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disrespectful發(fā)音

英：[?d?sr?'spektfl]　　美：[?d?sr??sp?ktf?l]

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disrespectful中文意思翻譯

adj. 無(wú)禮的, 不尊敬的

disrespectful詞形變化

副詞: disrespectfully | 名詞: disrespectfulness |

disrespectful同義詞

awless | ill-mannered | aweless | insolent | saucy | impudent | impertinent | rude | bad-mannered | flippant | offensive | contemptuous | impolite | derisive | abusive | discourteous | irreverent

disrespectful反義詞

respectful

disrespectful常見(jiàn)例句

1 、In the second case, the volunteer insisted that students look him in the eye to show attentiveness, in a country where prolonged eye contact is considered disrespectful.───在第二例中，那個(gè)志愿隊員堅持要讓學(xué)生們直視著(zhù)他，以表示專(zhuān)心致志，而在埃塞俄比亞，人們認為持續的目光接觸是不尊敬人。

2 、"Was that disrespect for your leader I heard?" he teased in a mock growl.───"我聽(tīng)到的你領(lǐng)袖的那一個(gè)不敬是"? 他在一個(gè)假的吠聲中欺負。

3 、They showed a shameless disrespect for human rights and the norms of human decency.───他們無(wú)恥地蔑視人權和人類(lèi)尊嚴的準則。

4 、No disrespect. I mean, you doing you.─── 無(wú)意冒犯 我是說(shuō) 你這樣挺好

5 、When the King saw how disrespectful the ape was, he ordered General Yang to go shoot down that smart aleck ape.───國王看到猿猴如此放肆,他命令楊將軍去把自作聰明的猿猴射下來(lái)。

6 、From there he sent me a disrespectful telegram.───從那里他給我打了一份無(wú)禮的電報。

7 、Tell them their days of disrespect are through.───告訴小牛，你們囂張的日子過(guò)去了。

8 、He's always been a good boy, he hadn't ever turned hard or evil disrespectful, the way kids can, so quick, especially in Harlem.───他以前一向是個(gè)好孩子，你看現在的孩子，特別是哈萊姆的孩子，往往變得很快，真是說(shuō)變就變，有變倔的，有變壞的，有變得全無(wú)體統的，而他從來(lái)就沒(méi)有這樣的情況。

9 、It was no doubt, the two boys were very smart, but their behavior was disrespectful, they fazed others.───倆男孩在后院露營(yíng)，他們不知道已經(jīng)幾點(diǎn)了，第一個(gè)男孩對第二個(gè)說(shuō)：“大聲唱歌就能知道！”

10 、"No disrespect to Bolton, a club I love, but this club is massive.───“沒(méi)有對博爾頓無(wú)禮的意思，我還是很愛(ài)它的，只是它厚重了。

11 、No. I was disrespectful, and that was uncalled for.─── 不 是我失禮了 有失妥當

12 、"No disrespect to Rafa, but there will only ever be one Bill Shankly.───“我沒(méi)有不尊重貝尼特斯，但世上只有一個(gè)比爾香克利。

13 、You can't talk like that to a robber which disrespect my occupation, i rob from heaven to earth. I take anything i want.───你說(shuō)這話(huà)就是對我這行業(yè)的最大污辱,我上搶天,下?lián)尩?中搶空氣。還有我不能拿的嗎?

14 、A negative relationship is one where you have to interact, but it's characterized by conflict, disagreement, dislike or disrespect.───合不來(lái)的關(guān)系是你不得不進(jìn)行交流的一種關(guān)系，此關(guān)系的特點(diǎn)是矛盾、爭論、厭惡和藐視。

15 、Avoid being disrespectful and rude. You can and will argue your point better respectful of yourself and others.───[避免表現得有失禮儀，甚至于莽撞、粗魯。你可以并且能夠在尊重自己、敬重他人的同時(shí)將你的條件談得愈是服貼、穩妥。

16 、"If someone is disrespectful to a girl, I like to take care ofher ," says Chad.───“如果有人對一個(gè)女孩兒無(wú)禮,我愿意去幫助她，”查德說(shuō)。

17 、At his first face-to-face debate with Mr Obama on September 26th, he refused to look his opponent in the face, which made him seem crotchety and disrespectful.───在9月26號與奧巴馬的第一場(chǎng)面對面的辯論中，他拒絕正面看他的對手，從而讓人們覺(jué)得他很固執和失禮。

