English Proverbs - page 74

There's always more fish in the sea. (English Proverb)
There's no bad weather, there are bad clothes. View proverb
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There's no such thing as bad publicity. View proverb
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Those who sleep with dogs will rise with fleas. View proverb
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To carry coals to Newcastle. View proverb
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To the victor goes the spoils. View proverb
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We are wise enough ourselves. View proverb
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With friends like these, you don't need enemies. View proverb
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You can't make bricks without straw. View proverb
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Youth is wasted on the young. View proverb
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Hit him again, he has no friends. Ударь его еще раз, у него нет друзей. (English Proverb)
Prosperity makes friends, and adversity tries them. Успех находит друзей, а горе испытывает их. View proverb
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A good friend is my nearest relation. Хороший друг – мой ближайший родственник. View proverb
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False friends are worse than open enemies. Коварный друг опаснее заклятого врага. View proverb
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Happy is he whose friends were born before him. Счастлив тот, чьи друзья родились раньше него. View proverb
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No friendship is strong that owes its rise to a pot. Недолговечна дружба, возникшая за обе денным столом. View proverb
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They are rich who have true friends. Тот богат, у кого верные друзья. View proverb
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When a friend asks there is no tomorrow. Для друга не существует «завтра». View proverb
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Accidents will happen in the best families. (19th century) View proverb
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He who does not advance goes backwards. View proverb
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All is fair in love and war. (17th century) (English Proverb)
America is God's melting-pot. (Israel Zangwill) View proverb
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Anger makes dull men witty, but it keeps them poor. (Francis Bacon) View proverb
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Do not let sunset find you still nursing your anger. View proverb
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One rotten apple will spoil the whole barrel. or One scabbed sheep mars the whole flock. View proverb
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