proverb

Converse of object

• remember: Remember the programming proverb: " Weeks of programming can save a few hours of design time.
• quote: Cox used to quote proverbs like ' The Devil makes work for idle hands to do ' .
• say: I also had a brilliant Chinese teacher who each day would say a profound Chinese proverb.
• hear: SPEAKER 2: Have you ever heard this old proverb?
• know: You know the proverb, and it's true: The gull sees farthest who flies highest.
• become: Therefore it became a proverb, Is Saul also among the prophets?

Adjective modifier

• Chinese: In the words of the Chinese proverb: A journey of 1000 miles starts with a single step.
• Gaelic: There is a Gaelic proverb to the effect that a friend at hand is better than a brother who is far away.
• Russian: A Russian proverb says: " What is written down with a pen cannot be hacked away with an ax.
• ancient: May I refer you to the ancient proverb " Don't say what you don't want quoted later " .
• African: There is an old African proverb which says The best time to plant a tree is 20 years ago.
• old: In the words of the old English proverb, From small acorns great oaks do grow.

Preposition: on

subject: Three of the book's nine chapters revolve around proverbs on this subject.

Modifies a noun

• chapter: Proverbs chapter 16 ( NLT ) 11 The LORD demands fairness in every business deal; he sets the standard.
• state: An old Kenyan proverb states that we should Treat the Earth well.

Preposition: of

hell: Plates 7-10 Proverbs of Hell ( selected ) The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom.

Noun used with modifier

• management: Most have been sent in by email, so the collection of project management proverbs continues to grow.
• project: Most have been sent in by email, so the collection of project management proverbs continues to grow.
• Yiddish: Yiddish proverb Most people are more comfortable with old problems than with new solutions.
• Bedouin: The horse, of course, also figures highly in Bedouin proverbs.