Книга - 700 английских пословиц и поговорок. From A to Z
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700 . From AtoZ
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700 . From AtoZ
ISBN978-5-4493-8973-2
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Abad beginning makes abad ending
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Abad corn promise is better than agood lawsuit
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Abad workman quarrels with his tools
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Abargain is abargain.
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Abeggar can never be bankrupt.
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Abird inthe hand is worth two inthe bush.
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Abird may be known byitssong
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Ablack hen lays awhiteegg.
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Ablind leader ofthe blind.
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Ablind man would be glad tosee
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Abroken friendship may be soldered, but will never be sound.
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Aburden ofones own choice is notfelt
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Aburnt child dreads the fire.
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Acat ingloves catches nomice
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Acity that parleys is half gotten
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Acivil denial is better than arude grant
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Aclean fast is better than adirty breakfast
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Aclean hand wants no washing.
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Aclear conscience laughs at false accusations
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Aclose mouth catches no flies.
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Bacchus has drowned more men than Neptune
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Bad news has wings.
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Barking dogs seldom bite.
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Be slow topromise and quick toperform
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Be swift tohear, slow tospeak
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Beauty lies inlovers eyes.
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Before one can say Jack Robinson
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Before you make afriend eat abushel ofsalt withhim.
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Beggars cannot be choosers
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Believe not all that you see nor half what you hear.
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Best defence is offence
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Better aglorious death than ashamefullife
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Better alean peace than afat victory
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Better alittle fire towarm us, than agreat one toburnus.
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Better an egg today than ahen tomorrow
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Better an open enemy than afalse friend
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Better be alone than inbad company
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Better be born lucky thanrich
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Better be envied than pitied.
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Better be the head ofadog than the tail ofalion.
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Better deny at once than promiselong
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Better die standing than live kneeling
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Better early than late.
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Better give ashilling than lend ahalf-crown
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Better go tobed supperless than rise indebt
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Better late than never
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Better lose ajest than afriend.
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Better one-eyed than stone-blind
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Better the devil you know than the devil you dont.
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Better the foot slip than the tongue
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Better todo well than tosaywell
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Better toreign inhell, than serve inheaven
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Better unborn than untaught.
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Better untaught than ill-taught.
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Between the cup and the lip amorsel mayslip
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Between the devil and the deep (blue)sea
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Between two evils tis not worth choosing
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Between two stools one goes (falls) tothe ground
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Between the upper and nether millstone
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Betwixt and between.
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Beware ofasilent dog and still water
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Bind the sack before it befull
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Birds ofafeather flock together
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Blind men can judge no colours
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Blood is thicker than water.
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Borrowed garments never fitwell
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Brevity is the soul ofwit
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Burn not your house torid it ofthe mouse
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Business before pleasure
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Bydoing nothing we learn todoill
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Byhook or bycrook
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Bythe street ofby-and-bye one arrives at the house ofNever
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Calamity is mans true touchstone.
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Care killed thecat.
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Catch the bear before you sell hisskin
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Caution is the parent ofsafety
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Charity begins at home.
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Cheapest is the dearest.
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Cheek brings success
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Children and fools must not play with edged tools
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Children are poor mens riches.
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Choose an author as you choose afriend
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Christmas comes but once ayear, (but when it comes it brings good cheer).
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Circumstances alter cases
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Claw me, and Iwill clawthee
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Cleanliness is next togodliness
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Company indistress makes troubleless
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Confession is the first step torepentance
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Counsel is no command
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Creditors have better memories than debtors
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Cross the stream where it is shallowest
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Crows do not pick crowseyes
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Curiosity killed acat.
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Curses like chickens come home toroost
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Custom is asecond nature
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Custom is the plague ofwise men and the idol offools.
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Cut your coat according toyour cloth
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Death is the grand leveller.
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Death pays all debts
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Death when it comes will have no denial
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Debt is the worst poverty
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Deeds, not words.
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Delays are dangerous.
