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Quotes by Paczolay Gyula

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1930-11-02

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Sells / buys pouch cats.

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It's a way up, a way down.

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The straight road is best.

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Don't leave the beaten path for the untraveled!

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He traveled the road to Damascus.

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You get the green light.

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Wealth gained through it is lost through it.

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If you have butter on your head, don't go out in the sun.

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The blind leading the blind.

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The one-eyed king among the blind.

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Something is better than nothing.

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Something for something.

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Let Pál Varga grumble, just sew good shoes.

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Varga, no further than the gallows.

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Grant me, Lord, right away!

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You cannot (Difficult) serve two masters.

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Those who are close to the fire get warmer.

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It's not good to play with fire.

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He works as a firefighter.

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A hen that crows a lot lays few eggs.

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He knew as much as a chicken about the alphabet.

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Even the hen scrapes out the truth.

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Even a blind hen finds eyes.

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It doesn't last until a hen roast (fried egg).

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Mom with one finger, tomorrow with ten nails.

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Our fingers are not the same.

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God is his physician who fights with his master.

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The lord is also the lord in hell.

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Gentlemen, a request is a command.

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He who wants to shoot a crow does not draw his bow.

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It's not good to pick cherries from the same bowl with big men.

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Defeat take undefeated.

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As he sows, so shall he reap.

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A storm in a glass of water.

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If Vince is flooded, the cellar will be full.

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Slow water washes the shore.

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(No) It's like water moving in a turtle.

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Until then, a lot of water flows down the Danube.

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A lot of water has flowed down the Danube since then.

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He preaches water and drinks wine.

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He wouldn't even look for cold water.

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He who is afraid of water does not eat fish.

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He fishes in the murky.

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He found his spot.

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Whoever digs a pit for others will fall into it himself.

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Better a sparrow today than a grouse tomorrow.

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A stone is enough against a thousand crows.

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I've seen crows on arms.

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A crow doesn't cut out a crow's eye.

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Strike the iron while it's hot.

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Holds two/More irons in the fire.

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The fair stands for two.

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He takes the easy end of things.

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He doesn't hide his opinion.

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Pregnant if I want, not pregnant if I want.

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Sparrows also chirp.

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Blood does not turn to water.

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A door is a place for an uninvited guest.

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A third-day guest was replaced by a door.

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No matter how kind a guest, it's enough for three days.

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I say something that I myself regret.

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I say one, it becomes two.

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If the mountain does not go to Muhammad, Muhammad will go to the mountain.

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Several were lost at Mohács.

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He pulls the honey string in front of him or in front of his nose.

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A man from afar says what he wants.

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He who is not a master of what is an executioner of that.

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Each one should pursue his craft.

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The Moor has done his duty, the Moor can go.

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As the wash basin, so is the towel.

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He who sits among the reeds makes whatever whistle he wants.

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Rest is sweet after work.

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Good work takes time.

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Fast work is rarely good.

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He would go to the funeral of work.

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The work burns under his hands.

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The work praises its master.

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It protects the honor of the uniform.

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Measure twice, cut once.

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Who dares Wins.

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You, my lord, if you have no servant.

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Everyone starts out of himself.

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He who soars high, falls hard.

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It is as far from it as Makó is from Jerusalem.

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Where they promise a pig, you roll around with a sack.

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They grind in two mills.

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It drives water to someone's mill.

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It is ground between two millstones.

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He lives like Marci Hevesen.

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(A) He who grabs a lot gets little.

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King Matthias is dead, the truth is there.

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Do not count your chickens before they hatch.

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Either you get used to it or you run away.

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What doesn't work, you don't have to force it.

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You didn't even catch it and you're already ignoring it.

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He was thrown into deep water.

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The bride is too beautiful.

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If necessary, go yourself, if not, send someone else.

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You have to tighten your belt.

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The smarter one gives in.

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Fan the flame.

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There are as many/As many as the Russians.

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At the end, the whip cracks.

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An ox is only an ox if it is driven to Vienna.

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It is easy to push a cart behind twelve oxen.

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You can catch an ox by its horns and a man by his word.

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Turbid water is also good for a thirsty ox.

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Self praise stinks.

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The devil never Sleeps.

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The devil take me away!

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He fears it like the devil fears holy water/incense.

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The devil is not as black as he is painted.

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The devil beats his wife.

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If you live with the devil, you must be the devil.

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Give the devil your little finger, he'll catch you.

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Even the devil needs to light a candle sometimes.

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The smart learns at a different cost.

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We saw a rabbit, we won't be lucky.