18 、I didn't like how they disrespected you.─── 我不喜歡他們不尊敬你的樣子

19 、If I don't suspend him it breeds disrespect for authority.───如果我不讓他回家就會(huì ) 滋養這種藐視權威的情緒

20 、He wouldn't do that because that would be disrespectful.─── 他不會(huì )那樣做的 因為那樣是不尊敬的

21 、Students should never smack their lips, roll theirs eyes, or show disrespect with gestures.───孩子不能做咂嘴，翻白眼或者其他不尊重他人的舉動(dòng)。

22 、He continued to call Sherburn every disrespectful name that he could think of.───他繼續用能想出的字眼大罵舍伯恩。

23 、"I don't want people to take it the wrong way, and certainly intend no disrespect to Bill Shankly and Bob Paisley," he said.───他說(shuō)，"我不想讓人對費根有錯誤認為，當然這不是對比爾.香克利，鮑比.派斯利的不敬。"

24 、You don't disrespect me like I'm not even here, huh?───你不能不尊重我好像我不在這兒一樣。

25 、Being true to yourself does not mean that you are inconsiderate or disrespectful of others.───做真實(shí)的自己并不意味這你可以不尊重別人或不考慮別人的感受。

26 、But jettisoning Ferguson at this stage of the season would be pointless, heartless and disrespectful to the Scot's achievements in transforming United's fortunes.───但在賽季進(jìn)行到目前階段,拋棄弗格森并不明智，這是對這位曾經(jīng)改變曼聯(lián)命運的蘇格蘭教練的所取得成就的不尊重。

27 、I was unfamiliar with him, if do that, I would be very disrespectful , though the lateness is his wrong.───不過(guò)見(jiàn)面之后聊了兩句倒也覺(jué)得他人蠻隨和的。

28 、Do not smack your lips, “tsk”, roll your eyes, or show disrespect with gestures.───不要咂嘴、咋舌、翻白眼或做無(wú)禮的手勢。

29 、Otherwise, any violation would be considered a disrespect for the gods.───否則就會(huì )被看作是對神靈的不尊重。

30 、In the major cities I found a great disrespect of nature and a slow disappearance of a beautiful indigenous culture.───在巴西的一些重要城市，我發(fā)現人們不尊重大自然，以及美好的原住民文化漸漸消逝的問(wèn)題。

31 、Dan Rather can expect to take flak from journalists,including some at CBS,for being "disrespectful" and thereby making anti-media waves.───丹·拉瑟必將受到新聞同業(yè)（包括一些哥倫比亞廣播公司的同仁）的攻擊，指責他“態(tài)度欠恭”，因而引起反對新聞媒體的浪潮。

32 、Never express anger, impatiences, or disrespect in public. Bad feelings engendered by public criticism, or impoliteness are never forgotten.───不要當眾發(fā)怒，不耐心，或者不尊敬。這樣的不禮貌永遠不會(huì )被對對方原諒。

33 、The Wampanoag kept a close watch on them and thought they were a disrespectful bunch for stealing all their goods.───萬(wàn)帕諾亞格人警蜴地注視著(zhù)他們，認為他們是一群想偷走他們食物的團伙。

34 、They tend to be disrespectful to teachers in general, even going so far as to throw snowballs at Quirrell's turban.───他們對老師也有失禮節，有次甚至把雪球丟到了奇洛的頭巾上。

35 、Later, Zhang Li paper that too disrespectful, using silk cloth bag, it is also worried that orange cloth was damaged, has been very worried.───后來(lái)，長(cháng)吏認為紙過(guò)于不敬，改用綢布包，又擔心桔子被布破壞，一直很憂(yōu)慮。

36 、Heretofore all the campus gossip had seemed merely malicious and disrespectful.───在這以前，學(xué)校里的一切流言蜚語(yǔ)似乎純粹是惡意的、無(wú)禮的。

37 、And she prefers not to even try: "It's disrespectful to the friend.───她連試一下都不愿意?！斑@是對朋友的不敬。

38 、"I've shown no disrespect," was my reply,laughing internally at the dignity with which he announced himself.───“我沒(méi)有表示不尊敬呀?！边@是我的回答，心里暗笑他報出自己的姓名時(shí)的莊嚴神氣。

39 、Parents and teacher must contend often with adolescent aggression, profanity, and disrespect.───家長(cháng)和教師們則常常不得不面對孩子們的攻擊、褻瀆和無(wú)禮行為。

