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A
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A disease
known is half-cured
All is well that ends
well
All work and no play
makes Jack a dull
boy
All play and no work
makes Jack a mere boy
All roads lead
to Rome
All that glitters
is not gold
A mother's love never
changes
An eye for an eye, a
tooth
for a tooth
B
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Bad news travels fast
Better late than never
Blood
will have blood
C
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Call a spade
a spade
(appeler
un chat un chat)
Civility costs nothing
Curiosity killed the
cat
D
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Deeds,
no words
E
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Earlier said than done
Eat to live, but not
live to eat
Even
the walls have ears
Every Jack has his Jill
Every why has a wherefore
Exchange is no robbery
Experience is the best
teacher
F
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Fortune favours
the bold
G
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Good health
is above wealth
H
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Half a loaf
is better than no bread
I
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Idleness
is the root
of all evil
Idle young, needy
old
In union there is strength
K
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Know thyself /ai/
(Connais-toi toi-même)
L
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Lack
of knowledge
is darker than night
Like father, like son
Live to learn and learn
to live
Love is blind
M
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Make all you can, save
all you can, give all
you can
Make your enemy your friend
Make yourself necessary
to someone
Many men, many minds
Many heads
are better than one
Measure is treasure
Money doesn't grow on
trees
Money has no smell
Money is the root
of all evil
N
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Nature abhors a vacuum
Necessity is the mother
of invention
Never fry
a fish till it's caught
Never offer to teach fish
to swim
No gains without pains
No news is good news
O
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One love drives out another
One should
eat to live, not live
to eat
One swallow
does not make a summer
Out of sight,
out of mind
P
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Poverty is no shame,
laziness
is
Practice
makes perfect
(C'est
en forgeant que l'on devient
forgeron)
T
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Tastes
differ
Time is money
W
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We soon believe
what we desire
What is done cannot be
undone
When in Rome do as the
Romans do
When the cat's away the
mice
will play
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VOCABULARY
(in
bold letters)
> A
disease
: maladie
dull : terne, triste
to lead : mener
(led-led)
to glitter : briller
1 tooth : 1 dent
2 teeth : 2 dents
> B
blood : le sang
to bleed : saigner
(bled-bled)
> C
spade : pelle, bêche
> D
deeds : des actes
> E
even : même
ear : oreille
to hear : entendre
(heard-heard)
robbery : vol
> F
fortune : la chance
the bold : les téméraires,
les audacieux
> G
health : santé
wealth : argent
> H
loaf : miche de pain
bread : pain
> I
idleness : l'oisiveté, la paresse
root : cause, racine
evil : le mal
needy : indigent, dans le besoin
strength : la force
strong : fort
> L
lack : manque, absence
knowledge : connaissance
to know : savoir
(knew-known)
son : fils
blind : aveugle
> M
mind : l'esprit
head : la tête
treasure : trésor
smell : odeur
to smell : sentir
(smelt-smelt)
root : racine
evil : mal
> N
vacuum : le vide
vacuum cleaner : aspirateur
fry : frire
pains : efforts
> O
should : devrait
swallow : hirondelle
to swallow : avaler
sight : la vue
to see : voir
(saw-seen)
mind : l'esprit
> P
shame : honte
laziness : la paresse
lazy : paresseux
> T
taste : le goût
> W
to believe : croire
a belief : croyance
1 mouse : 1 souris
2 mice : 2 souris
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