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He didn't even shoot the rabbit, he already put the pots on the fire.

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Everything big has a small beginning.

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Nothing new under the sun.

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More days than sausages.

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Praise the day.

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Even the four-legged stumbles.

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Stand pat.

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Nemakaras ends in a groan.

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Easy is hard for the nemako.

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The word of the people is the word of God.

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The person who laughs last laughs best.

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Don't look where it isn't.

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What isn't there can't be a problem.

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Those who do not collect in the summer heat little in the winter.

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You can't fit two saddles with one butt/ass.

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The arrow shot is hard to bring back.

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He who chases two rabbits won't catch one.

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It jumps the rabbit out of the bush.

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He owed the devil one way.

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A bird's feather, a man's friend.

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A long sausage and a short sermon are good.

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Scratch it, kurta, you'll have it too.

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The dog is barking, the caravan is moving.

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One is a dog, the other is a dog.

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The dog is buried here.

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A live dog is better than a dead lion.

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Dog - cat Friendship.

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A scalded dog is also afraid of the rain.

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There is not only one motley dog ​​in the world.

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Red dog, red horse, red man are not good.

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A dog doesn't make bacon.

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Our dog's puppy.

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The dog that they want to kill is called mad.

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Dog bites are treated with hair.

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A dog's bark is not heard in heaven.

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He got up with his left foot.

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It's hard to dance in chains.

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I tell my daughter, my daughter-in-law to understand.

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You can go to Kukutyin to pick oats.

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Christ's coffin was not guarded for free either.

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He who has Christ as his friend is easily saved.

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A shameless beggar has an empty bag.

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Columbus's egg.

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You trade in a barren place.

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He shaves bald.

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He who gets mixed up in the chaff will be eaten by the pigs.

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The jug goes to the well until it breaks.

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Blacksmith envies blacksmith.

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A large stone fell from his heart.

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A stone that is often moved does not grow moldy.

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If they throw you a stone, throw it back with bread.

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They blow a stone.

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It moves every stone.

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Borrowed bread is returned.

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There is trouble in Köpec.

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Turns cloak.

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Work/things are on fire.

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If all ropes break.

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You put another shovel on it.

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Go slow, you'll get further.

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He who digs a hole for another man's horse will break your horse's neck.

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The horse that pulls better is beaten.

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He looks for his horse and sits on it.

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The horse's leg is sticking out.

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It is being made slowly, like Luca's chair.

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If you're a goose, be fat!

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Many geese beat pigs.

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Plug the hole until it's small.

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Seal/plug one hole with the other.

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He talks a hole into someone's stomach.

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What you can do today, don't put it off until tomorrow.

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Today for me, tomorrow for you.

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The cat also likes fish, but avoids water.

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Alamusi cat jumps big.

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When the cat is not at home, the mice dance/chirp.

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He avoids hot porridge like a cat.

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He plays with it like a cat with a mouse.

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He threw the reins between the horses.

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Makes you a Good/Bad horse.

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A printing horse cannot be muzzled.

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Looks can be deceiving.

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Bachelor on the dam.

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It's not the lad who hits, but the one who stands.

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He builds castles in the air.

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Kills two birds with one stone.

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Everything is possible, you only need to want it.

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There is no impossibility, only helplessness.

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The soul enters only to sleep.

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It will be what it will be.

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There is still the black soup left.

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Soup costs more than meat.

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It fell over the far side of the horse.

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This is a veterinary horse.

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If you don't have a horse, a donkey is also good.

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He's got a big head, fuck the horse.

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A horse has four legs, yet it stumbles.

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A common horse has curds on its back.

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An ugly bird that poops in its own nest.

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It's good, only the devils are bad that they don't take it.

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He hit her udder between his horns.

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One of my eyes is crying, the other is laughing.

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The world is an eyesore.

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An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth.

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Gouge someone in the eye with something.

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We believe the eyes more than the ears.

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Naughty as a market fly.

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Your hay is fine.

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Every saint has his hands bent towards him.

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Takes out the laundry.

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Love is blind.

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Everyone is the forge of their own luck.

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Good tool, half the job.

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A new screen hangs on a nail (then goes under the bed).

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What is in his heart is in his mouth/tongue.

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A kind word can also reconcile the enemy.

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(He said) One understands from words.

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A hundred words have the same ending.

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He sees the mote in other people's eyes, but not the beam in his own.

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He takes care of her like the apple of his eye/the world.

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She has beautiful eyes, but a devilish heart.

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Tit for tat.

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The poor man is even pulled by the branch.