40 、Don't disrespect me just because you're not.───不要因為你沒(méi)結婚,就不尊重我。

41 、I didn't like how they disrespected me.─── 我不喜歡他們不尊重我的樣子

42 、I feel that he disrespected me and he disrespected my hotel.─── 我覺(jué)得 他很不尊重我 很不尊重我的酒店

43 、Plus, when you disrespect him, you disrespect this whole place.─── 而且 你要是不尊重他 就是不尊重這整個(gè)地方

44 、"It was, of course, never my intention to offend or disrespect anyone.───“我真的沒(méi)有想要冒犯或是不尊重任何一個(gè)人?！?/p>

45 、Prince William and Prince Harry's private secretary wrote to the channel saying they felt it would be a" gross disrespect" to their mother's memory.───威廉和哈里王子的私人秘書(shū)寫(xiě)信給第四臺，聲稱(chēng)播放戴妃死前的照片是對她的極大不尊重。

46 、Anyone questioning your decision is being insubordinate and disrespectful and probably just looking for a way to slack off.───任何挑戰你決心的行為都是不服從和無(wú)理的，這是為了尋找偷懶的機會(huì )。

47 、Dan Rather can expect to take flak from journalists, including some at CBS, for being" disrespectful" and thereby making anti - media waves;...───丹 拉瑟必將受到新聞同業(yè)（包括一些哥倫比亞廣播公司的同仁）的攻擊，指責他“態(tài)度欠恭”，因而引起反對新聞媒體的浪潮。

48 、"When Crouch came on against Hull, and not being disrespectful to Robbie, we suddenly looked [more dangerous].───“當克勞奇替補上場(chǎng)面對胡爾城，并不是不尊重羅比，我們馬上變得有威脅起來(lái)?！?/p>

49 、When you're aggressive you disrespect others' communication by interrupting, demeaning, or criticizing them.───在“好斗”時(shí)，你會(huì )去打斷對話(huà)、貶低或批評對方，表現得不尊重對方；

50 、They were sexually perverted, cruel, unscrupulous (shedding much innocent blood), disrespectful, greedy, and oppressive.───例如：性的敗壞、冷酷相殘、殺害無(wú)辜、貪婪、欺壓。

51 、To treat in a disrespectful or demeaning manner.───不尊重，侮辱以不尊重或有損人格的方式對待

52 、He called Sherburn every disrespectful name that he could think of.───" 他用能想出的字眼把舍伯恩罵了個(gè)遍。

53 、Learn to tolerate happiness and sorrow, respect and disrespect, victory and defeat, then my heart will become strong and stable.───學(xué)習容忍快樂(lè )和痛苦、尊重和不尊重、勝利和失敗,我的心就會(huì )變得堅強而又穩定。

54 、No, he doesn't like that you disrespect him.─── 不 他不喜歡你不尊重他

55 、To decline would be disrespectful but to accept is embarrassing.───卻之不恭，受之有愧。

56 、It's been our tradition ever since the company was small.And don't worry about the disrespect business.OK?───在我們公司規模很小的時(shí)候這就已經(jīng)形成傳統。不要擔心不禮貌的事了,好嗎?

57 、By calling people from Taiwan, Japan, and Korea a chinese, chinks or 7na is a very impolite and rude things to do. It is very disrespectful.───在國外的人不管是臺灣人或是日本人或是韓國人，如果被叫成支那(中國)人是件非常嚴重羞辱的事。

58 、Betty: Don't disrespect me just because you're not.───不要因為你沒(méi)結婚，就不尊重我。

59 、Don't you think it's disrespectful to your wife to constantly put down something she loves?───你這樣詆毀你妻子喜歡的東西，你不覺(jué)得失禮嗎？

60 、Not for another Sunday! This handful of disrespectful teenagers snapped their gum during prayer time and read magazines during Bible study.───再多干一個(gè)星期天都不行!這一群不知尊重為何物的十幾歲孩子們，會(huì )在祈禱的時(shí)候大嚼口香糖，在學(xué)習圣經(jīng)的時(shí)候讀雜志。

61 、If some groups regard themselves as superior and treat other ethnic groups or religions with disrespect，the whole society may be paralyzed.───如果某些群體自視高人一籌，不尊重其他種族或宗教，那么整個(gè)社會(huì )有可能陷入癱瘓。

