123,123

140、*Speech is silver，but silence is gold. —(Britain)T.Carlyle，On Heroes and Hero-Worship，1841

能言是銀，沉默是金?！ㄓⅲ┛ㄈR爾《論英雄和英雄崇拜》...[繼續(xù)閱讀]

中外名言英漢對照

字數(shù)： 28

92、Crossing these blue hills adds nothing to one’s years，The landscape here is beyond compare.—Mao Zedong，Qing Ping Yue，Hueichang，1934

踏遍青山人未老，風景這邊獨好?！珴蓶|《清平樂·會昌》...[繼續(xù)閱讀]

中外名言英漢對照

字數(shù)： 28

131、Nature has given us two ears，two eyes，and but one tongue，to the end that we should hear and see more than we speak.—(Ancient Greece)Socrates

造物主給了我們兩耳、兩眼而只有一舌，為的是讓我們多聽、多看、少說?！ü畔ＥD）蘇格拉底...[繼續(xù)閱讀]

中外名言英漢對照

字數(shù)： 44

69、Tiny grass，your steps are small，but you possess the earth under your tread. —(India)R.Tagore，Stray Birds，65，1917

小草啊，你的腳步雖然渺小，但是你擁有你足下的大地。——（印度）泰戈爾《飛鳥集》65...[繼續(xù)閱讀]

中外名言英漢對照

字數(shù)： 41

523、Self-distrust is the cause of most of our failures.—Boyee

在絕大多數(shù)情況下我們失敗的原因是缺少自信。——博伊...[繼續(xù)閱讀]

中外名言英漢對照

字數(shù)： 25

268、No one ever became thoroughly bad all at once. —(Ancient Rome)D.J.Juvenal，Satires

從來沒有人是一下子變得極壞的?！ü帕_馬）朱文納爾《諷刺詩集》...[繼續(xù)閱讀]

中外名言英漢對照

字數(shù)： 32

248、Hero—is such a person，he does in a decisive moment the things needed for the interests of human society.—(Czechoslovakia)J.Fucik，On Hero and Heroism

英雄——就是這樣一個人，他在決定性關頭做了為人類社會的利益所需要做的事?！ń菘耍┓蹩恕墩撚⑿叟c英雄主義》...[繼續(xù)閱讀]

中外名言英漢對照

字數(shù)： 55

154、Honesty and diligence ought to be your everlasting mates. —(U.S.A.)B.Franklin

誠實和勤奮應該成為你永久的伙伴?！溃└惶m克林...[繼續(xù)閱讀]

中外名言英漢對照

字數(shù)： 25

293、To win you have to risk loss.—Jean-Claude Killy

要想獲勝就必須冒失敗的危險?！?克勞德·基利...[繼續(xù)閱讀]

中外名言英漢對照

字數(shù)： 24

69、Interest in literature and art is an indestructible instinct. —(U.S.A.)R.W.Emerson，Essays

文學藝術的愛好是一種不能毀滅的本能?！溃勰墩撐募?..[繼續(xù)閱讀]

中外名言英漢對照

字數(shù)： 31

140、*Speech is silver，but silence is gold. —(Britain)T.Carlyle，On Heroes and Hero-Worship，1841

92、Crossing these blue hills adds nothing to one’s years，The landscape here is beyond compare.—Mao Zedong，Qing Ping Yue，Hueichang，1934

131、Nature has given us two ears，two eyes，and but one tongue，to the end that we should hear and see more than we speak.—(Ancient Greece)Socrates

69、Tiny grass，your steps are small，but you possess the earth under your tread. —(India)R.Tagore，Stray Birds，65，1917

523、Self-distrust is the cause of most of our failures.—Boyee

268、No one ever became thoroughly bad all at once. —(Ancient Rome)D.J.Juvenal，Satires

248、Hero—is such a person，he does in a decisive moment the things needed for the interests of human society.—(Czechoslovakia)J.Fucik，On Hero and Heroism

154、Honesty and diligence ought to be your everlasting mates. —(U.S.A.)B.Franklin

293、To win you have to risk loss.—Jean-Claude Killy

69、Interest in literature and art is an indestructible instinct. —(U.S.A.)R.W.Emerson，Essays

140、*Speech is silver，but silence is gold. —(Britain)T.Carlyle，On Heroes and Hero-Worship，1841

92、Crossing these blue hills adds nothing to one’s years，The landscape here is beyond compare.—Mao Zedong，Qing Ping Yue，Hueichang，1934

131、Nature has given us two ears，two eyes，and but one tongue，to the end that we should hear and see more than we speak.—(Ancient Greece)Socrates

69、Tiny grass，your steps are small，but you possess the earth under your tread. —(India)R.Tagore，Stray Birds，65，1917

523、Self-distrust is the cause of most of our failures.—Boyee

268、No one ever became thoroughly bad all at once. —(Ancient Rome)D.J.Juvenal，Satires

248、Hero—is such a person，he does in a decisive moment the things needed for the interests of human society.—(Czechoslovakia)J.Fucik，On Hero and Heroism

154、Honesty and diligence ought to be your everlasting mates. —(U.S.A.)B.Franklin

293、To win you have to risk loss.—Jean-Claude Killy

69、Interest in literature and art is an indestructible instinct. —(U.S.A.)R.W.Emerson，Essays