爱华网英文名人名言
1、The brave and the wise can both pity and excuse,when cowards and fools shew no mercy.
勇者和智者均有同情谅解之心，而懦夫和愚者则毫无怜悯之。
2、Reputation is often got without merit and lost without fault.
无功得名是常事，无过失名也是常事。
3、Never trust another what you should do yourself.
自己该做的事，决不要委托给旁人做。
4、A lie begets a lie till they come to generations.
谎言生谎言，谎言世代传。
5、Think twice before acting.
三思而后行。
6、A good fame is better than a good face.
美名胜于美貌。
7、Great hope makes great man.
伟大的思想造就伟大的人。
8、Calamity and prisperity are the touchstones of integrity.
不幸与幸运都是正直的试金石。
9、A false tongue will hardly speak truth.
假舌不会吐真言。
10、If thou injurest conscience,it will have its revenge on thee.
伤害良心，将受到良心的严惩。
11、All roads lead to Rome.
行行出状元。
12、Though malice may darken truth,it cannot put it out.
恶意可以糟塌真理;但无法消灭真理。
13、A quite conscience sleeps in thunder,but rest and guilt live far adunder.
平静的良心能在雷声中入睡，而安宁和负罪则无法毗邻。
14、The sting of a reproach,is the truth of it.
指责带给你刺痛，正是它的忠实之处。
15、Adversity reveals genius, fortune conceals it.
苦难显才华，好运藏天知。
16、Be just to all,but trust not all.
要对一切人都公正，但不要对一切人都信任。
17、Diamond cuts diamond.
强中更有强中手。
18、All things are difficult before they are easy.
万事开头难。
19、Equivocation is first cousin to a lie.
含糊其词是谎话的近亲。
20、When in Rome, do as the Romans do.
入乡随俗。
21、Fame is a magnifying glass.
名誉是放大镜。
22、The good seaman is known in bad weather.
惊涛骇浪，方显英雄本色。
23、Keep flax from fire,youth from gaming.
亚麻远离火苗，青年远离赌博。
24、He that will lie will steal.
会说谎的人也就会偷窃。
25、Eat a peck of salt with a man before you trust him.
在你信任一个人之前，先要深入了解他。
26、If you do what you should not,you must hear what you would not.
若做了不应做之事，则必然会听见不愿听之语。
27、Truth's best ornament is nakedness.
不加掩饰乃是真理的最好装饰。
28、If thou wouldest live long,live well;for folly and wickedness shorten life.
若欲求长寿，生活须行善，因为蠢行和邪恶会把生命缩短。
29、Though a lie be well drest,it is ever overcome.
谎言装扮虽不错，到头总会被揭露。
30、Adversity successfully overcome is the highest glory.
成功地克服困难是最大的光荣。
31、Difficulties strengthen the mind, as labour does the body.
劳动强体，磨难强智。
32、A true great man will neither trample on a worm,nor sneak to an emperpor.
真正的伟人既不大肆践踏小人物，也不会在皇帝面前奴