62 、Hold your tongue, you disrespectful old bird!───住嘴！你這沒(méi)規矩的老鳥(niǎo)！

63 、Comrades working in the government should observe discipline and the procedures of the government and combat confusion and oppose disrespect of authority at higher levels.───在政權中工作的同志，要遵守政權的紀律和秩序，反對混亂現象，反對不尊重上級政權的行為。

64 、To accept (these sumptuous gifts) embarrasses me, but to refuse them would be unmannerly.; To decline would be disrespectful but to accept is embarrassing.───卻之不恭， 受之有愧。

65 、His disrespect behave can not be forgiven .───他的舉止失禮是不能原諒的。

66 、He is even so disrespectful of his parents as to say that he created them.───他甚至對自己的父母也不尊敬，竟然說(shuō)父母也是他造的。

67 、I apologize if I offended you. I am a stranger in this country. And I meant no disrespect to you, or your daughter.───如果我觸犯你,我致歉.我是一個(gè)在這個(gè)國家中陌生人.我意思是沒(méi)有對你不禮貌或者你的女兒.

68 、She knew that even that thought was disrespectful to Ellen and felt ashamed of it.───她知道甚至這種想法也是對愛(ài)倫的不敬，因此為自己感到羞恥。

69 、You disrespected me, and you disrespected your brother and your mother and our guest.─── 你對我無(wú)禮 對你弟弟和*媽無(wú)禮 還對我們的客人無(wú)禮

70 、A scoffer is one who shows scorn, disrespect, contempt for someone or something.───一個(gè)好譏誚的人會(huì )藐視人和事。

71 、"I beg your pardon, Mrs. Wilkes. I meant no disrespect.───"對不起，威爾克斯太太，我不是不尊重您。

72 、Qin Shi Huang did not like that fact that common people should be saying something that sounded like his name, regarding it as a sign of disrespect.───“政”與“正”的發(fā)音相同，秦始皇認為讓老百姓直接念出他的名字是對他的不尊重。

73 、You disrespect my colors, you disrespect me.─── 對我的旗幟不敬 就是對我不敬

74 、Children cannot learn in classes where loutish behaviour and disrespect for others are the norm.───他指出，這些“問(wèn)題孩子”不能夠在普通的學(xué)校學(xué)習，因為他們總是不尊敬老師和影響其他同學(xué)。

75 、F: It's been our tradition ever since the company was small. And don't worry about the disrespect business. OK?───在我們公司規模很小的時(shí)候這就已經(jīng)形成傳統。不要擔心不禮貌的事了，好嗎?

76 、Are you rude to those who disrespect you or do you turn the other cheek?───你對于不尊敬你的人無(wú)禮嗎？還是你很厚臉皮？

77 、Genetic engineering is a disrespect of life.───基因工程是對生物的不尊重。

78 、Casual sex needn’t be disrespectful.───偶然的性經(jīng)歷也不一定就意味著(zhù)不尊重對方。

79 、He says ECOWAS should not tolerate disrespect for those rules.───他說(shuō)，西非國家經(jīng)濟共同體絕不容忍對這些原則的不尊重。

80 、A person who is unfilial to his parents and disrespectful to his elders cannot possibly attain blessings and protection.───一個(gè)不孝父母，不敬長(cháng)老的人，是不可能獲得??的。

81 、It would be disrespectful to decline.───卻之不恭。

82 、Do not smack your lips, tsk, roll your eyes, or show disrespect with gestures.───不要用咂嘴,翻白眼等類(lèi)似動(dòng)作表示輕蔑.

83 、Lacking or exhibiting a lack of reverence; disrespectful.───不虔誠的; 不尊敬的缺乏或顯出缺乏虔誠的; 不尊敬的

84 、But his angry performance in the third debate looked disrespectful, if not actually a little unhinged.───但麥凱恩在第三場(chǎng)辯論憤怒的表現顯得有失風(fēng)度，說(shuō)的難聽(tīng)點(diǎn)有點(diǎn)精神錯亂。

85 、He'd always been a good boy, he hadn't ever turned hard or evil or disrespectful.───他一直是個(gè)好孩子,從來(lái)沒(méi)有變得冷酷、邪惡或粗俗過(guò)。

86 、You eat, but you are disrespectful to the food.You are not there, you simply go on swallowing the food inside you.You go on doing your things habitually, mechanically.───你吃東西，但是你對食物并不尊敬，你不在那里，你只是繼續把食物吞下去，你一直習慣性地、機械性地在做你的事情。

87 、Cheapening oneself only incurs more disrespect from others.───發(fā)賤只能使別人更加地不尊重你。

88 、There will be no end of disrespect and discord.───從此必大開(kāi)藐視和忿怒之端。

89 、He meant no disrespect by that remark, ie did not mean to be rude.───他的話(huà)并無(wú)不敬之意.

