Question

write down 25 proverbs with their meanings

actually in my home news papers are not available


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Answer 1

Answer:

1. Better late than never: It's better to get something late than never. (In simple words, if you're losing hope that you'll never get something on time then you can say this proverb, focusing on the bright side, that atleast I got it even if it's late.)
2. If wishes were horses, beggars would ride: It means that wishes don't fulfil by themselves, you will have to work hard for them. (And if wishes were real then even the poorest could have everyting.)
3. Learn to walk before you run: It means that you should first learn the basics and then move to the advanced level.
4. Two wrongs don’t make a right: It means that if one person is wrong, you shouldn't do the same thing. (Basically, you should not take revenge. If you will, you'll be wrong too)
5. You can’t win them all: It means that it's not possible to be good at everything.
6. Good things come to those who wait: You should be patient to get what you want.
7. Every man is the architect of his destiny: It means that it is you who will decide what your life is gonna be like.
8. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it: It means that if something is working properly or is in a good condition then you shouldn't try to change it.
9. It’s not over till it’s over: It means that if some event or a competition is not over, you still have chances to win.
10. The grass is greener on the other side of the fence: It means that people are never satisfied with what they have.
11. There is no time like the present: It means that the best time to do something is now.
12. Two heads are better than one: It means that if two people solve something, there are more chances to succeed.
13. When in Rome, do as the Romans do: It means that if you're visiting a foreign country then you should work/act according to the customs of that country.
14. You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make it drink: It means that you can help others by showing the way to do it but you can't force them to act.
15. The end justifies the means: It means that if your intentions were good but the means to achieve that goal were wrong, the end will be justified.
16. The proof of the pudding is in the eating: It means that you can judge something only after trying it.
17. Time and tide wait for no man: It means that time (like the tide) won't stop so you should use your time properly.
18. What goes around comes around: It means that if you treat others badly, the same will happen to you in future.
19. While the cat’s away, the mice will play: It means that if there is no supervision, then people will break the rules.
20. You can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar: It means that it is easier to win people by politeness than harshness.
21. Practice what you preach: It means that you should behave the way you encourage other people to behave.
22. One man’s junk is another man’s treasure: It means that what may seem to be worthless for one person maybe valuable to the other.
23. Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today: It means that you shouldn't delay doing something if you can do it immediately.
24. It’s better to be safe than sorry: It means that it's better to be cautious than regretting later.
25. Easy come, easy go: It is used when you want to say that you got something easily and then lost it easily too.

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