The Mother

小时靠娘，大时靠爹。

Children suck the mother when they are young, and the father when they are old.孩子小的时候吃母亲的奶，老了享受父亲的财。

小心驶得万年船。

Caution is the mother/parent of safety.需要是发明的动力。

Want is the mother of industry. 需要乃发明之母。

/需要是发明的原动力。

Necessity is the mother of invention.需要乃发明之母。

独子亦费娘操心。

One chick keeps a hen busy. 一雏已足扰其母。

孩子是父母的至宝。

Children are the parents' riches.虎父生犬子。

良父难保无逆子。

Many a good cow has an evil calf./Many a good cow has a bad calf. /贤父难免生逆子。

Many a good father hath but a bad son.家长是最好的老师。

一个父亲胜于一百个教师。

母亲是最好的老师。

One father is more than a hundred schoolmasters. /Mother is the best teacher for us.节俭是慷慨之母。

Frugality is the mother of liberality.Disappointment is the nurse of wisdom.龙生龙，风生风。

虎父无犬子。

有因必有果。

Eagles do not breed doves. /有其因必有其果。

Like begets like. /虎父无犬子。

A wise goose never laid a tame egg. /龙生龙，风生风。

有其父必有其子。

母亲节中英文祝福语导读：1、希望能在这样节日里对母亲说声：妈妈，你辛苦了，儿子在有生之年，会孝顺你老的，母亲节快乐！Hope to say to the mother in such a festival: mother, you are hard, son in the life of life, will be filial to you old, happy mother's Day!2、我们多给母亲一点爱与关怀，那怕是酷暑中的一把扇子；寒冬中的一件毛衣，让母亲时刻感受儿女的关心。

We give mother a little love and care, that is a fan in the heat of the heat, a sweater in the cold winter, let mother always feel the care of the children.3、天空飘扬着五彩的经幡，屋顶闪烁着无数的神灯，祢漫的桑烟，祥和的颂经声，我向三宝祈祷，祝母亲节快乐。

愿佛祖保佑您平安！The sky fluttering colorful flags, the roof flashing countless lamp, your romantic and peaceful chanting of the mulberry smoke, and I pray to Sambo, happy mother's day. May the Buddha bless you safe and sound!4、在你看来我们就是永远长不大的孩子，事事操心，在这里我想对我亲爱的妈妈说，祝您身体健康，青春永驻，开心快乐每一天！In your opinion, we are children who never grow up andworry about everything. Here I want to say to my dear mother, "I wish you good health, youth and happiness, every day!"5、恩，重如山；爱，深似海；血，浓于水。

