Portuguese Proverbs (860 Proverbs)
- After the storm comes the easiness.
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- Big fish are fished in big rivers.
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- Each monkey on its own branch.
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- Frost on the mutt, water on the bed.
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- He who knows, knows. He who doesn't know, learns.
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- Hunger is the best seasoning.
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- In a dangerous river, the alligators swim backstroke.
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- It's not worth undressing a saint to dress another one.
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- Much laughter, little brains.
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- Old monkeys don't put their hand in jars.
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- Rome and Pavia weren't built in a day.
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- The habit doesn't make the monk.
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- The worst blind is that who doesn't want to see.
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- Trust the virgin and don't run.
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- You should not demise what you get for free.
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- A bird in the hand is more worth than two flying.
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- After the storm comes the good weather.
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- Big walks, big lies.
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- Each one in his profession.
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- Give orders, and do no more, and nothing will be done.
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- He who lives shall see.
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- If a rich man ate a snake, they would say it was because of his wisdom.
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- In a piranha infested river, monkeys drink water using a straw.
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- It's when it's small that the cucumber gets warped.
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- Necessity makes the frog jump.
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- One doesn't examine the teeth of a gift horse.
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- Running by one's will never gets tired.
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- The mare's kicks are caresses to the colt.
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- The worst pig eats the best acorn.
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- Two eyes see better than only one.
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- You tie the horse at the will of the master.
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- A cat that has been scalded is afraid of cold water.
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- An abyss calls another.
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- By its fruits one knows the tree.
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- Each one takes his/her own decisions.
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- Give to the poor, lend to God.
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- He who plants winds harvests storms.
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- If kneeled, then you've gotta pray.
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- In a quarrel between a husband and his wife, keep away.
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- Justice begins at home.
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- Never poke a jaguar with a short stick.
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- One hand washes the other and both of them wash the face.
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- Seat yourself in your place, and they will not make you rise.
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- The midwifes fight, the truths are uncovered.
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- There are bad things that come for the good.
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- Unlucky in gambling, lucky in love.
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- You will know what something is really worth, when you loose it forever.
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- A cat that is hidden with its tail showing.
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- An healthy mind for an healthy body.
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- Change yourself, and your luck will change.
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- Each one to his owner.
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- Go not with every ailment to the doctor, nor with every plaint to lawyer.
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- He who sees face doesn't see heart.
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- If life gives you a lemon, make a caipirinha out of it.
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- In adversity is when friendship is proven.
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- Laugh better he who laughs last.
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- Never say 'from this water I shall not drink'.
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- One knows where the shoes hurt.
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- Slowly one goes far.
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- The misfortune of many is a consolation.
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- There is no pleasure that does not pall, the more so if it costs nothing.
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- Unused iron is ruined by rust.
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- A dog bitten by a snake is afraid of sausages.
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- An old monkey will not stick his hand into a jar.
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- Change yourself, change your fortunes.
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- Each one with his peer.
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- God gives nuts to who has no teeth.
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- He who stores, albeit being hungry, the rat will eat.
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- If marriage were a good thing, it wouldn't need witnesses.
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- In April, tons of water.
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- Let every sheep hand by its own leg.
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- Never say: 'of this water I will never drink.'
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- One only gives what one has.
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- Small man, sly or dancer.
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- The night is good counsellor.
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- Thief who steals thief has one hundred years of pardon.
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- Water by Saint John's takes oil and doesn't give bread.
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- A dog that has been bitten by a snake, fears the sausage.
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- Appearances are deceiving.
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- Children raised, doubled work.
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