Russian Proverbs - page 42

Steep hills exhausted Sivka (ash-grey horse). (Russian Proverb)
The snail is coming, who knows when it arrives. View proverb
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A clever head, but given to foolishness. View proverb
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Moustaches are respected, and beards worn even by goats. View proverb
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A drowning man grabs even a straw. View proverb
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The titmouse boasted of putting the sea on the fire.. View proverb
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Bragging is unlike mowing; it won't make your back ache. View proverb
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Quality goods advertise themselves. View proverb
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Although there's nothing to eat, life is fun. View proverb
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[You could] even chop sticks on (his) head. View proverb
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One [should] count chicks in autumn. (Russian Proverb)
Fate can't be avoided. View proverb
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Another city (town) - another temper. View proverb
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What we own, we don't [safe]keep [properly]; when [we] lose [it], [we] cry. View proverb
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What [you] plant, [you] will harvest. View proverb
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What's on sober's mind, is on drunk's tongue. View proverb
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Another person's soul is [in] darkness. View proverb
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[You] cannot hide an awl in a sack. View proverb
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The apple falls not so far away from the apple-tree. View proverb
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Your tongue will take you as far as Kiev. View proverb
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Eggs don't teach a hen. (Russian Proverb)
The bad head does not give rest to the legs, and the cunning ass does not give rest to the legs, arms, or head. View proverb
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A girl never grows into a lady. View proverb
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A man should not be struck when he is down. View proverb
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You do not really understand something unless you can explain it to your grandmother. View proverb
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