90 、Katherine: Don't disrespect this class just because you're married.───不要以為你結婚了，就不尊重這堂課。

常見(jiàn)的英文諺語(yǔ)精選100句大全

常見(jiàn)的英文 諺語(yǔ) 都有哪一些?要得驚人藝，須下苦功夫,It takes a lot of hard work to be amazing.以下是我精心收集整理的　常見(jiàn)的英文諺語(yǔ),下面我就和大家分享，來(lái)欣賞一下吧。

常見(jiàn)的英文諺語(yǔ)篇1

1、鍛煉不刻苦，紙上畫(huà)老虎。

Exercise is not hard. Draw tigers on paper.

2、廣交不如擇友，投師不如訪(fǎng)友。

It's better to choose friends than to make friends.

3、當斷不斷，反受其亂。

Be judgmental and confused.

4、不吸煙，不喝酒，病魔見(jiàn)了繞道走。

No smoking, no drinking, the disease saw a detour.

5、狗朝屁走，人朝勢走。

Dogs go fart, people go at the trend.

6、正月二十五刮南風(fēng)，春天多雨。

The south wind blows on the twenty-fifth day of the first month, and it rains in spring.

7、狗急跳墻，人急懸梁。

Dogs jump on the wall and people jump on the beam.

8、內行看門(mén)道，外行看熱鬧。

The expert watches the doorway, the layman watches the lively.

9、吃飯防噎，走路防跌。

Eat to prevent choking, walk to prevent falling.

10、有志不在年高，無(wú)志空長(cháng)百歲。

The ambition is not to be old, but to be a hundred years old.

11、船頭坐得穩，不怕風(fēng)來(lái)顛。

The bow of the boat is stable and not afraid of the wind.

12、人怕勸，車(chē)怕墊。

People are afraid of persuasion and cars are afraid of cushions.

13、與其坐而言，不如起而行。

It's better to go up than sit down.

14、吃人家的嘴軟，拿人家的手短。

Eat people's mouth soft, take people's hands short.

15、不怕學(xué)問(wèn)淺，就怕志氣短。

If you are not afraid of shallow learning, you are afraid of short ambition.

16、欺山莫欺水，欺人莫欺心。

Do not deceive mountains or waters, or people or hearts.

17、酒吃頭杯，茶吃二盞。

First cup of wine and two cups of tea.

18、貪得一時(shí)嘴，瘦得一身肉。

Greedy for a moment, thin as a flesh.

19、補漏趁天晴，讀書(shū)趁年輕。

Make up leaks while it is sunny, and read while it is young.

20、寧可鍋里放壞，不可肚里硬塞。

Better spoil the pot than stuff it in your stomach.

21、病急亂投醫，逢廟就燒香。

When the patient is in a hurry, he will burn incense in every temple.

22、一日不讀口生，一日不寫(xiě)手生。

One day no oral students, one day no handwritten students.

23、粗飯養人，粗活益身。

Rough food feeds people, and rough living helps people.

24、一理通，百理融。

One reason, one hundred reasons.

25、吃飯不言，睡覺(jué)不語(yǔ)。

Eat silently, sleep silently.

26、諱疾忌醫，難求良藥。

It is difficult to seek good medicine for taboos and taboos.

27、久晴必有久連陰。

A long sunshine must last a long time.

28、一日三棗，長(cháng)生不老。

Three jujubes a day will never grow old.

29、鞭打的快馬，事找的忙人。

Whipping a fast horse is a busy man.

30、笑一笑，少一少;惱一惱，老一老。

Laugh a little, but grow old.

31、急雷雨易停，悶雷天難開(kāi)。

It's easy to stop thunderstorms, but it's hard to open a dull thunderstorm.

32、好漢死在戰場(chǎng)，懶漢死在炕上。

A good man dies on the battlefield and a lazy man on the kang.

33、不怕天寒地凍，就怕手腳不動(dòng)。

If you are not afraid of the cold, you are afraid of not moving your hands and feet.

