English Proverbs - Like People, Like Priest

Like People, Like Priest

Meaning:

People's quality is a good predictor of their leader's quality.

Example:

On matters of public importance, we are becoming increasingly insensitive, self-centered, and apathetic as a society. It's no surprise that our leaders aren't up to par. Like people and priests.

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English Proverbs - Lightning Never Strikes Twice In The Same Place

Lightning Never Strikes Twice In The Same Place

Meaning:

Misfortune does not strike the same person twice in the same way.

Example:

Azam: I don't want to take this route because the last time I took it, I was robbed.

Azmi: Don't be concerned; lightning never strikes twice in the same place.

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English Proverbs - Let Sleeping Dogs Lie

Let Sleeping Dogs Lie

Meaning:

Don't bring up a bad situation that people have forgotten about because it could cause problems in the present.

Example:

Azam: Should I ask the professor if he is upset about my late assignment submission?

Azmi: If he hasn't said anything, don't bring it up; let sleeping dogs lie.

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English Proverbs - Lend Your Money And Lose Your Friend

Lend Your Money And Lose Your Friend

Meaning:

Lending money to a friend can sour the friendship. If you ask him to repay, he may be offended; if he does not repay, you will be offended.

Example:

I don't like calling Tom for regular chit-chats anymore because he didn't return the money I lent him three months ago. I guess you can lend your money and lose your friend.

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English Proverbs - Least Said, Soonest Mended

Least Said, Soonest Mended

Meaning:

When you disagree with someone, avoid using foul or upsetting language. Words can have a long-lasting impact and make reconciliation difficult.

Example:

When my friend and I got into an argument, I deescalated the situation, excused myself, and walked away. The least said, the soonest mended.

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English Proverbs - Learn To Walk Before You Run

Learn To Walk Before You Run

Meaning:

Learn the fundamentals before moving on to more difficult tasks.

Example:

Azam: I'd like to submit my first article for publication in Fortune magazine.

Azmi: I believe you should begin with smaller publications. Before you run, you should learn to walk.

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English Proverbs - Laughter Is The Best Medicine

Laughter Is The Best Medicine

Meaning:

Laughter lowers stress and boosts immunity, resulting in better health.

Example:

I believe that spending time with people with whom you can laugh is the best thing for you right now. After all, laughter is the best medicine.

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English Proverbs - Kings Have Long Arms

Kings Have Long Arms

Meaning:

Governments wield enormous power.

Example:

The tycoon fled to another country after committing the fraud, but the government used all available means to extradite him. Kings do, in fact, have long arms.

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English Proverbs - Kind Words Will Unlock An Iron Door

Kind Words Will Unlock An Iron Door

Meaning:

People are more open to your suggestions and questions if you speak politely.

Example:

My father was treated coldly by the government official. When I made a polite request, he did the job. Kind words can unlock an iron door.

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English Proverbs - Justice Delayed Is Justice Denied

Justice Delayed Is Justice Denied

Meaning:

In many countries, the wheels of justice move so slowly that it can take decades to reach a decision. This causes pain in terms of wasted time and money, as well as the long wait for justice.

Example:

The verdict in the landgrab case came after a twelve-year wait. The victim had to sell his land in order to contest the case. Justice is denied when it is delayed.

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English Proverbs - It Takes Two To Tango

It Takes Two To Tango

Meaning:

When two people are involved in a situation, the fault usually falls on both of them if something goes wrong. It is rare for one party to bear sole responsibility.

Example:

This deal will not go through unless you are willing to compromise as well. After all, it takes two to tango.

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English Proverbs - It Takes Two To Make A Quarrel

It Takes Two To Make A Quarrel

Meaning:

A quarrel will not occur unless at least two people are involved. So, if one of the two people decides, there will be no conflict.

Example:

Siti: Why are you so quarrelsome? 

Azmi: I’m not the only one. It takes two to make a quarrel.

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English Proverbs - It Takes A Village To Raise A Child

It Takes A Village To Raise A Child

Meaning:

It takes a community to raise children in a safe and nutritious environment.

Example:

Lionesses in a pride, look after the cubs of other lionesses. Isn't it true that it takes a village to raise a child?

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