1、Life is short and art is long。
人生短暂，学术[文]无涯。
2、You think you can， you can。
你认为你行，你[章]就行。
3、good is good， but better carries[来] it。
精益求精。
4、The shortes[自]t answer is doing。
最简单的回答就[文]是干。
5、God helps those who help themsel[字]ves。
天助自助者。
6、Learn[控]ing is the eye of the mind。
知识是心灵的慧[文]眼。
7、Only the selfles[章]s can be fearles[来]s。
无私才能无畏。[自]
8、Ignor[文]ance is not innocen[字]ce but sin。
无知并非纯真，[控]而是罪恶。
9、Great[文] hopes make great man。
伟大的理想造就[章]伟大的人。
10、Two heads are better than one。
三个臭皮匠，顶[来]个诸葛亮。
11、Time[自] is a bird for ever on the wing。
时间是一只永远[文]在飞翔的鸟。
12、Know[字]ledge comes， but wisdom lingers[控]。
知识来了，智慧[文]却迟迟不前。
13、Noth[章]ing is impossi[来]ble for a willing[自] heart。
心之所愿，无所[文]不成。
14、All things are difficu[字]lt before they are easy。
凡事必先难后易[控]。
15、Book[文]s are the food for the hungry of great mind。
书籍是伟大的饥[章]饿的粮食。
16、When[来] the night is darkest[自]， dawn is nearest[文]。
夜最黑时，黎明[字]最近。
17、Much[控] learnin[文]g shows how little mortals[章] know。
博学而后始知人[来]类所知有限。
18、Know[自]ledge is one thing， virtue is another[文]。
知识是一回事，[字]美德是另一回事[控]。
19、No success[文] in life merely happens[章]。
人生中没有什么[来]成功是纯粹偶然[自]得来的。
20、The force of the wind tests the strengt[文]h of the grass。
疾风知劲草。
21、The persona[字]lity of a book is that of the author。[控]
书迹即心迹，书[文]品即人品。
22、He that knows little soon repeats[章] it。
知识浅薄者，很[来]快就回重复他所[自]知的话题。
23、Read[文]ing without[字] reflect[控]ing is like eating without[文] digesti[章]ng。
阅读不思考犹如[来]吃饭不消化。
24、Book[自]s are to mankind[文] what memory is to the inpidua[字]nl。
书之于人类，犹[控]如记忆于之个人[文]。
25、Read[章]ing ten thousan[来]d books is like traveli[自]ng ten thousan[文]d miles。
读万卷书，行万[字]里路。
26、The art of being wise is the art of knowing[控] what to overloo[文]k。
智慧就是懂得该[章]忽略什么的技巧[来]。
27、Isnt[自] it a happy thing if you review what you have learned[文] on time
学而时习之，不[字]亦乐乎？
28、Clas[控]sic A book which people praise and dont read。
经典之作是人人[文]皆称赞却不愿去[章]读的书。
29、The more you read，th[来]e more healthy[自] and brave your spirit will be。
读书越多，精神就越健壮勇敢。
30、A house without[文] books is like a room without[字] windows[控]。
一幢没有书的房[文]子，犹如一个没[章]有窗户的房间。[来]
31、A man should keep his friends[自]hip in constan[文]t repair。[字]
只有经常浇灌，[控]方能保持友谊长[文]地久。
32、Very[章] often a change of self is needed more than a change of scene。
改变自己往往改[来]变更为需要。
33、To sensibl[自]e men， every day is a day of reckoni[文]ng。
对聪明人来说，[字]每一天的时间都[控]是要精打细算的[文]。
34、A man dies still if he has done nothing[章]， as one who has done much。
既然无所事事亦[来]难逃一死，何不[自]奋斗终生。
35、Grow[文]th in wisdom may be exactly[字]i measure[控]d by decreas[文]e in bittern[章]ess。
智慧的增长可用[来]痛苦的减少来精[自]确衡量。
36、The way to learn a languag[文]e is to practic[字]e speakin[控]g it as often as possibl[文]e。
学习一门语言的[章]方法就是要尽量[来]多地练习说。
37、Too great an eagerne[自]ss to dischar[文]ge on obligat[字]ion is a species[控] of ingrati[文]tude。
急于逃避履行义[章]务是一种忘恩负[来]义的行为。
38、Book[自]s are treasur[文]e banks storing[字] wisdom passed down from generat[控]ion to generat[文]ion。
书籍是贮存人类[章]代代相传的智慧[来]的宝库。
39、Read[自]ing make a full man， confere[文]nce a ready man， and writing[字] an exact man。
阅读使人充实，[控]交谈使人机智，[文]写作使人精确。[章]
40、Lear[来]ning any languag[自]e takes a lot of effort。[文] but don't give up。
学习任何语言都[字]是需要花费很多[控]努力，但不要放[文]弃。
41、If you don't learn to think when you are young， you may never learn。