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A poor man cooks with water.

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The luck of the poor is also poor.

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It falls under the bench between two chairs.

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You play the note of the one on whose chariot you sit.

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The pole of his chariot stands outwards.

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Don't run after a cart that won't pick you up.

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There isn't a loaded cart that doesn't fit with a fork.

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He who sows wind reaps storm.

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He takes the wind out of his sails.

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You can't go against the wind.

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It spins like a windmill.

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He let the genie out of the bottle.

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He fights a windmill battle.

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More eyes see more.

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What his eyes see, his hands do not leave behind.

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His words are nice, but he himself (the eha [liver]) is a devil.

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One room with the oven.

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Facts are stubborn things.

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To err is human thing.

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Put away what is yours, do not take what is yours.

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Study, stud, you'll become an ox.

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Cleanliness is half health.

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One is nineteen, the other almost twenty.

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It is adorned with foreign feathers.

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The big thief breaks down, but the little one hangs on.

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The midwife would have cut her throat better when she cut her navel.

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He doesn't even know if it's pumpkin or cottage cheese.

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It's like throwing up burdock root on a pumpkin.

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Wind knocks down the oak, but can't handle the reeds.

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He threw in the towel.

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You can tell the truth as a joke.

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Knowledge is power.

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Patience grows roses.

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He is between two fires.

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Poor as a church mouse.

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Not full of sour cream.

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You will soon see which milk will make a good curd.

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The neighbor's meadow is always greener.

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A good neighbor is better than many bad brothers.

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The nail comes out of the bag.

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He hit the nail on the head.

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The grapes are sour.

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It sweeps the issue/problem under the rug.

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He also turns a mosquito into an elephant.

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He forges/makes a virtue out of necessity.

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Where the need is great, help is near.

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Necessity breaks the law.

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It was a difficult birth.

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They put out the filter.

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Stretch as far as your blanket will go.

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Bowls and spoons must not be dirty.

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He stomps down and bends up.

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In the dark, all cows are black.

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Even a heavy load is light when many people lift it.

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What you gain on the road, you lose on customs.

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It's not good to paint the devil on the wall.

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No one is a prophet in his own country.

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The salary of an unwelcome provocateur is (ab)shit.

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The test of the pudding is to eat it.

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It's just a hump on our backs.

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Order is the soul of everything.

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There must be order.

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The rest gets tired twice.

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Radishes are poison in the morning, food at noon, medicine at night.

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Donkey braying is not heard in the sky.

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A sleeping fox will not catch a rabbit/chicken.

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You can't pull two skins off a fox.

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Every road leads to Rome.

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It is easier to destroy than to build.

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Bad with bad, but worse without bad.

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The worse the better.

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There is no rose without a thorn.

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Clothes do not make the man.

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Punctuality is the courtesy of kings.

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It doest the i's.

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Even in hell there is a holiday once in a while.

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The old man is good at home.

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There is no joy without pleasure.

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Like Saint Paul, he left the Oláchs.

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A good priest learns to death.

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The priest does not speak/preach twice.

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Whose is the priest, whose is the priest (for me, the daughter).

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Paper is patient.

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Not everything/always is priest cheese.

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The wolf has a good job among fighting shepherds.

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Friday is longer than Saturday.

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Little money, little football.

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Money talks, dog barks.

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Bad money is not lost.

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Known as bad money.

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He entered the creed like Pilate.

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The highway to hell is also paved with good intentions.

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All hell broke loose.

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Clothes make the man.

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It stops the mud.

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Suba to suba, guba to guba.

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He dismisses the slur.

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Cobbler should stay at the receiving end!

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There is a dialogue of the deaf.

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Freedom is more expensive than gold.

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There are no rules without exceptions.

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His mouth is as big as the Vienna Gate.

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Don't tell me, I don't have a headache!

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Many cooks salt the soup (the food).

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A speck in someone's eye.

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Give the pond a place to stay, it will kick it out of the house.

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A drowning man is also grasping at straws.

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He doesn't cross a single straw.

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He stands like a donkey on a mountain.

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He disappeared like a gray donkey in the fog.

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No need to mix the shit (because it will get even stinkier).

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The magpie is ringing, a guest is coming.

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Takes/Passes the baton.

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He invented/discovered Spanish wax.

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Out of line.

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He picks up his tent pole.

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Even if the wound heals, it will remain in place.

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It is easy to inflict a wound, but difficult to heal.

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A little is better than nothing.

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Sounds nothing to hold it tight.

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Nothing will become nothing.

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A new broom sweeps well.

