English Proverbs - A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words

A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words

Meaning:

It is easier to show or explain something through a picture than through words.

Example:

A picture is worth a thousand words. It is easier to learn biology through pictures than through reams of text.

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English Proverbs - An Ounce of Protection is Worth a Pound of Cure

An Ounce of Protection is Worth a Pound of Cure

Meaning:

A little precaution before a crisis hits is better than lot of firefighting afterwards.

Example:

Get the vaccination on priority. An ounce of protection is worth a pound of cure.

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English Proverbs - An Idle Brain Is The Devil’s Workshop

An Idle Brain Is The Devil’s Workshop

Meaning:

If you have nothing to do, you’ll likely think of mischief.

Example:

The kids should be kept busy during the summer break. Otherwise, you know an idle brain is devil’s workshop

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English Proverbs - Among The Blind The One-Eyed Man Is King

Among The Blind The One-Eyed Man Is King.

Meaning:

An incapable person can gain powerful position if others in the fray are even more incapable.

Example:

Despite his obvious lack of exposure and skills, he became head of the department because he is one-eyed among the blind.

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English Proverbs - Always Put Your Best Foot Forward

Always Put Your Best Foot Forward.

Meaning:

Try as hard as you can or give your best.

Example:

You need to put your best foot forward in the interview if you want to land that job.

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English Proverbs - All’s Fair In Love And War

All’s Fair In Love And War.

Meaning:

One can break the rules of fair play under extenuating circumstances.

Example:

Azam: How can you pitch my idea to the boss to look good?

Azmi: Come on, all is fair in love and war.

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English Proverbs - All’s Well That Ends Well

All’s well that ends well.

Meaning:

As long as the outcome is good, problems on the way don’t matter.

Example:

I’m glad you finally got here, even though your car had a flat tire on the way. Oh well, all’s well that ends well.

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