如果你年轻时没[章]有学会思考，那[来]就永远学不会思[自]考。
42、Lear[文]ning without[字] thinkin[控]g leads to confusi[文]on； thinkin[章]g without[来] studyin[自]g results[文] in tardine[字]ss。
学而不思则罔，[控]思而不学则殆。[文]
43、How many a man has dated a new era in his life from the reading[章] of a book！
有多少人由一本[来]书的阅读而开始[自]其人生的新时代[文]呀！
44、The man who does not read good books has no advanta[字]ge over the man who can't read them。
不读好书的人有[控]没有过的人无法[文]阅读的优势。
45、Whoe[章]ver is in a hurry shows that the thing he is about is too big for him。
不管是谁，匆匆[来]忙忙只能说明他[自]不能从事他所从[文]事的工作。
46、The three foundat[字]ions of learnin[控]g； seeing much， sufferi[文]ng much， and studyin[章]g much。
求学的三个基本[来]条件是：多观察[自]，多吃苦，多研[文]究。
47、If a man empties[字] his purse into his head， no one can take it from him。
如果一个人倾其[控]所有以求学问，[文]那么这些学问是[章]没有人能拿走的[来]。
48、The persona[自]lity of a book is that of the author。[文]
书迹即心迹，书[字]品即人品。
49、It never will rain roses。 When we want to have more roses we must plant trees。
天上永远不会掉[控]下玫瑰来，如果[文]想要更多的玫瑰[章]，必须自己种植[来]。
50、Read[自]ing is not only benefic[文]ial to widen your horizon[字] but also helpful[控] to master the languag[文]e。
读书不仅有益于[章]开阔视野，也有[来]助于我们驾驭语[自]言。
51、All books are pisible[文] into two classes[字]： the books of the hour， and the books of all time。
一切书籍都可以[控]分为二类：即：[文]一时之书与永久[章]之书。
52、Afte[来]r you have read more than ten thousan[自]d volumes[文]， you will find it easy to write as if God were there helping[字] you。
读书破万卷，下[控]笔如有神。
53、Thos[文]e who expect to reap the blessin[章]gs of freedom[来] must undergo[自] the fatigue[文] of support[字]ing it。
想要收获自由之[控]果的人，必须承[文]受维护自由的劳[章]苦。
54、Rela[来]x！ be patient[自] and enjoy yoursel[文]f。 learnin[字]g foreign[控] languag[文]es should be fun。
放松点！要有耐[章]，并让自己快乐[来]！学习外语应该[自]是乐趣无穷的。[文]
55、It takes a lot of thought[字] and effort and downrig[控]ht determi[文]nation to be agreeab[章]le。
要做到与人融洽[来]相处，需要仔细[自]地思考，认真地[文]努力和痛下决心[字]。
56、I would rather be poor in a cottage[控] full of books than a king without[文] the desire to read。
我宁愿在一个充[章]满山寨的比一个[来]没有阅读欲望之[自]王的书籍很差。[文]
57、When[字] work is a pleasur[控]e， life is joy！ When work is duty， life is slavery[文]。
工作是一种乐趣[章]时，生活是一种[来]享受！工作是一[自]种义务时，生活[文]则是一种苦役。[字]
58、A book is a mirror ，if an ass peers into it，you can't expect an apostle[控] to look out。
书是一面镜子，[文]如果一只驴子向[章]里面窥视，你不[来]可能指望正往外[自]看的是圣徒。
59、If you want to establi[文]sh a close relatio[字]nship， they must share a common person value and target。[控]
如果要建立亲密[文]的关系，就必须[章]有共同的人个价[来]值和目标。
60、Copi[自]ng with problem[文]s in our real life is the end， and reading[字] is only one of the means to reach the end。
处理现实生活是[控]目的，读书只是[文]达到这个目的手[章]段之一。
61、No matter how much one has experie[来]nced， he cant enrich his knowled[自]ge without[文] reading[字] books。
无论亲身经历如[控]何丰富的人，如[文]果不读书，知识[章]不可能丰富起来[来]的。
62、Read[自]ing， to most people，[文] means an as hamed way of killing[字] time disguis[控]ed under a dignifi[文]ed name。
读书对大多数人[章]而言是高尚的名[来]称掩盖下消磨时[自]间的可耻方式。[文]
63、Frie[字]nds are not books， yet books are friends[控]。 Friends[文] may betray you， while books are always loyal。
朋友不是书，书[章]却是朋友。朋友[来]可能背判你，书[自]却永远忠实。
64、Othe[文]r people's interru[字]ptions of your work are relativ[控]ely insigni[文]ficant compare[章]d with the countle[来]ss times you interru[自]pt yoursel[文]f。
别人对你工作的干扰与你自己无数次地打断自己相比，微不足道。
