日语常用成语及惯用语 1、五十歩百歩 /五十步笑百步 ● 50 steps or 100 steps ○ There is no difference to speak of. 2、どんぐりの背比べ /半斤八两 ● Comparing the height of acorns. ○ There is little to choose among them. 3、郷に入っては郷に従え /入乡随俗 ● Obey the customs of the village you enter. ○ When in Rome, do as the Romans do. 4、出る杭は打たれる /树大招风 ● A protruding stake will be pounded down. ○ A tall tree catches much wind. 5、二度あることは三度ある /一而再再而三 ● What happens twice happens thrice. ○ What happens twice will happen thrice. 6、一石二鳥 /一石二鸟 ● One stone, two birds. ○ To kill two birds with one stone. 7、好きこそものの上手なれ /兴趣是最好的老师 ● To do well at something you like. ○ We tend to be good at those things we like. 8、案ずるより産むが易し / 恐惧比危险本身更可怕 ● Giving birth is easier than the fear of it. ○ Fear is greater than the danger. 9、蛙の子は蛙 /有其父必有其子 ● A frog’s offspring is a frog. ○ Like father, like son. 10、早起きは三文の得 /早起的鸟儿有食吃 ● Getting up early will get you a profit. ○ The early bird catches the worm. 11、井の中の蛙大海を知らず /井底之蛙 ● A frog in a pond knows not of the large ocean. ○ Homekeeping youth have ever homely wits. 12、口は禍のもと /祸从口出 ● Your mouth always leads to disaster. ○ Your tongue always starts the messes you are in. 日语常用成语及惯用语(二) 1、乗りかかった船/如箭在弦 ● A boat you are already on. ○ To be already into something with both feet. 2、先んずれば人を制す/先发制人 ● Be first and you will rule. ○ First come, first served. 3、急ては事をし損じる/忙中出错 ● Hurry and fail. ○ If you hurry, you will most likely fail. 4、見ると聞くとはおおちがい/眼见为实,耳听为虚 ● There’s a big difference between hearing and actually seeing. ○ Seeing is believing. 5、安物買いの銭失い/贪小便宜吃大亏 ● Buy cheap and waste money. ○ Penny wise and pound foolish. 6、禍を転じて福となす/祸兮福所倚 ●○ Turn a misfortune into a blessing. 7、過ぎたるはなお及ばざるがごとし/过犹不及 ●○ Too much is as bad as too little. 8、壁に耳あり障子に目あり/隔墙有耳 ●○ Walls have ears; paper screens have eyes. 9、石の上にも三年/坚持就是胜利 ● Sitting on a rock for three years. ○ Perseverance brings success. 10、善は急げ/趁热打铁 ● Do whatever is good quickly. ○ Strike while the iron is hot. 11、猿も木から落ちる/人非圣贤,孰能无过 ● Even monkeys sometimes fall from trees. ○ Everyone makes mistakes. 本文来源:https://www.wddqw.com/doc/56c243360b4c2e3f572763db.html