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100

CU TC NG TING ANH HAY NHT

1. c gi c bo: Curses (like chickens) come home to roost.


As the call, so the echo.
He that mischief hatches, mischief catches.
2. nh gc : As red as beetroot.
3. Thi gian s tr li: Wait the see
4. Cng ng cng vui: The more the merrrier.
5. Ci g n s n : What must be , must be.
6. Xa mt cch lng : long absence, soon forgotten
7. Sng c khc, ngi c lc: Every day is not saturday.
8. Tay lm hm nhai, tay quai ming tr: No bees, no honey, no work, no money.
9. Chm m chc : Slow but sure.
10. Cu c c thy: Talk of the devil and he is sure to appear.
11. Mun cn hn khng: Better late than never.
12. Cm nh hn: As dump as oyster.
13. Tt n nh ngi cng nh nh tranh: When candles are out, all cats are grey.
14. Tha sng thiu cht: More dead than alive.
15. Ng say nh cht: Sleep like alog/ top.
16. Nhm mt lm ng: To close one's eyes to smt.
17. Tro cao ng au: Pride comes/ goes before a fall.
Pride will have a fall.
18. Nhp gia ty tc: When is Rome, do as the Romans do.
19.Hay thay i nh thi tit: As changeable as the weather.
20. Ai giu ba h, ai kh ba i: Every dog has its/ his day.
21. n nh m khot: Eat like a horse.
22.Tai vch mch rng: Walls have ears.
23.Yu cho roi cho vt, ght cho ngt cho bi: Spare the rod, and spoil the child.
24.Ca r l ca i: Cheapest is dearest.
25. Mu s ti nhn, hnh s ti thin: Man proposes, God disposes.
26. Mt b mi lo lm chung: It is too late to lock the stable when the horse is stolen.
27. Th con sn st, bt con c r:Throw a sprat to catch a herrring.
28. Ch mo nh dm ng mt vua: A cat may look at a king.
29. Lut trc cho ngi giu, lut sau cho k kh: One law for the rich and another for the poor.
30. Ai bit ch ngi y s c: Everything cornes to him who wait.

The ball cornes to the player.


31.Ai lm ngi y chu: He, who breaks, pays.
The culprit mt pay for the darnage.
32. Ai c thn ngi y no, ai c b ngi y gi: - Every man for himself.
- Every miller draws water to his own mill.
- Every man is the architect of his own fortune.
- Self comes first.
- Let every tub stand on its own bottom.
33. Chim tri c nc, ai c th n: Finders keepers.
- Findings are keepings.
34. An phn th thng: - Feel srnug about one's present circumstances.
- The cobbler must/ should stick to his last.
- Let not the cobbler go beyond his last.
- Rest on one's laurels.
35. n cp quen tay, ng ngy quen mt: Once a thief, always a thief.
36. n cy no ro cy y: - One fences the tree one eats.
37. n cho bt: Bite the hand that feeds.
38. n chc mc bn: Comfort is better than pride.
- Solidity first.
39. n c i trc, li nc theo sau: An early riser is sure to be in luck.
40. Bch nin giai lo: Live to be a hundred together.
41. Bit v m tn: Not a sound from sb.
42. Bnh an v s: Safe and sound.
43. Bnh c ru mi: New wine in old bottle.
44. Bt sa g cht: Never write what you dare not sign.
45. C ln nut c b: The great fish eats the small.
46. Chn b lm mi: Every fault needs pardon.
47.Gy ng p lng ng : what goes around comes around
48.v qut dy c mng tay nhn : diamond cuts diamond
49.chuyn hm nay ch ngy mai : never put off till tomorrow what you can do to day
50.c ch th nn: a small lake sinks the great ship
51.c cng mi st c ngy nn kim : where there is a will there is a way
52.Hy vo thng vn : Let's get to the point.
53. B con xa khng bng lng ging gn: A stranger nearby is better than a far-away relative.
54. Hy ni cho ti bit bn ca anh l ai, ti s ni cho anh bit anh l ngi nh th no : Tell me who's your
friend and I'll tell you who you are.
55.Thi gian v nc thy triu khng i ai c.: Time and tide wait for no man
56.Im lng l vng:Silence is golden
57.Ci li khng xng i ng lt lo: The tongue has no bone but it breaks bone
58.Gieo nhn no gt qu ny : You will reap what you will sow
59.Ch si khng bao gi n tht ng loi : A wolf won't eat wolf

60.C cn hn khng : A little better than none


61.Vn s khi u nan : It is the first step that is troublesome
62.Ci ngi hm trc hm sau ngi ci : He who laughs today may weep tomorrow
63.Giu i bn, sang i v : Honour charges manners
64. Gieo gi, gt bo: Curses come home to roost
65.Bit th tha tht, khng bit th da ct m nghe : The cobbler should stick to his last
66. Tru chm ung nc c : The early bird catches the worm
67.c voi i tin : Don't look a gift horse in the mouth
68. Mi ngi mi : There's no accounting for taste
69. Nc chy mn : Little strokes fell great oaks
70. n khy tai tru : Do not cast your pearls before swine
71. Vng ma ch t lch : The bad workman always blames his tools
72. Tt g hn tt nc sn : Beauty is only skin deep
73. Li ni chng mt tin mua, la li m ni cho va lng nhau. : Courtesy costs nothing
74. Hon nn mi bit bn hin : A friend in need is a friend indeed
75. Mo m gp c rn : An oz of luck is better than a pound of wisdom
76. Cht vinh cn hn sng nhc : I would rather die on my feet than live on my knee
77. u xui ui lt : A bad beginning makes a bad ending
78. d ha di qu : A bad compromiseis better a good lawsuit.
79. nc kh bc, gng v kh lnh. : A broken friendship may be soldered, but will never be sound.
80. Trt v da thy v da cng s. Chim b n s ln cy cong. : A burnt child dreads the fire.
81. t tng khng thng vc bnh ng cng nng. : A burden of one's own choice is nit felt.
82. giy rch phi gi ly l/i cho sch , rch cho thm : A clean fast is better than a dirty breakfast.
83.ch cy gn nh.: A cock is valiant on his own dunghill
84. Con su lm ru ni canh.: The rotten apple harms its neighbors
85. Thng rng ku t: Empty barrels make the most noise
86.Con nh tng khng ging lng cng ging cnh.: An apple never falls far from the tree
87. Thuc ng gi tt. :No pain no cure
88. Ln lnh cha thnh ln qu. : the remedy may be worse than the disease
89. Tai vch mch rng. : Walls have ears
90. Khng c la lm sao c khi : There is no smoke without fire
91. ng ni ny trng ni n : The grass always looks greener on the other side of the fence
92. Ngm b hn lm ngt : Grin and bear it
93. Xanh v lng : Warm heart, cold hands
94. Bt c hai tay, tut ngay c cp : If you run after two hares you will catch neither
95. Khu pht tm x : A honey tongue, a heart of gall
96. Mt ngt cht ru : Flies are easier caught with honey than with vinegar
97. Cng nguy nan lm, cng vinh quang nhi : The more danger, the more honor
98. Ni no vung ny :Every Jack must have his Jill
99.i hi gi, v nh hi tr : If you wish good advice, consult an old man
100. Nm trong chn mi bit c rn: Only the wearer knows where the shoe pinches

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