Examples of using Proverb in English and their translations into French
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Proverb/Nagoya Marimbas/City Life" with Paul Hillier,
We all know the proverb"it takes a village to raise a child,"
Do you know the Klingon proverb that tells us,"Revenge is a dish that is best served cold?
An old African proverb says that alone we travel faster,
There's a wonderful Sufi proverb which says:"Life breaks the heart again
So the proverb‘an apple a day' may be extended to apple juice: both remove the doctor away.
The logic of this proposal reflects the proverb,"Only iron blunts iron.
Just about everyone knows at least one cultural proverb that expresses the curse of the later generations.
There's an old Chinese proverb About this. It's a metaphor about The sacred vow between man and woman.
A well-known African proverb teaches that“It takes a village to raise a child”.
you don't have to work another day of your life- this proverb is really true!
Cause there's… I read on the email… Someone emailed in an old chinese proverb.
song title or proverb.
She recalled that indigenous peoples accorded to their members their rightful individual acknowledgement for every musical composition, proverb, carving, artwork,
The concept of the film is based on an ancient Chinese proverb that breaks life down into four emotional cornerstones- Happiness(Whitaker),
the old pilots' proverb is still legitimate for the swisstopo flight service:‘We don't wait, we start!
The proverb,“Desperate times call for desperate measures,” may be the perfect mantra for a public that is increasingly comfortable with the use of the accusatory,
I am an anti Klovitzien because Humanity it is made much evil by setting up this proverb:"the war is the prolongation of the policy by other means",
The set of proverb cards from several countries helps show similarities between peoples.
According to Klaus Ertz, the scene in the small painting illustrating the proverb Any haberdasher will promote his own wares
