Examples of using Proverb in English and their translations into Czech
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it is polite to shout!" That's an old venusian proverb.
In this case I am glad that the proverb had it wrong
Unfortunately, we have to realise that the old Latin proverb'pecunia non olet'('money does not smell') is still extremely popular with our governments.
there's an old Australian proverb that says it will boomerang back to you.
there's an old Australian proverb that says it will boomerang back to you. if you throw something away and you're meant to have it.
there's an old Australian proverb that says.
politicians frequently quote the proverb'We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors; we borrow it from our children.
He was famous in proverb And famous in rhyme A long while before Queen Victoria's accession.
IN VINO VERITAS is a proverb which says that in wine is true,
monks left these days, we still use that proverb when we want to say that you have to apply the same standards in equivalent situations.
it echoes the proverb'we do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children.
RO I agree with the proverb that if you are coming from a fishing trip
Proverbs that are whole sentences should begin with a capital letter.
We say a man who knows proverbs can't be all bad.
After that, it would be very difficult to reverse the decision, despite our proverbs.
He would quote Proverbs 13:24. When he was done beating us.
It's amazing how much I hate Vulcan proverbs.
Wow. Good thing you know your Ancient proverbs, otherwise we would be!
In my family, we say a man who knows his proverbs can't be all bad.
often reduced to idioms, proverbs, etc.