Proverbs with Antonyms: 50 Sayings with Meaning ✍

1. The oath to the clever is scary, but the stupid is ridiculous.
2. In the belly is not thick, and in the pocket is empty.
3. Sometimes a stupid smart one will seduce.
4. The ugly tries to seem beautiful, the stupid tries to say smart things.
5. The poor will sigh, the rich will laugh.
6. The poor one sings songs, and the rich only listens.
7. It happens like this: both old - yes a cock, and young - yes a foul.
8. In youth, labor; in old age, prosperity.
9. Range causes melancholy, and intimacy causes coldness.
10. Hot forging, cold selling.
11. Hungry - bread, well-fed - quirks.
12. The appetite runs from the patient, and rolls to the healthy.
13. In July, the field is thick and the barn is empty.
14. Honey is not tasty for the patient, but healthy and eats stone.
15. It’s bitter in battle, but then sweet.
16. Swallow bitterly, but speak sweetly.
17. Bitter work, yes sweet bread.
18. Strong in skin, but weak in kind.
19. Flies to light, and mice to darkness.
20. With clever scolding - gaining your mind, with a fool putting up - lose your own.
21. Empty in your pocket - not a lot of friends.
22. Fight with cold while it's warm, and with hunger - while you're full.
23. The resolutions are clean, but the city is dirty.
24. Dirty to clean does not stick.
25. Because of the clean gate, a dirty shirt is even more visible.
26. Poor rich sue - it is better to drown in a spoon.
27. God gave relatives, and to hell with enmity.
28. The rich - as you wish, and the poor - as you can.
29. More friends - more enemies.
30. They are met by clothes, and escorted by the mind.
31. The foolish will judge, but the clever will judge.
32. Good always triumphs over evil.
33. The fool will throw, and smart get it.
34. If you praise the day, so scold the night.
35. The root of the doctrine is bitter, but its fruit is sweet.
36. Spend youth - not see old age.
37. It’s easy to find happiness, and losing is even easier.
38. Better to give your own than to take someone else's.
39. Do not cry in truth, get comfortable with a lie.
40. Put away, take a closer look.
41. In the morning he was good, and by the evening he became useless.
42. Work - while away the day; to rest - to spend the night.
43. Joy is not eternal, sadness is not infinite.
44. They started out early, but set off late.
45. With smart you can find and lose.
46. Old age is not joy, and youth is not self-interest.
47. Happiness on the wings, misfortune on crutches.
48. Happiness with the misfortune of the yard about the yard live.
49. Happiness mixed with misfortune - nothing remained.
50. A well-fed hungry man, but a rich man does not know the poor.

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