34、船載千金，掌舵一人。

Shipborne gold, one person at the helm.

35、一言既出，駟馬難追。

A word spoken is hard to follow.

常見(jiàn)的英文諺語(yǔ)篇2

1、小病不治，大病難醫。

A minor illness is incurable, but a serious one is difficult to cure.

2、廚師常游酥油海，死后墜入地獄海。

Chefs often swim in the sea of butter and fall into the sea of hell after they die.

3、精益求精，藝無(wú)止境。

Keep improving, art is endless.

4、兒大不由爺，女大不由娘。

Children can't help their father, but women can't help their mother.

5、立如松，坐如鐘，臥如弓，行如風(fēng)。

Stand like a pine, sit like a bell, lie like a bow, walk like the wind.

6、不怕人不敬，就怕己不正。

If you are not afraid of being disrespectful, you are afraid of being wrong.

7、母大兒肥，種好苗壯。

Fertile mothers and fathers make good seedlings.

8、豌豆不要糞，只要有灰拌。

Peas don't need dung, as long as they are mixed with ash.

9、朋友千個(gè)少，敵人一個(gè)多。

A thousand friends and one enemy.

10、急雨易晴，慢雨不開(kāi)。

It's easy to clear up when it rains hard, but not when it rains slowly.

11、千里之行，始于足下。

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.

12、朱門(mén)酒肉臭，路有凍死骨。

Zhumen smells of wine and meat, and the roads are frozen to death.

13、雨打五更，日曬水坑。

Rain beats five more, sunbathing puddles.

14、人無(wú)羞恥猶如狗。

A man without shame is like a dog.

15、不當家不知柴米貴，不養兒不知父母恩。

If you don't own a family, you don't know how much firewood and rice are expensive. If you don't raise a child, you don't know how kind parents are.

16、寧愿餓死老娘，不要吃了種糧。

I'd rather starve my mother than grow grain.

17、冬天既然已經(jīng)到了，春天還會(huì )遠嗎?

Now that winter has arrived, can spring be far behind?

18、我落到此步再于行，山變成潔白在于雪。

When I come to this point and go on, it is snow that makes the mountain white.

19、打魚(yú)的不離水邊，打柴的不離山邊。

Fishing does not leave the water, firewood does not leave the mountain.

20、食魚(yú)要肥，食肉要瘦。

Fish should be fat and meat lean.

21、蜂采百花釀蜂蜜，人讀群書(shū)明真理。

Bees gather flowers to make honey, and people read the truth.

22、離家十里路，各處各鄉風(fēng)。

Ten miles away from home, the local customs everywhere.

23、知識不存在的地方，愚昧就自命為科學(xué)。

Where knowledge does not exist, ignorance pretends to be science.

24、河有兩岸，事有兩面。

There are two sides to the river and two sides to the matter.

25、秤砣雖小，能壓千斤。

Although the scale is small, it can press jacks.

26、月亮撐紅傘，有大雨。

The moon holds an umbrella and it rains heavily.

27、圩田好種，梅雨難過(guò)。

Meiyu is sad that polder fields are good seeds.

28、人心齊，泰山移。

People are united and Mount Tai is moved.

29、暴熱黑云起，雹子要落地。

Black clouds rise in the heat and hail falls to the ground.

30、鴻雁叫一聲，窮漢吃一驚。

The goose shouted, and the poor man was shocked.

常見(jiàn)的英文諺語(yǔ)篇3

1、不怕穿得遲，就怕脫得早。

Not afraid to wear late, afraid to take off early.

2、水是莊稼血。

Water is the blood of crops.

3、莊稼一枝花，全靠肥當家。

A single flower of a crop depends entirely on fertility.

4、性格開(kāi)朗，疾病躲藏。

Happy personality, disease hiding.

5、魚(yú)鱗天，不雨也風(fēng)顛。

Fish scales, rain and wind.

6、走的多了成道路，吃的多了成習慣。

The more you walk, the more you eat, the more you become a habit.

7、人到四十五，還是出山虎。

When people reach forty-five, they still go out of the mountain tiger.

8、兒大不由爺，女大不由娘。

Children can't help their father, but women can't help their mother.

9、常罵不驚，常打不怕。

Often scolds do not startle, often beats does not fear.

10、一車(chē)灶土一車(chē)糞，壓住秧腳好扎根。

A car of stove soil and a car of manure, press the foot of the seedling to take root.

