Simple 3 sentences English translation, several simple English translations

1 When you're tired of London, you're tired of life.

2 It is better to teach a man to fish than to teach him to fish.

3Give me a fulcrum, and I will pry up the whole earth.

4 It's better to be late than not to come.

5 Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country.

6 When one door closes, another door always opens. 7 Where there is life, there is hope.

8 You can deceive some people forever, you can deceive everyone in a short time, but you cannot deceive all people forever.

9 He never sinned, so he accomplished nothing.

10. Half-understanding is the most dangerous.

11Do not shout until you have gone out of the woods. 12. Always see the bright side (always think in a good direction) 13. There is no free lunch in the world.

14 A journey of 1,000 miles begins with a single step.

15 Tomorrow is another day. (To live there is tomorrow).

A tall man and a short man were waiting for a taxi on the same street corner. An elderly woman came to the same street corner as they did, trying to hail a taxi.

The rain was heavy and all the taxis passed by them without stopping. Finally, one stopped. The tall man immediately rushed in front of the short man.

The short man stopped him, and then the two began to argue. The tall man said he was in a hurry, but the short man said he was the first to wait for the bus on this street corner. The short man pushed the tall man, and the tall man grabbed the short man's coat.

The old woman put away her umbrella, opened the car door and got into the taxi. The taxi driver smiled and drove away (with the old woman).

A tall one and a short one are waiting for a taxi at the same intersection at the same time. Then an old woman joined them. It was raining heavily, and the taxis were passing by and they didn't stop.

Finally, a taxi stopped, and the tall one rushed faster than the short one, and the short one grabbed him, and they began to argue. The tall one said he was in a hurry, and the short one said he came first. The short man pushes the tall one down, but the tall one grabs the short man's coat again.

The old woman then closed her umbrella, opened the door, and got into the taxi. The driver drove away with a smile.

A tall man and a short man stand at the same intersection waiting for the bus.

An old lady came and joined them in the queue because, too, she wanted to take a taxi.

It was raining heavily. All the taxis drove in front of them without stopping.

Eventually, one stopped.

The tall man rushed in front of the short man, and the short man wouldn't let him. They began to quarrel.

The short man pushed the tall man, and the tall man tugged at the short man's coat.

At this time, the old lady put away the umbrella, opened the car door, and got into the car.

The driver smiled and drove away.