T_starting_word_Proverbs

One hour’s sleep before midnight is worth three after. 자정 전의 한 시간의 잠은 그 후 세 시간 잔 것과 같다. – Sleep08HMOT

One hour’s sleep before midnight is worth three after. Meaning 의미 This sentence is a health-related proverb that emphasizes the importance of going to sleep early. 이 문장은 일찍 잠드는 것이 중요함을 강조하는 건강 관련 속담입니다. … Origin 유래 … Korean Proverbs 우리말 속담 … Similar Proverbs 유사 속담 .. Usage 활용 It’s a great … Read more

Evil enters like a needle and spreads like an oak tree. 악이란 하나의 가시처럼 박힌 다음, 마치 한 그루의 떡갈나무처럼 자라는 것이다. – Evil03NOT

Evil enters like a needle and spreads like an oak tree. Meaning 의미 The proverb suggests that harmful or negative influences may begin in a small, inconspicuous manner but have the potential to grow and spread, becoming significant and pervasive over time. 이 속담은 해롭거나 부정적인 영향이 작고 눈에 띄지 않는 방식으로 시작될 수 있지만, … Read more

There are two sides every question. 모든 문제는 두 가지 측면이 있다. – Question04ST

There are two sides every question. Meaning 의미 This proverb conveys the idea that there can be many different perspectives and opinions on any issue. In a discussion or debate, it’s important to hear both sides to help you make a decision. 이 속담은 모든 문제에는 다양한 관점과 의견이 존재할 수 있다는 생각을 전달합니다. 토론이나 … Read more

Keep not two tongues in one mouth. 한 입에 두 개의 혀를 두지 마라. – Mouth10OT

Keep not two tongues in one mouth. Meaning 의미 Two tongues means that two tongues are saying different things, meaning that one tongue is lying. The implication is not to lie. 혀가 두 개라는 의미는 두 개의 혀가 각기 다른 말을 하고 있다는 의미입니다. 즉 하나의 혀는 거짓말을 하고 있습니다. 거짓말을 하지 말라는 의미입니다. … … Read more

The language of truth is simple. 진실된 언어는 단순하다. – Truth13L

This proverb means that when speaking the truth, unnecessary modifiers are unnecessary. (이 속담은 진실을 말할 때는 불필요한 수식어가 필요 없음을 말하고 있습니다.) The language of truth is simple. Meaning 의미 While not a common proverb, this statement is often used to emphasize the importance of honesty and simplicity in communication. It encourages straightforwardness and … Read more

Better one word before than two after. 앞의 한 마디 말이 뒤의 두 마디 말보다 낫다. – Word11OT

Better one word before than two after. Meaning 의미 This proverb can be understood in two ways; 1. Timing of Speaking: With the same reason, if you say it early, you’re asking for forgiveness; if you say it late, you’re making an excuse. There’s right timing in everything. In any case, it’s important to speak … Read more

Spoil the ship for a ha’p’orth of tar. 아주 적은 양의 타르 때문에 배를 망치다. – Ship09ST

Spoil the ship for a ha’p’orth of tar. Meaning 의미 This proverb conveys the idea that neglecting or failing to address a small or seemingly insignificant issue can lead to much larger problems or failures in the long run. It emphasizes the importance of paying attention to details and taking preventive measures. 이 속담은 작거나 … Read more

Death cancels everything but truth. 죽음은 모든 것을 취소하지만 진실은 취소하지 못한다. – Truth06DE

Death cancels everything but truth. Meaning 의미 This sentence describes the permanence of truths that are independent of time or circumstance. 이 문장은 시간이나 상황과 무관한 진리의 영속성을 설명하고 있습니다.. … Origin 유래 This sentence was written by the English critic and writer William Hazlitt (1778-1830) in his 1825 book of criticism, “The Sprit of … Read more

Adversity is the first path to truth. 역경은 진리에 이르는 첫 번째 길이다. – Adversity03PT

Adversity is the first path to truth. Meaning 의미 It means that difficulties and challenges provide us with opportunities to discover our true selves and grow. It indicates that by overcoming difficulties and adversity, we can gain better understanding and wisdom. In this sentence, we can see that truth means self-reflection and a better understanding … Read more

Calamity is man’s true touchstone. 재앙은 사람의 진정한 시금석이다. _ calamity01, man00, touchstone02

Meaning 의미 This proverbial expression implies that one’s true character and strength are revealed and tested during times of great distress or misfortune. Calamity acts as a touchstone, a means of assessing the genuineness and resilience of an individual’s nature. It suggests that facing hardships can bring forth hidden qualities and virtues that may remain … Read more