11、日落云里走，地雨半夜后。

Sunset clouds, rain after midnight.

12、鴻雁叫一聲，窮漢吃一驚。

The goose shouted, and the poor man was shocked.

13、朋友千個(gè)少，敵人一個(gè)多。

A thousand friends and one enemy.

14、一場(chǎng)秋雨一場(chǎng)寒，十場(chǎng)秋雨穿上棉。

One autumn rain, one cold, ten autumn rain put on cotton.

15、水不激不躍，人不激不奮。

Water is not exciting, people are not exciting.

16、一滴春水一滴油。

A drop of spring water and a drop of oil.

17、好麥不見(jiàn)葉，好谷不見(jiàn)穗。

Good wheat does not see leaves, good grain does not see ears.

18、你和時(shí)間開(kāi)玩笑，它卻對你很認真。

You joke with time, but it takes you seriously.

19、早酒晚茶天明色，時(shí)間長(cháng)了害死人。

Morning wine and evening tea are bright, killing people for a long time.

20、雨后刮東風(fēng)，未來(lái)雨不停。

The east wind blows after the rain, and the rain will not stop in the future.

21、細水長(cháng)流，吃穿不愁。

Thin water flows long without worrying about food and clothing.

22、怕走崎嶇路，莫想攀。

Fear of rough roads, do not want to climb the peak.

23、春施千擔肥，秋收萬(wàn)擔糧。

Spring application of 1000-ton fertilizer, autumn harvest 1000-ton grain.

24、手腳勤快樣樣有，好吃懶做樣樣無(wú)。

There are all kinds of diligent hands and feet, but there are none of them.

25、富有的孩子似貧窮，貧窮的孩子似富有。

Rich children are like poverty, poor children are like wealth.

26、藥不治假病，酒不解真愁。

Drugs do not cure false diseases, but wine does not solve real worries.

27、年紀不饒人，節令不饒天。

Age does not spare people, season does not spare days.

28、人心齊，泰山移。

People are united and Mount Tai is moved.

29、煙是虛空酒是癆，飯是根本肉長(cháng)膘。

Smoke is empty wine is tuberculosis, rice is the basic meat and fat.

30、三追不如一底，年外不如年里。

Three pursuits are worse than one end, and years are worse than years.

31、人強人欺病，人弱病欺人。

A strong man deceives a sick man, a weak man deceives a sick man.

32、日落云里走，雨在半夜后。

Sunset clouds, rain in the middle of the night.

33、給猴一棵樹(shù)，給虎一座山。

A tree for monkeys and a mountain for tigers.

34、施肥一大片，不如點(diǎn)和錢(qián)。

Fertilizing a large area is better than ordering money.

35、白地不下種，白水不栽秧。

No sowing in white land, no seedling in white water.

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HONEST

No one likes lies. But, unfortunately, being dishonest with others and ourselves is sometimes easier than telling the truth. It doesn't need to be that way, though. Learning to be honest and eliminating the need for lies can help to clean up your conscience and your relationships. Shifting your perspective slightly and orienting yourself to a policy of honesty can help you to eliminate the need for lies and make it more attractive to tell the truth. See Step 1 for more information.

Method 1 of 3: Being Honest With Others

1

Figure out why you lie and who you lie to. We've all lied at one time or another, to different people, to ourselves, and for different reasons. But coming up with a systematic plan for becoming more honest will be difficult unless you try to define those reasons and those people for yourself.

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Lies to make ourselves look better might include exaggerations, embellishments, and flat-out tall-tales we tell to others, and ourselves, to make ourselves feel better about our inadequacies. When you're unhappy about something, it's much easier to fill it in with lies than tell the truth.

We lie to peers we think are better than us, because we want them to respect us as we respect them. Unfortunately, being dishonest is disrespectful in the long run. Give people more credit for their ability to empathize and understand you on a deeper level.

Lies that avoid embarrassment might include lies told to cover up bad behaviors, transgressions, or any activity we're not proud of. If your mom found a pack of cigarettes in your jacket, you might lie and say that they're your friend's to avoid punishment.

We lie to authoritative figures to avoid embarrassment and punishment, including ourselves. When we've done something we feel guilty about, lies are told to eliminate the guilt, avoid the punishments, and get back to the objectionable behavior we're forced to lie about. It's a vicious cycle.

