proverb

美音：['prɑ.vɜrb] 英音：['prɒvɜː(r)b]

简单释义：

n.谚语；格言

网络俗语；箴言；英语谚语

变形：

复数：proverbs

完整释义：

1.谚语,古语;俗话;箴言
2.谚语,格言
3.俚谚剧
4.俚谚游戏
5.话柄,笑柄
6.人人知道的事情;有名的事情

例句：

He quoted what I supposed to be an old Spanish proverb: "bread with bread is a fool's meal. "
我觉得他当时的话像是一句西班牙古老的谚语：“面包配面包是蠢蛋的菜谱。”
The first was to heed the proverb: "It is better to be quiet and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. "
其一就是遵信谚语：与其开口说话，消除种种猜忌，不如保持沉默，哪怕被他人当作傻子一个。
Hence the idea carried in the proverb, that everyone should be allowed to make a mistake without being punished for it.
因此，这种想法，即允许任何人初次犯错误，不必给予惩罚，就包含在这条谚语当中了。
Like the old proverb goes, you can't buy happiness, and a woman who thinks otherwise isn't worth your time.
正如古语云，你不可能买到幸福，而一个想着其他东西（金钱）的女人是不值得你花时间的。
American Proverb The future is called "perhaps, " which is the only possible thing to call the future.
未来可以被称作“可能”，那是唯一可以用来称呼未来的词汇。
The message that this proverb is trying to stumble through is that everything always looks more attractive when you don't have it.
这句谚语不就想说什么东西都是你没有的时候更有吸引力嘛。
There is an old proverb which states 'the road to hell was paved with the best of intentions'.
有一句老话：“通往地狱的路途铺满最好的意图”。
One should take advantage of it just like the proverb states: "Opportunities are only from the prepared minds. "
每个人都应利用机遇，正如这句名言所说：“机遇只留给那些做好准备的人。”

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