 * XEverybodys business is nobodys business.# E, x2 f2 uU$ o% t T$ 人人都管，大家不管。 - 0 M7 6 r5 v$ % ( i$ K7 vEvery brave man is a man of his word.0 P9 , F( r9 C) 1 r+ cz勇敢的人都是信守诺言的人。 9 f+ K0 D# 3 F4 fYEvery bullet has its billet.% J# k- k1 ! r6 l: c无风不起浪。 # n- U% G9 H6 G* X9 A1 R f* v: CEvery cloud has a silver lining.( ?; w. O& Z2 $ . % s山穷水尽疑无路，柳暗花明又一村。 a5 4 E. e- Q5 KEvery cock crows on its own dunghill.L C- i3 X. 夜郎自大。 9 z$ l* i, B! Y& A+ R! # l$ BEvery cook praises his own broth.4 r4 o7 E. A: T. z. a3 B+ o自吹自擂。 . s1 X: A7 d6 k K8 qEvery country has its customs.6 ; v1 ?) 1 C9 E c; 3 I7 Z& L0 r乡有乡俗。 * Q+ . L+ 6 S; qEvery couple is not a pair.# J/ 6 I$ M; ) R7 f同床异梦，貌合神离。 . 7 Q+ g, m+ i5 W% k+ B# AEvery day is not Sunday.6 x# p. 6 h- J0 K- R2 J$ F9 g好景不常在，好花不常开。 % X+ U3 x! c1 |2 a! O8 ZEvery day of thy life is a leaf in thy history.3 T! Te: D& D5 D生命中的一天就是你历史上的一页。 2 J3 Q, s; $ $ O7 N! xEvery dog has his day.3 B. u _: x1 C2 X2 I凡人都有得意之日。 * i5 q8 ) c# H) p9 Every dog has his day, and every man his hour.+ c; M9 k3 q! W; H人人都有得意的日子。 3 r+ F: M# C s$ R# H/ T3 Every dog is a lion at home.: h- aq9 n: f7 G% t2 G夜郎自大。 ; g/ R3 . L- f z: : vEvery dog is valiant at his won door.4 H: n0 , v5 r# D+ i d& k1 d狗在家门前条条都凶悍。 ! ! D7 o X: F, Z1 R. g. p! V# # |Every door may be shut but deaths door. - z) B, G2 p# Q1 x1 m除了死门外，每门都可关。 T6 M, r j) 3 v6 # Every extremity is a fault.+ |9 y v( j& j+ k) s$ H6 |- b9 h万事过分都差误。 + S2 G8 p0 j* zq5 i7 tEvery fool can find faults that wise man cannot remedy.* j1 E2 A! C2 r8 r2 X4 xb蠢人也能找出聪明人无法弥补的岔子来的。 ! e$ X8 r- c4 , kEvery heart has its own sorrow.3 t- Z1 p6 H8 + + ! X人人都有伤心处。 4 O, O: K: T, ; m/ # B% c7 . pEvery horse thinks his sack heaviest.% 6 x4 C4 b) v3 y# E6 _, m% N每疋马认为自己驮的袋子重。 5 C$ r- w; d/ E6 i0 G9 AEvery Jack has his Jill.# e! a- g: ( ? Z/ G有情人终成眷属。 - oUa z8 P. x |Every little makes a mickle./ h- D: I+ J8 P6 K6 X8 F* s/ N积少成多。 ( & S, s t3 |1 : c! O4 uEvery lover sees a thousand graces in the beloved object.3 , w: t: s% H; H$ L情人眼里出西施。 9 O7 E- g P8 s( : Every man has a fool in his sleeve.* d( k, r5 A. o2 m) b( t( S4 S/ d聪明一世，糊涂一时。 ( o9 3 q0 p T* ZEvery man has his faults.5 b) U1 t! P/ X# L3 p, Y, 人孰无过。 ( C8 H$ a3 ) D/ 4 Q/ 1 ?Every man has his hobby-horse.7 F$ b# T7 5 c+ t人各有所好。 ; _- 0 v# V$ S1 K9 mEvery man has his liking.4 R- B( z9 b r* b人各有所好。 & W7 Y9 K! c) * k. kl. B& UEvery man has his weak side.& c, S8 q* C. S人人都有自己的弱点。 # e5 f. $ Y7 C9 Q$ F) FEvery man has the defects of his qualities.9 Y& N3 r% L% N/ E) xY一个人的好品质上也有不足之处。 5 z) F6 V9 k& m |$ S& B! Z; JuEvery man is the architect of his own fortune. |! / r+ SW5 G2 H: l9 O% # N每个人都是他自己命运的建诛师。 / w* L4 |6 l% K: b! : A: aEvery man is the master of his own fortune.P% x* l6 h5 x 1 g每个人都是他自己的命运的主宰。 6 . Y) u) y* T0 v) R& FEvery man is the son of his own works.+ / R- 4 m3 D( p种瓜得瓜，种豆得豆。 , l$ k( x O! j; W2 CEvery man thinks his own geese swans.G5 j- J9 r; f/ T/ & |- q每个人都以为自己的东西了不起。 0 x7 V1 e% W, y) o( 3 : F7 E) E ?Every mothers child is handsome. E) d! P; q. j( G8 n老王卖瓜，自卖自夸。 : N$ D$ - p- D, ; WEveryone is dissatisfied with his own fortune./ q/ v2 H- |4 k3 y人对自己的命运总不感满足。 / h& c W, ?3 # E# z6 v$ z4 i% 4 AEvery ones faults are not written in their foreheads.* Z7 Q/ , 0 0 x+ f知人知面不知心。 3 # Q8 6 j+ j. o6 N% SEvery pleasure has a pain.# G4 V: u0 F% n乐中必有苦。 . g. - g* H V2 i5 N$ xEvery potter praises his own pot.2 t& r- l, u: e- Y% W5 j老王卖瓜，自卖自夸。 - r U* G) 0 Q3 9 tEvery salesman boasts of his own wares.( e, VS& hC( C% B6 u K老王卖瓜，自卖自夸。 + s _; ; p8 p8 uEvery shoe fits not every foot.& b7 ; 2 Q3 I( lj) 不能以己度人。 % f- s6 n5 l- ( j; eEverything comes to him who waits.- B* l% |! K/ p安心等待必有好处。 . A R* s( U a/ z2 n, DEverything has its seed.% g% I8 y& a0 c, j无风不起浪。 ! i# n* z* M5 i5 Q; bEverything has its time and that time must be watched./ q, V% Q! K7 N( U6 j任何事情都有好的时机，不要随意放过。 / c! c5 r1 w8 K$ n! J) n) s+ N. Everything hath an end.8 H6 Z+ n1 I8 k4 N! f& . B任何事物都有它的结果。 $ o( 6 I w. sEverything is good in its season./ F l G E1 8 U+ D万物逢时皆美好。 ; - u; N: $ F6 Z9 wEverything is good when new, but friend when old.5 X4 f* w; J: n& 东西新的好，朋友老的好。 8 W% D0 y7 Z& _% M: wEverything is nice in your garden.& j. K5 f8 v% t9 k- f1 老王卖瓜，自卖自夸。 4 M/ W; e9 $ # M6 4 a7 tEverything must have a beginning.5 w0 F9 i ?# x凡是都有起源。 5 4 e3 FH1 V; v, pEverything new is fine. wu5 v/ o z v新事物总是美好的。 * D- Q; 6 _ v% i( gEvery tide hath its ebb.1 R2 x2 Q B7 q5 4 t兴盛之日必有衰退之时。 $ ? e0 K; t, ?v/ Every tree is known by its own fruit.2 A% Z+ w+ - e* v. H) L观其言行，知其为人。 ! v# H/ S( b 2 nEvery why has a wherefore.8 C* s; U: Q1 I4 T, R事出有因。 , |- G& 8 DQ- t2 c4 y) B: wEvil comes to us by ells and goes away by inches.% m. E( X1 n0 N罪恶来时，尺进寸退。 $ l/ f( p5 Y1 w( J4 G, F; My& i, g7 Y! s b5 sEvil communications corrupt good manners.9 W w4 P9 f6 t; # ?; V+ t- 3 f( a3 z交往恶劣，有损风度。 7 n+ H4 s+ k0 K3 s1 EEvil gotten, evil spent.2 o9 K0 Q$ j q8 M悖入悖出。 # & u0 H2 u+ m9 vmExample is better than precept.$ F CP+ P1 c- _言教不如身教。 L) m, w m3 p T7 N5 ZExchange is no robbery.( S! Q a5 - N5 e/ K2 O公平交易并非强行夺取。 S o! 5 w* c7 uExercise, temperance, fresh air, and needful rest are the best of all physicians.4 锻链、节制、新鲜空气和必要的休息是最好的医生。 , $ k3 U0 y v( zExperience is a school from which one can never graduate.9 o4 u+ P4 h2 ( G g经验无止境。 $ v: c, q p, $ Experience is the best teacher.; w- F9 t5 0 O0 B) j7 c经验是良师。 I, * B- b1 m6 _% R7 C+ H eE