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He who is in a hurry is late.

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Judge Simon drives the horse.

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He's half a foot in the grave.

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Other languages:

"

He's turning in his grave.

"

Other languages:

"

He turned into a salt idol.

"

Other languages:

"

It has never happened that somehow it didn't happen.

"

Other languages:

"

You can go to the salt office.

"

Other languages:

"

He who gets a lot does little.

"

Other languages:

"

A hawk will not have a dove's son.

"

Other languages:

"

He reads between the lines.

"

Other languages:

"

The magpie wants a lot, but its tail can't handle it.

"

Other languages:

"

The church is poor, the priest himself rings the bell.

"

Other languages:

"

He's pulling someone on a wire.

"

Other languages:

"

Those who do not work should not eat.

"

Other languages:

"

Those who work do not deserve to earn money.

"

Other languages:

"

You can't catch a sparrow with a drum.

"

Other languages:

"

The pig's butt is not violence.

"

Other languages:

"

Don't waste ginger on a pig.

"

Other languages:

"

A smart pig takes deep root.

"

Other languages:

"

A hungry pig dreams of acorns.

"

Other languages:

"

He listens like a deaf pig in the wheat.

"

Other languages:

"

Two pipers cannot fit in one tavern.

"

Other languages:

"

It will happen when the Danube recedes or dries up.

"

Other languages:

"

The Danube could be blocked with him/her.

"

Other languages:

"

Illness gives the taste of health.

"

Other languages:

"

Like a bolt from the blue.

"

Other languages:

"

The difference (between them) is heaven and earth.

"

Other languages:

"

Bone boils.

"

Other languages:

"

He ties the ebe to the stake.

"

Other languages:

"

If you chase a rabbit with a stick, it won't catch it.

"

Other languages:

"

Bone gnawing is good for this.

"

Other languages:

"

It is/has reached the thirtieth place.

"

Other languages:

"

It is difficult for two people to negotiate on the same bone.

"

Other languages:

"

The nut cracked, the woman beaten is good.

"

Other languages:

"

For three days, I'm in agony, I'm sorry to the point of death.

"

Other languages:

"

If I don't do anything, it can't be a problem.

"

Other languages:

"

It would knock the stars out of the sky.

"

Other languages:

"

Wooden spoon for a ceramic bowl.

"

Other languages:

"

There are tiles and shingles on the roof/house.

"

Other languages:

"

He digs many drops of stone.

"

Other languages:

"

They buried the hatchet.

"

Other languages:

"

Give to Caesar the things that are Caesar's, and to God the things that are God's.

"

Other languages:

"

Ménkű/nenykő does not hit nettles.

"

Other languages:

"

He sees it as Csáky's straw.

"

Other languages:

"

I wouldn't even wipe my muddy boots with it.

"

Other languages:

"

How do the boots get on the table?

"

Other languages:

"

Every miracle lasts for three days.

"

Other languages:

"

It's time for a dog.

"

Other languages:

"

You are no better than Deákné's canvas.

"

Other languages:

"

He would also spend the treasure of Darius.

"

Other languages:

"

Reaches into a hornet's nest.

"

Other languages:

"

A small amount boils quickly.

"

Other languages:

"

From a bunch to a bucket.

"

Other languages:

"

If it doesn't trickle, it drips.

"

Other languages:

"

A latecomer's lunch is bone.

"

Other languages:

"

It's already chewed bone.

"

Other languages:

"

Even if gypsy children tumble/fall from the sky.

"

Other languages:

"

Elephant in the china shop.

"

Other languages:

"

Each person cooks next to his own pot.

"

Other languages:

"

The tree is not cut down in one fell swoop/cut.

"

Other languages:

"

A good tree also has bad fruit.

"

Other languages:

"

It was carved from hard wood.

"

Other languages:

"

Wooden iron hoop.

"

Other languages:

"

He cut his ax into a large tree.

"

Other languages:

"

As the tree, so is its fruit.

"

Other languages:

"

This is what you have to love.

"

Other languages:

"

Appetite comes while eating.

"

Other languages:

"

There isn't a mean tool that can't be used.

"

Other languages:

"

Bend the tree until it is a cane.

"

Other languages:

"

It cuts the tree under you.

"

Other languages:

"

He put the wrong wood on the fire.

"

Other languages:

"

The new pot retains its original smell.

"

Other languages:

"

The tail wags the dog.

"

Other languages:

"

The wolf/dog does not eat the winter.

"

Other languages:

"

A wolf is mentioned, it hangs/walks under the garden.

