Excerpts from English proverbs beginning with the letter n
1. Napoleon himself was once a crying baby. Even Napoleon was a crying baby in the past.
2. Nature hates vacuum. There is no vacuum in nature.
Nature has given us two ears and two eyes, but only one tongue, so we should listen more, see more and talk less. We were born with two ears, two eyes and one mouth. In the final analysis, we should listen more, watch more and talk less.
4. Nature is a mirror reflecting truth. Nature is a mirror reflecting the truth.
Nature teaches us to love our friends, and religion teaches us to love our enemies. Nature teaches us to love friends, but religion teaches us to love enemies.
6. Naturally, there will be a process.
7. Nature, time and patience are three great doctors. Nature, time and patience are three great doctors.
8. Naughty boys sometimes become good people. Naughty boys sometimes become kind gentlemen.
9. Necessity has no law. There is no law before demand.
10. Needs and opportunities can make cowards brave. Demand and opportunity may turn cowards into warriors.
1 1. Necessity is the mother of invention. If you are poor, change it, and if you change it, it will pass.
12. Need to know the law. Take risks.
13. It is necessary to make the old lady run fast. Despair gives courage to a coward. (The old woman runs in a hurry. )
14. When the devil drives, the demand must be met. The situation compels us to do so.
15. Ignoring health is a doctor's wealth. Neglect of health makes doctors rich.
16. Never ask for trouble until trouble troubles you. Never ask for trouble.
17. Never get tired of doing good deeds. Be tireless in doing good.
18. You won't tell anyone until it's done. Things can't be made public until they are done.
19. Never pour dirty water into the source you have hated for some time. Never cast dirt into that fountain of which you have sometime drunk.
20. Don't do things by halves. Don't give up halfway
A selection of English proverbs beginning with the letter n
1. Don't engage in the following things before you master the previous things. If you haven't mastered what you have learned, don't engage in further study.
Don't fry fish until it's right. Catch the fish before frying.
Never judge a book by its cover. All that glitters is not gold.
Never deny the opportunity for improvement. Seize the great opportunity and don't miss it.
5. Never teach fish to swim. Never teach fish to swim.
6. Don't put off till tomorrow what you can do today.
7. Don't put the plow in front of the cow. Never put the plow before the oxen.
8. Never give up! Cheer up and have a try. Don't be discouraged, friend, cheer up and do it!
9. Don't say what others don't want them to hear. Don't say anything you don't want people to hear.
10. Never show your wallet or your thoughts. Your wallet is not exposed, and your thoughts need to be preserved.
1 1. Never change horses when crossing the river. Don't change horses when you take the ferry. (It is not advisable to make major changes in times of crisis)
12. Never consider your own career. Don't think too highly of yourself.
13. Better late than never.
14. It's never too late to reply. If you pass, don't be afraid to change.
15. Never too old to learn. I'm too old to learn.
Recommendation of English proverbs beginning with the letter n
1. Never entrust what you should do to others. Never entrust others with what you should do.
2. Don't believe in sweet words. Don't believe beautiful words.
3. The new official takes office with three fires. A new broom sweeps clean.
4. New lords, new laws. A new broom sweeps clean.
News is like fish. News is like fish, and it is not fresh afterwards.
6. Newspapers are the mirror of the world. Newspapers are the mirrors of the world.
7. The nightingale doesn't sing in a cage. Nightingales don't sing in cages.
8. No answer is an answer. No answer is also an answer.
9. Without bees, there would be no honey; No job, no money. No bees, no honey, no labor, no money.
10. No cross, no crown. No pain, no happiness.
1 1. No pains, no gains. No pains, no gains.
12. There is no garden without weeds. Every coin has its two sides.
13. Without a good foundation, there is no good building. The foundation is not good and the building is not solid.
14. No small gain, no big loss.
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