大学康城美域善良英文谚语

2021年1月17日发(作者：滕中)
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善良英文谚语

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1
、德必自毁，而后人毁之。



Virtue will destroy itself, and later generations will destroy
it.


2
、尽心为善，虽远必应。



To do good with all one's heart is far from enough.


3
、灵魂最美的音乐是善良。



The most beautiful music of the soul is kindness.


4
、善之端而止之也。



The end of good ends.


5
、善良的心灵胜于显贵的地位。



A good heart is better than a noble position.


6
、善良的心就是太阳。



A good heart is the sun.


7
、以善交善，以恶交恶。



Good for good, evil for evil.


8
、做一个善良的人，为人类去谋幸福。



Be a kind person and seek happiness for mankind.


9
、以善为镜，可知其品性。

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Good is the mirror to show its character.


10
、但知行善事，莫管他人非。



But know how to do good, regardless of others.


11
、求名求利之善行，日久必显其害。



The good deeds of seeking fame and profit will show their
harm over time.


12
、锄一恶，长十善。



Hoe one evil, grow ten good.


13
、向善之人易得福。



Blessed are those who do good.


14
、善，即修身律己，即心想他人。



Good
means
self-cultivation
and
self- discipline,
i.e.
thinking of others.


15
、善用兵者隐其形，有而示之以无。



A
good
soldier
is
invisible
and
shows
what
he
has
and
what he has.


16
、天不可无日月，人不可无善德。



Heaven can't be without sun and moon, and man can't be
without virtue.


17
、行善不期获报，自然梦稳心安。



Good
deeds
are
rewarded
unexpectedly,
and
natural
dreams are reassuring.
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18
、临难为善，尤为可贵。



It is especially valuable to be kind in adversity.


19
、上士忘善，中士行善，下士伪善。



Sergeant
forgetting,
Sergeant
doing
good,
corporal
hypocrisy.


20
、积滴水之功破万年之石。



The
success
of
dripping
water
breaks
the
stone
of
thousands of years.


21
、真行善者，当不求名，当暗处行。



True
doers
of
good
deeds
should
not
seek
fame,
but
should do it in secret.


22
、观人行善之后而议得失，只增是非。



After
watching
people
do
good,
discussing
gains
and
losses only increases right and wrong.


23
、育人之道是使行善成为习惯。



The way to educate people is to make good deeds a habit.


24
、善良的心地，就是黄金。



A good heart is gold.


25
、君子以善立身，小人以恶亡身。



Gentlemen live by virtue, while villains die by evil.


26
、遇难行之善愈宜缓，处不善之人愈宜宽。



The slower the good is done in distress, the more lenient