"

Other languages:

"

The wolf vomits its fur, but not its habit.

"

Other languages:

"

The walls have ears too.

"

Other languages:

"

The fader has to pull, because the fader is also pulled.

"

Other languages:

"

Trees don't grow to the sky.

"

Other languages:

"

You can't see the forest for the trees.

"

Other languages:

"

Lots of eskimos, few seals.

"

Other languages:

"

He doesn't even know if he's eating or drinking.

"

Other languages:

"

Man is wolf to man.

"

Other languages:

"

One cannot be too careful.

"

Other languages:

"

As many people, as many opinions.

"

Other languages:

"

What's gone is gone.

"

Other languages:

"

Whoever is not against us is with us.

"

Other languages:

"

I wouldn't wish it on my enemy either.

"

Other languages:

"

Life is beautiful when it happens.

"

Other languages:

"

Don't believe/trust yourself, and don't despair.

"

Other languages:

"

He who trusts himself is easily embarrassed.

"

Other languages:

"

Man plans, God finishes.

"

Other languages:

"

You hope to death.

"

Other languages:

"

You never know what the dawn will bring.

"

Other languages:

"

He eats, he doesn't eat, he doesn't get anything else.

"

Other languages:

"

You have more sense than strength.

"

Other languages:

"

May rain is worth gold.

"

Other languages:

"

Cloak after rain.

"

Other languages:

"

As it rains, it puffs.

"

Other languages:

"

The forest has ears, the field has eyes.

"

Other languages:

"

He doesn't pick strawberries in anyone else's basket.

"

Other languages:

"

You don't have to go with a basket to a famous strawberry (those who live closer or those who are more discerning have already picked it a long time ago).

"

Other languages:

"

A lot of good people can fit in a small place.

"

Other languages:

"

We don't live to eat, we eat to live.

"

Other languages:

"

He slipped on a banana peel.

"

Other languages:

"

A good woman is the crown of the house.

"

Other languages:

"

Three women (one goose, two women), whole fair.

"

Other languages:

"

This is not my table.

"

Other languages:

"

He who sows does not always reap.

"

Other languages:

"

A golden key fits in every door.

"

Other languages:

"

Rust will not touch gold.

"

Other languages:

"

He who rises early finds gold.

"

Other languages:

"

Not all gold that glitters.

"

Other languages:

"

Listening is gold (talking is silver).

"

Other languages:

"

A quiet woman has a shy daughter, a quiet woman has a quiet daughter.

"

Other languages:

"

Believe in women like the weather in April.

"

Other languages:

"

It is easy to pick ears of corn under/next to the asztag.

"

Other languages:

"

Accidents can happen to anyone.

"

Other languages:

"

He skins the same buck. (He plays the old note.)

"

Other languages:

"

Everyone has their own problems.

"

Other languages:

"

The problem does not come alone.

"

Other languages:

"

Owl tells sparrow that he is big-headed.

"

Other languages:

"

The owl is also a judge in his cave.

"

Other languages:

"

The game doesn't go to waste.

"

Other languages:

"

The child gets lost among many midwives.

"

Other languages:

"

We don't play "give back the baby clothes."

"

Other languages:

"

Gold is gold in the mud.

"

Other languages:

"

If you don't know Arabic, don't speak Arabic.

"

Other languages:

"

He bursts into the house through the door.

"

Other languages:

"

Don't look at the teeth of a gift horse.

"

Other languages:

"

He shoots sparrows with a cannon.

"

Other languages:

"

As he makes his bed, he sleeps his dream.

"

Other languages:

"

Back with the hounds!

"

Other languages:

"

As the god of giving, so is the god of receiving.

"

Other languages:

"

He who gives quickly gives twice.

"

Other languages:

"

It is better to give than to receive.

"

Other languages:

"

If they give, take it, if they hit, run.

"

Other languages:

"

If it is thrown out the door, it goes in through the window.

"

Other languages:

"

Not as soon as we want, but as soon as possible.

"

Other languages:

"

He wouldn't even deserve to be hanged.

"

Other languages:

"

It's hard to swim against a price.

"

Other languages:

"

Look at his mother, take his daughter.

"

Other languages:

"

As the mother is, so is the daughter.

"

Other languages:

"

We are not angels.

"

Other languages:

"

The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

"

Other languages:

"

He stirred up the standing water. He threw a stone into the standing water.

"

Other languages:

"

Opportunity breeds the thief.

"

Other languages:

"

He mentions a rope in the house of a hanged man.

"

Other languages:

"

Whose place is the gallows, does not die in the Danube.

