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Double meanings of English proverbs

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Few lawyers die well, few physicians live well

Proverb: quit a habit

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What does this proverb mean and what is the origin [duplicate]

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A proverb to denote the importance of talking and acting in showing your abilities

What does “There’s less to the deal than meets the eye,” mean?

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Proverb about how sometimes you get two of something you'd rather get one of, and sooner than later

What does "A horse may stumble, though he has four feet." mean?

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What proverb describes getting out from trouble but ending up in another one? [duplicate]

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Standard English proverb for "When you see a useful resource, you feel lazy to work."

What's the origin of the proverb "Third time's a charm"?

Is there an English equal for hindi saying "Bandar ke Haath me ustra" or "Razor in hands of a monkey"

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What English term is used to describe "sarcasm toward questions about trivial issues"?

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Is there a proverb to the effect of "Ignorance is not bliss"?

The name of an honest woman

Is there an English version for “Unum castigabis, centum emendabis”?

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Are there any English equivalents to Chinese proverb"throwing a brick to attract jade"?

What would be english equivalent of Hindi proverb char aane ki murgi barah aane ka masala-Chicken is dirt cheap but its ingredients are costing a bomb

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English equivalent of Konkani proverb "kam natilo achari bhurganchi kule tasto" (When jobless, a carpenter takes to even filing children's buttocks)

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What's another idiom/proverb for there is more to something than meets the eye?

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