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Desperate diseases must have desperate remedies
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Diligence is the mother ofsuccess (good luck)
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Diseases are the interests ofpleasures
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Divide andrule
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Do as you would be doneby.
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Dog does not eatdog
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Dog eatsdog.
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Dogs that put up many hares killnone
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Doing is better than saying
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Dont count your chickens before they are hatched
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Dont cross the bridges before you come tothem
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Dont have thy cloak tomake when it begins torain
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Dont keep adog and bark yourself
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Dont look agift horse inthe mouth
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Dont put all your eggs inone basket
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Dont sell the bears skin before youve caughtit.
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Dont trouble trouble until trouble troublesyou
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Dont whistle (halloo) until you are out ofthewood
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Dot your is and cross yourts.
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Draw not your bow till your arrow is fixed
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Drive the nail that willgo.
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Drunken days have all their tomorrow
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Drunkenness reveals what soberness conceals.
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Dumb dogs are dangerous
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Each bird loves tohear himselfsing
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Early tobed and early torise makes aman healthy, wealthy andwise
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Easier said than done.
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East or West home isbest
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Easy come, easygo.
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Eat at pleasure, drink with measure
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Empty vessels make the greatest (the most) sound
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Enough is as good as afeast
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Envy shoots at others and wounds herself
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Even reckoning makes long friends
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Every ass loves tohear himselfbray
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Every barber knowsthat
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Every bean has its black
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Every bird likes its ownnest
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Every bullet has its billet
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Every country has its customs.
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Every dark cloud has asilver lining
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Every day is not Sunday.
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Every dog has hisday.
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Every dog is alion athome
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Every dog is valiant at his owndoor
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Every Jack has hisJill
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Every man has afool inhis sleeve
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Every man has his faults.
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Every man has his hobby-horse
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Every man is the architect ofhis own fortunes
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Every man tohis taste
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Every miller draws water tohis ownmill
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Every mother thinks her own gosling aswan
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Every ones faults are not written intheir foreheads
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Every tub must stand on its own bottom
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Every white has its black, and every sweet itssour
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Every why has awherefore
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Everybodys business is nobodys business.
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Everything comes tohim who waits
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Everything is good inits season
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Evil communications corrupt good manners
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Experience is the mother ofwisdom
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Experience keeps adear school, but fools learn inno other
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Experience keeps no school, she teaches her pupils singly
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Extremes meet.
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Facts are stubborn things.
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Faint heart never won fairlady
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Fair without, foul (false) within
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Fair words break no bones
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False friends are worse than open enemies
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Familiarity breeds contempt.
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Far from eye, far from heart.
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Fasting comes after feasting
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Faults are thick where love isthin
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Feast today and fast tomorrow
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Fine feathers make fine birds
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Fine words butter no parsnips.
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First catch yourhare
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First come, first served
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First deserve and then desire
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First think, then speak.
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Fish and company stink inthreedays
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Fish begins tostink at thehead
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Follow the river and youll get tothesea.
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Fools haste is no speed
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Fools and madmen speak the truth
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Fools grow without watering
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Fools may sometimes speak tothe purpose
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Fools never know when they arewell
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Fools rush inwhere angels fear totread
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For the love ofthegame
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Forbearance is no acquittance.
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Forbidden fruit is sweet.
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Forewarned is forearmed.
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Fortune favours the brave (the bold)
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Fortune is easily found, but hard tobekept
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- Жанр: Книги для детей, Книги по философии, Прочая образовательная литература, Языкознание
- Язык: Книги на русском языке
- Объём: 70 стр.
- Возрастные ограничения: 6+
- ISBN: 9785449389732
- Дата выхода книги: 08 декабря 2018
- Версия: 📚 Электронная книга
Пословицы и поговорки любого народа, как правило, очень емко отражают его юмор, быт и менталитет. Для людей, изучающих английский язык как иностранный, данная книга окажется невероятным источником устойчивых фраз и речевых оборотов, которыми славится английский юмор и сами жители туманного Альбиона. (Рассохин П. А.)
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