"

Other languages:

"

Whoever says a, should also say bé.

"

Other languages:

"

It's a late thought.

"

Other languages:

"

The gypsy was not used to plowing.

"

Other languages:

"

He crushes pepper under someone's nose.

"

Other languages:

"

The pepper is small, but strong.

"

Other languages:

"

He dances on a razor's edge.

"

Other languages:

"

He stares like a calf at the new gate.

"

Other languages:

"

Good wine doesn't need a company name.

"

Other languages:

"

Wine in, food out.

"

Other languages:

"

One fool makes a hundred.

"

Other languages:

"

A fool throws a stone into a well, but a hundred wise men do not take it out.

"

Other languages:

"

Fortune favors a fool.

"

Other languages:

"

Throwing up a wall peas.

"

Other languages:

"

It fits like a stick to a quiver.

"

Other languages:

"

Every stick has a head at the end.

"

Other languages:

"

Every gypsy praises his horse.

"

Other languages:

"

He fell upwards.

"

Other languages:

"

There was once a dog fair in Buda.

"

Other languages:

"

Buda Castle was not built in a day.

"

Other languages:

"

You are left with a brochure.

"

Other languages:

"

Everyone brings their own skin to the fair.

"

Other languages:

"

No one can get out of their own skin.

"

Other languages:

"

They can beat him with a stick.

"

Other languages:

"

Those who greet with a stick are answered with a thump.

"

Other languages:

"

A fool hits a stone twice.

"

Other languages:

"

A mad wind blows from a mad hole.

"

Other languages:

"

Grab like Berna to the heaven stone.

"

Other languages:

"

Peace is better.

"

Other languages:

"

Leave others alone, take care of yourself.

"

Other languages:

"

He swallows the frog.

"

Other languages:

"

It's under the frog's butt.

"

Other languages:

"

Fortune favors the brave.

"

Other languages:

"

His courage was in vain.

"

Other languages:

"

Not everyone who smiles at you is your friend.

"

Other languages:

"

Tell me who your friend is, I'll tell you who you are.

"

Other languages:

"

He won in it, like Bertók in the strip.

"

Other languages:

"

A lot of talk has a lot of bottom.

"

Other languages:

"

The outlaw makes the best cop.

"

Other languages:

"

He speaks differently than Mrs. Bodón when they ask for the price of the wine.

"

Other languages:

"

His cheek is sorry.

"

Other languages:

"

He issues a poverty certificate.

"

Other languages:

"

Explain your certificate.

"

Other languages:

"

Where you trust, you gain weight.

"

Other languages:

"

He lines up like the village court.

"

Other languages:

"

He who can bear it, will bear it.

"

Other languages:

"

The knife opens in my pocket.

"

Other languages:

"

His knife broke.

"

Other languages:

"

Fortune brings a friend, necessity tries.

"

Other languages:

"

A swallow does not make a summer.

"

Other languages:

"

His landlady is a fool for an empty chamber.

"

Other languages:

"

Don't just know the good, do it.

"

Other languages:

"

Everything is fine as it is.

"

Other languages:

"

What you do cheerfully, does not weigh you down.

"

Other languages:

"

It's worth a lot of good.

"

Other languages:

"

In every good thing there is something bad.

"

Other languages:

"

Good anywhere, but best at home.

"

Other languages:

"

All well that ends well.

"

Other languages:

"

The good gets its due punishment.

"

Other languages:

"

It also lives on the back of the ice.

"

Other languages:

"

Don't expect good for good.

"

Other languages:

"

Expect good instead of good.

"

Other languages:

"

If you come, you will eat, if you bring, you will eat.

"

Other languages:

"

An empty ear holds its head up.

"

Other languages:

"

Whoever has what kind of hat, says hello.

"

Other languages:

"

You can't put everything under one hat.

"

Other languages:

"

Every rooster is on his own rubbish heap.

"

Other languages:

"

He also looks for lumps in his poop.

"

Other languages:

"

The cadre is not lost, it is only transformed.

"

Other languages:

"

He has a coat affair - He is involved in a coat affair.

"

Other languages:

"

What is allowed for Jupiter, is not allowed for the ox.

"

Other languages:

"

Let what must come come.

"

Other languages:

"

Tastes and slaps are different.

"

Other languages:

"

It is as long as St. John's carol.

"

Other languages:

"

If you don't have an Irishman and a scythe, why do you make yourself a barber?

"

Other languages:

"

Don't trust me.

"

Other languages:

"

If you don't have a shirt, don't wear one.

