30条英语励志谚语（英语谚语励志简短可复制）
30条英语励志谚语【一】
1 . Coming events cast their shadows before 未来之事，必有前兆
2 . Children and fools tell the truth 孩子和傻子，口中无诈语
3 . A man is known by his friends 视其友，知其人
4 . Cloudy mornings give way to clear evenings 早晨云遮日，晚上星满天
5 . 智者不作非凡之想。
6 . A contented mind is a perpetual feast 知足长乐。
7 . Take time when time comes lest time steal away,机不可失，时不再来。(lest:免得。
8 . The first wealth is health（ Ralph Waldo Emerson, American thinker ）
9 . Take t i me wh i I e t i me is，or time will be away,把握时机，否则时机将一闪即逝。
10 . Diligence is the mother of good luck 勤力佳运之母
30条英语励志谚语【二】
1 . Nightingales will not sing in a cage
2 . Sail when there is favorable wind; strike it when the iron is hot行船趁列页风，打铁趁火红。
3 . Better early than late 宁早勿晚
4 . A useful trade is amine of gold 一技在身犹如金矿在手
5 . All things are difficult before they are easy 凡事起头难
6 . Weak men wait for opportunity, but the strong men make it,弱者等待机会，强者创造机会。
7 . 八月十五云遮正月十五雪打灯
8 . A secret between more than two is no secret 三人知，天下晓
9 . Take something by the best handle行事须趁最佳时机。
10 . A willful man must have his way 只要人有恒，万事皆可成
30条英语励志谚语【三】
1 . It is a poor mouse that has only one hole 狡兔三窟。
2 . Least said, soonest mended
3 . When the fox preaches， then take care of your geese 每当狐狸说教，当心鹅群被盗。
4 . Suspicion is the poison of true friendship猜忌会伤害友谊。
5 . A straw will show which way the wind blows 草动知风向
6 . The common horse is worst shod 公用之马，掌子最差。
7 . All his geese are swans 敝帚自珍
8 . Do not quarrel with your bread and butter 不要砸自己的“饭碗”
9 . Take time to deliberate; but when the time for action arrives, stop thinking and go in,三思而后行，时机来时莫犹豫。
10 . Age is honorable and youth is noble年长者值得尊敬，年轻人高尚。
30条英语励志谚语【四】
1 . All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy 只用功，不玩耍，聪明的孩子也变傻
2 . 新年纳余庆，佳节号长春
3 . Do not cry for the moon 海底捞月办不到
4 . Beauty and folly are often companions 美貌和愚蠢常结伴
5 . Kill two birds with one stone 一箭双雕。
6 . A true jest is no jest 真笑话并非笑话
7 . Don&#;t put the cart before the horse 勿本末倒置
8 . Delays are dangerous 事怕延误
9 . A drowning man will catch at a straw 人快淹死时，稻草也要抓。
10 . An eye for eye and a tooth for a tooth 以眼还眼，以牙还牙
30条英语励志谚语【五】
1 . A wonder lasts but nine days 什么新奇的事，也新不了几天
2 . When its time has arrived, the prey becomes the hunter当时机来到，猎物反变成猎人。
3 . All that glitters is not gold 闪光的东西不一定是金子
4 . Vicious horses have vicious riders; a rogue horse encounters Lord Guan Qingtian恶马恶人骑，服脂马遇着关老爷。(encounter:遇到，遭遇，遭到。
5 . Lend your money and lose your friend
6 . Actions speak louder than words 百说不如一干。
7 . An Englishman&#;s house is his castle 英国人的家是独立王国。（意指：非经许可，不得进入）
8 . Courtesy costs nothing 彬彬有礼，惠而不费
9 . Dying is as natural as living 有生必有死
10 . An occasion lost cannot be redeemed时机一失，无法挽回。
30条英语励志谚语【六】
1 . 早睡早起会使人健康富有和聪明。 （美国总统 富兰克林。 B）
2 . Brevity is the soul of wit 言以简洁为贵
3 . Let beggars match with beggars
4 . A thing you don&#;t want is dear at any price 不需要的东西最贵
5 . Be just before you are generous 先还债，后慷慨
6 . A little is better than none 聊胜于无
7 . Better go to heaven in rags than to hell in embroidery 宁可空而有志，不可富而失节
8 . Dreams go by contraries 梦与现实常相反
9 . To him that does everything in the proper time，one day is worth three办事不失时机，一天可抵三天用。
10 . Now or never,机不可失，失不再来。
30条英语励志谚语【七】
1 . AM the winning is in the first buying先下手为强。
2 . A constant guest is never welcome 常客招人嫌。
3 . To lock the stable door after the horse is stolen事后弥补为时已晚。
4 . 健康是人生第一财富。 （美国思想家 爱默生。 R W）
5 . Barking dogs seldom bite 吠犬不咬人
6 . Better to wear out than rust out 与其锈坏，不如用坏
7 . A burnt child dreads the fire 烧伤过的孩子怕见火。（意同：一朝被蛇咬，三年怕草绳）
8 . The New Year Festival, Na Yuqing, Changchun
9 . Better buy than borrow 买比借好
10 . Pluck flowers as they bloom; wait and you，I I have only the twigs花开堪折直须折，莫待无花空折枝。
30条英语励志谚语【八】
1 . Early bird catches the worm早起的鸟儿有虫吃。
2 . Be considerate towards the poor多为穷人着想。
3 . 报纸是世界之镜。
4 . A fair death honors the whole life 死得其所，流芳百世。
5 . A cracked bell can never sound well 破钟敲不响。
6 . I hope you have a most happy and prosperous New Year。
7 . A good winter brings a good summer 好冬必有好夏
8 . All roads lead to Rome 条条道路通罗马
9 . Last year the wax content with the change, new year spring breeze
10 . 赔了夫人又折兵。