2

Anticipate behaviors that will make you feel guilty. To break the chain of embarrassment and lying, it's important to learn to anticipate things that you'll likely feel guilty about in the future, and avoid those behaviors. When you lie, you're covering up some uncomfortable truth that's more easily couched in a lie. You can either get comfortable with the truth, or abandon the behavior that makes you embarrassed.

If you smoke cigarettes, you won't have to lie if everyone knows it's true. Own up to it. If a behavior is un-own-upable, it's probably best to avoid it. It would be humiliating for your partner to find out that you had an inappropriate relationship with a coworker, but you won't have to lie if you don't do it.

3

Stop comparing yourself to others. Sometimes we lie to make ourselves seem bigger and better than we really are. Because we're constantly competing and comparing ourselves to others, any inadequacies can be most-easily overcome with a quick and creative lie. If you stop feeling competitive with others and give yourself the value you deserve, you won't feel the need to lie to bring yourself up, because you're already up!

Forget what you think other people want to hear from you. Give other people the benefit of the doubt, and assume that they're not running "game" on you, or being manipulative. Speak from your heart and tell the truth, without even the slightest bit of concern about whether or not it will make you look "bad." People respect honesty, even when the truth is uncomfortable.

Let your honesty impress people, not your exaggeration. Lots of dishonesty results from attempts to impress our peers with elaborate tales that will one-up everyone else at the table. If you're unable to contribute to the round of anecdotes about European travel, just listen quietly and wait until the subject changes, instead of making up a ruse about your study-abroad in Majorca.

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KIND

Being kind is a vital way of bringing meaning to our own lives as well as the lives of others. Being kind allows us to communicate better, be more compassionate, and also to be a positive force in people's lives. Kindness has its true source deep within you, and while some people are innately kind, it's something that everyone can cultivate by choice.

Part 1 of 3: Developing a Kinder Perspective

1

Care for others genuinely. At its most basic, kindness is about caring genuinely for others around you, wanting the best for them, and recognizing in them the same wants, needs, aspirations, and even fears that you have too. Kindness is warm, resilient, patient, trusting, loyal, and grateful.[1] Piero Ferrucci sees kindness as being about "making less effort" because it frees us from getting knotted up in negative attitudes and feelings such as resentment, jealousy, suspicion, and manipulation.[2]Ultimately, kindness is deep caring for all beings.

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Practice kindness and generosity toward others. Being out of practice, being shy, or not knowing how to reach out to others can only be overcome in the doing, by continually trying until it becomes a natural impulse to be kind and giving to others.

Ask for nothing in return. The greatest kindness expects nothing, comes with no strings attached, and places no conditions on anything done or said.

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Don't be kind for the sake of getting what you want. Beware of deluded kindness. Kindness is not about "self-interested politeness, calculated generosity, superficial etiquette".[3] Simply being nice to other people because you believe that this will manipulate them into giving you what you want in life, or as a means of controlling them, is not kindness. Nor is kindness about pretending to care for someone all the while repressing anger or contempt; hiding our rage or frustration behind false pleasantries is not kindness.

Finally, being a people pleaser is not kindness; that's simply behavior designed to give in and not rock the boat because you're afraid that taking a step forward will sink the ship.

3

Be kind to yourself. Many people make the error of trying to be kind to others while at the same time not focusing on being kind to themselves. Some of this can stem from not liking aspects of yourself, but more often than not, it's sourced in the inability to know yourself better. And unfortunately, when you don't feel rock solid within yourself, your kindness to others risks falling into the deluded types of kindness described in the previous step. Or, it can lead to burn-out and disillusionment because you've put everyone else first.

Self-knowledge allows you to see what causes you pain and conflict, and enables you to embrace your contradictions and inconsistencies. It allows the space to work on things about yourself that you're not happy with. In turn, self-knowledge helps to prevent you from projecting your negative aspects onto other people, thereby empowering you to treat other people with love and kindness.[4].

Take time to become more self-aware and use this learning to be kinder to both yourself (remembering that we all have weaknesses) and to others. In this way, your inner angst is being dealt with rather than fueling your need to project the hurt and pain.

Avoid viewing time taken to become more aware of your own needs and limits as an act of selfishness; far from it, it is a vital pre-condition to being able to reach out to other people with great strength and awareness.

Ask yourself what you think it means to be kinder to yourself. For many people, being kinder to themselves includes monitoring the chatter in your thoughts and stopping your negative thinking.