"

Other languages:

"

Only prayer keeps the soul in it.

"

Other languages:

"

As for you, don't worry about it.

"

Other languages:

"

The attic is full of promises.

"

Other languages:

"

A promise is a good word, if it is kept it is good.

"

Other languages:

"

He who promises much delivers little.

"

Other languages:

"

The truth cannot be hidden under a bushel.

"

Other languages:

"

A hundred envies are better than a sled.

"

Other languages:

"

To whom God gives an office, he also gives reason (or no reason).

"

Other languages:

"

To whom God gives something, man cannot take it away.

"

Other languages:

"

Help yourself, God will help you too.

"

Other languages:

"

He knows neither God nor man.

"

Other languages:

"

He took hold of God's feet.

"

Other languages:

"

God does not beat with a stick.

"

Other languages:

"

God's mills grind slowly but surely.

"

Other languages:

"

God did his work.

"

Other languages:

"

God is neither in a hurry nor late.

"

Other languages:

"

God cannot do everything.

"

Other languages:

"

Our Lord God/Christ also avoided the drunken man.

"

Other languages:

"

The truth is in wine.

"

Other languages:

"

He would drown in a spoonful of water.

"

Other languages:

"

The exception proves the rule.

"

Other languages:

"

Many hands are ready soon.

"

Other languages:

"

The right hand doesn't know what the left is doing.

"

Other languages:

"

Hand washes hand.

"

Other languages:

"

I'll teach you how to honk in gloves.

"

Other languages:

"

Better late than never.

"

Other languages:

"

Baked late.

"

Other languages:

"

Better late than never.

"

Other languages:

"

He takes off his cross water.

"

Other languages:

"

Those who seek will find.

"

Other languages:

"

Wash your hands.

"

Other languages:

"

A good start is half the success.

"

Other languages:

"

All beginnings are difficult.

"

Other languages:

"

What you do not wish for yourself, do not do for your fellow man.

"

Other languages:

"

The little devil is hiding inside me.

"

Other languages:

"

Pentecostal King(s).

"

Other languages:

"

He shouts snake-frog at him.

"

Other languages:

"

He who is bitten by the snake is also afraid of the lizard.

"

Other languages:

"

A good excuse is never a bad one.

"

Other languages:

"

We don't care about the small, the big doesn't matter.

"

Other languages:

"

A lot of little goes a long way.

"

Other languages:

"

Nothing is expensive for a kibic.

"

Other languages:

"

The wheel also turns better if it is lubricated.

"

Other languages:

"

It's better to ask twice than make a mistake once.

"

Other languages:

"

He does not eat the porridge/soup as hot as it is cooked.

"

Other languages:

"

If porridge has burned your mouth once, it will also blow your colostrum.

"

Other languages:

"

Plays open/faced cards.

"

Other languages:

"

It works like a charm.

"

Other languages:

"

Two sharp swords/daggers cannot fit in one scabbard.

"

Other languages:

"

If your sword is short, lengthen it by one step.

"

Other languages:

"

Black Christmas, White Easter.

"

Other languages:

"

There is no harm that does not benefit someone.

"

Other languages:

"

He pulls everything together.

"

Other languages:

"

It's easy to take Kati to dance (if she wants too).

"

Other languages:

"

Looking for a needle in a haystack.

"

Other languages:

"

The goat is also full and the cabbage remains.

"

Other languages:

"

As the question is, so is the answer.

"

Other languages:

"

The matter came to a screeching halt.

"

Other languages:

"

We write it down the chimney with soot.

"

Other languages:

"

It connects the pleasant with the useful.

"

Other languages:

"

Drinks like a brush holder.

"

Other languages:

"

He leaves the cabbage to the goat.

"

Other languages:

"

He loves a knife like a goat.

"

Other languages:

"

Even the old goat licks the salt.

"

Other languages:

"

The goat wouldn't even go to the fair if they didn't drive it.

"

Other languages:

"

A spoon in every juice.

"

Other languages:

"

The big fish eats the small fish.

"

Other languages:

"

He dances in a knot.

"

Other languages:

"

Sew the jacket to the button.

"

Other languages:

"

Scrape the chestnuts out of the fire/embers with someone else.

"

Other languages:

"

Caught by the machine belt.

"

Other languages:

"

The farmer's eyes fatten the cattle.

"

Other languages:

"

It does the calculation without a host.

"

Other languages:

"

A smart farmer also turns damage into good.

"

Other languages:

"

Where there are many masters, the servant is a fool.

"

Other languages:

"

Roast pigeon doesn't fly into anyone's mouth.

"

Other languages:

"

Practice makes perfect.

"

Other languages:

"

Coward people have no homeland.

"

Other languages:

"

Children, drunkards and fools tell the truth.

"

Other languages:

"

They row in a boat.

"

Other languages:

"

The rats leave the sinking ship.

"

Other languages:

"

Long hair, short mind.

"

Other languages:

"

There is nothing in the war, brother Péter.

"

Other languages:

"

Forbidden fruit is sweeter.

"

Other languages:

"

A mute child's mother doesn't understand what he's saying.

"

Other languages:

"

There is no need to throw out the baby with the bathwater.

"

Other languages:

"

Small child - small problem, big child - big problem.

"

Other languages:

"

The child died, there was the coma.

"

Other languages:

"

Its smoke is bigger than its flame.

"

Other languages:

"

He went up in smoke.

"

Other languages:

"

A dense penny is better than a rare forint.

"

Other languages:

"

Let the worm fall.

"

Other languages:

"

It is better to come back halfway than to take the wrong path.

"

Other languages:

"

Better to be safe than sorry.

"

Other languages:

"

Lost ax handle.

"

Other languages:

"

It's not a good idea to head/run into the wall.

"

Other languages:

"

A bowed head cannot be hit by a sword.

"

Other languages:

"

The waves crash above his head.

"

Other languages:

"

Hit the nail on the head.

"

Other languages:

"

As long as they keep paying us, we just keep working.

"

Other languages:

"

If you have a toothache, keep your tongue on it.

"

Other languages:

"

Grit your teeth on something.

"

Other languages:

"

Where there's smoke, there's fire.

"

Other languages:

"

No ears, no tail.

"

Other languages:

"

In one ear, out the other.

"

Other languages:

"

Running is a shame, but useful.

"

Other languages:

"

Eat what you cooked!

"

Other languages:

"

He went to Földvár to sell boards (he died).

"

Other languages:

"

The yarn/string/rope breaks where it is thinnest.

"

Other languages:

"

Let's grab it and take it.

"

Other languages:

"

It shows the protein in your teeth.

"

Other languages:

"

He who is not in his head, should be in his feet.

"

Other languages:

"

The head stinks of fish.

"

Other languages:

"

Tell/tell the truth, your head will break.

"

Other languages:

"

Where is last year's snow?

"

Other languages:

"

Those who believe easily are easily deceived.

"

Other languages:

"

The bad news is on the wing, the good is barely coming.

"

Other languages:

"

There are still errors.

"

Other languages:

"

Only those who don't work don't make mistakes.

"

Other languages:

"

He does not meet mountain with mountain, but man with man.

"

Other languages:

"

They don't believe a liar even when he tells the truth.

"

Other languages:

"

A liar is caught sooner than a lame dog.

"

Other languages:

"

He lies like he's reading from a book.

"

Other languages:

"

His snowshoes are full.

"

Other languages:

"

The executioner is hanged.

"

Other languages:

"

A raven does not gouge out the eyes of a raven.

"

Other languages:

"

Everything has its time.

"

Other languages:

"

He who wins time wins life.

"

Other languages:

"

Time is money.

"

Other languages:

"

Time passes, it waits for no one.

"

Other languages:

"

The juice is as thin as cheap meat.

"

Other languages:

"

Empty barrel is better kong.

"

Other languages:

"

Sometimes it pops, sometimes it knocks.

"

Other languages:

"

The dead are either good or nothing.

"

Other languages:

"

Who knows what tomorrow will bring.

"

Other languages:

"

Whoever dares to lie once does not deserve credit again.

"

Other languages:

"

He who lies also steals.

"

Other languages:

"

The wind doesn't rattle if the wind doesn't blow.

"

Other languages:

"

Postpone your anger today until tomorrow.

"

Other languages:

"

Anger is a bad counselor.

"

Other languages:

"

It was needed/missed like a pond with a window/glass.

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Other languages:

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He won't be a dead singer.

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Silence is consent.

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What we hear about does not exist.

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Hear a lot, see, say little.

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It would be good to die.

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There are three Hungarian truths.

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Peel the linden/linden tree until it peels.

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Nice words are not enough for an empty stomach.

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He goes to watch house fires.

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Everyone should sweep in front of their house.

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My house is my castle.

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Many houses are burning inside, but not visible from the outside.

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What the house steals, it performs.

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As many houses, as many customs.

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Everything has a limit.

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The limit is the sky.

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Let me see when the middle of my back.

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There is no cure for death.

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