1872FAIRY TALES OF HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSENTHE STORY OF A MOTHERby Hans Christian AndersenA MOTHER sat by her little child; she was very sad, for she fearedit would die. It was quite pale, and its little eyes were closed,and sometimes it drew a heavy deep breath, almost like a sigh; andthen the mother gazed more sadly than ever on the poor littlecreature. Some one knocked at the door, and a poor old man walkedin. He was wrapped in something that looked like a greathorse-cloth; and he required it truly to keep him warm, for it wascold winter; the country everywhere lay covered with snow and ice, andthe wind blew so sharply that it cut one's face. The little childhad dozed off to sleep for a moment, and the mother, seeing that theold man shivered with the cold, rose and placed a small mug of beer onthe stove to warm for him. The old man sat and rocked the cradle;and the mother seated herself on a chair near him, and looked at hersick child who still breathed heavily, and took hold of its littlehand."Y ou think I shall keep him, do you not?" she said. "Ourall-merciful God will surely not take him away from me."The old man, who was indeed Death himself, nodded his head in a peculiar manner, which might have signified either Y es, or No; and the mother cast down her eyes, while the tears rolled down her cheeks. Then her head became heavy, for she had not closed her eyes forthree days and nights, and she slept, but only for a moment. Shivering with cold, she started up and looked round the room. The old man was gone, and her child- it was gone too!- the old man had taken it with him. In the corner of the room the old clock began to strike; "whirr" went the chains, the heavy weight sank to the ground, andthe clock stopped; and the poor mother rushed out of the house calling for her child. Out in the snow sat a woman in long black garments, and she said to the mother, "Death has been with you in your room. I saw him hastening away with your little child; he strides faster thanthe wind, and never brings back what he has taken away.""Only tell me which way he has gone," said the mother; tell me the way, I will find him.""I know the way," said the woman in the black garments; "but before I tell you, you must sing to me all the songs that you havesung to your child; I love these songs, I have heard them before. I am Night, and I saw your tears flow as you sang.""I will sing them all to you," said the mother; "but do not detain me now. I must overtake him, and find my child."But Night sat silent and still. Then the mother wept and sang, and wrung her hands. And there were many songs, and yet even more tears; till at length Night said, "Go to the right, into the dark forest offir-trees; for I saw Death take that road with your little child."Within the wood the mother came to cross roads, and she knew not which to take. Just by stood a thorn-bush; it had neither leaf nor flower, for it was the cold winter time, and icicles hung on the branches. "Have you not seen Death go by, with my little child?" she asked."Y es," replied the thorn-bush; "but I will not tell you whichway he has taken until you have warmed me in your bosom. I am freezing to death here, and turning to ice."Then she pressed the bramble to her bosom quite close, so thatit might be thawed, and the thorns pierced her flesh, and greatdrops of blood flowed; but the bramble shot forth fresh greenleaves, and they became flowers on the cold winter's night, so warm is the heart of a sorrowing mother. Then the bramble-bush told her the path she must take. She came at length to a great lake, on which there was neither ship nor boat to be seen. The lake was not frozen sufficiently for her to pass over on the ice, nor was it open enoughfor her to wade through; and yet she must cross it, if she wished tofind her child. Then she laid herself down to drink up the water ofthe lake, which was of course impossible for any human being to do; but the bereaved mother thought that perhaps a miracle might take place to help her. "Y ou will never succeed in this," said the lake;let us make an agreement together which will be better. I love to collect pearls, and your eyes are the purest I have ever seen. Ifyou will weep those eyes away in tears into my waters, then I willtake you to the large hothouse where Death dwells and rears flowers and trees, every one of which is a human life.""Oh, what would I not give to reach my child!" said the weeping mother; and as she still continued to weep, her eyes fell into the depths of the lake, and became two costly pearls.Then the lake lifted her up, and wafted her across to the opposite shore as if she were on a swing, where stood a wonderful building many miles in length. No one could tell whether it was a mountain covered with forests and full of caves, or whether it had been built. Butthe poor mother could not see, for she had wept her eyes into the lake. "Where shall I find Death, who went away with my little child?" she asked."He has not arrived here yet," said an old gray-haired woman, who was walking about, and watering Death's hothouse. "How have you found your way here? and who helped you?""God has helped me," she replied. "He is merciful; will you not bemerciful too? Where shall I find my little child?""I did not know the child," said the old woman; "and you are blind. Many flowers and trees have faded to-night, and Death will soon come to transplant them. Y ou know already that every human being has a life-tree or a life-flower, just as may be ordained for him. They looklike other plants; but they have hearts that beat. Children's heartsalso beat: from that you may perhaps be able to recognize yourchild. But what will you give me, if I tell you what more you willhave to do?"I have nothing to give," said the afflicted mother; "but Iwould go to the ends of the earth for you.""I can give you nothing to do for me there," said the old woman; "but you can give me your long black hair. Y ou know yourself that itis beautiful, and it pleases me. Y ou can take my white hair in exchange, which will be something in return.""Do you ask nothing more than that?" said she. "I will give itto you with pleasure."And she gave up her beautiful hair, and received in return the white locks of the old woman. Then they went into Death's vast hothouse, where flowers and trees grew together in wonderful profusion. Blooming hyacinths, under glass bells, and peonies, like strong trees. There grew water-plants, some quite fresh, and otherslooking sickly, which had water-snakes twining round them, and black crabs clinging to their stems. There stood noble palm-trees, oaks, and plantains, and beneath them bloomed thyme and parsley. Each tree and flower had a name; each represented a human life, and belonged tomen still living, some in China, others in Greenland, and in all partsof the world. Some large trees had been planted in little pots, sothat they were cramped for room, and seemed about to burst the potto pieces; while many weak little flowers were growing in rich soil,with moss all around them, carefully tended and cared for. The sorrowing mother bent over the little plants, and heard the humanheart beating in each, and recognized the beatings of her child'sheart among millions of others."That is it," she cried, stretching out her hand towards alittle crocus-flower which hung down its sickly head."Do not touch the flower," exclaimed the old woman; "but place yourself here; and when Death comes- I expect him every minute- do not let him pull up that plant, but threaten him that if he does youwill serve the other flowers in the same manner. This will make him afraid; for he must account to God for each of them. None can be uprooted, unless he receives permission to do so."There rushed through the hothouse a chill of icy coldness, and the blind mother felt that Death had arrived."How did you find your way hither?" asked he; "how could you come here faster than I have?""I am a mother," she answered.And Death stretched out his hand towards the delicate little flower; but she held her hands tightly round it, and held it fast at same time, with the most anxious care, lest she should touch one of the leaves. Then Death breathed upon her hands, and she felt his breath colder than the icy wind, and her hands sank down powerless."Y ou cannot prevail against me," said Death."But a God of mercy can," said she."I only do His will," replied Death. "I am his gardener. I takeall His flowers and trees, and transplant them into the gardens of Paradise in an unknown land. How they flourish there, and what that garden resembles, I may not tell you.""Give me back my child," said the mother, weeping and imploring; and she seized two beautiful flowers in her hands, and cried to Death, "I will tear up all your flowers, for I am in despair.""Do not touch them," said Death. "Y ou say you are unhappy; and would you make another mother as unhappy as yourself?""Another mother!" cried the poor woman, setting the flowers free from her hands."There are your eyes," said Death. "I fished them up out of thelake for you. They were shining brightly; but I knew not they were yours. Take them back- they are clearer now than before- and then look into the deep well which is close by here. I will tell you the namesof the two flowers which you wished to pull up; and you will see the whole future of the human beings they represent, and what you were about to frustrate and destroy."Then she looked into the well; and it was a glorious sight tobehold how one of them became a blessing to the world, and how much happiness and joy it spread around. But she saw that the life of theother was full of care and poverty, misery and woe."Both are the will of God," said Death."Which is the unhappy flower, and which is the blessed one?" she said."That I may not tell you," said Death; "but thus far you maylearn, that one of the two flowers represents your own child. It wasthe fate of your child that you saw,- the future of your own child."Then the mother screamed aloud with terror, "Which of them belongs to my child? Tell me that. Deliver the unhappy child. Release itfrom so much misery. Rather take it away. Take it to the kingdom of God. Forget my tears and my entreaties; forget all that I have said or done.""I do not understand you," said Death. "Will you have your childback? or shall I carry him away to a place that you do not know?"Then the mother wrung her hands, fell on her knees, and prayed to God, "Grant not my prayers, when they are contrary to Thy will, which at all times must be the best. Oh, hear them not;" and her head sank on her bosom.Then Death carried away her child to the unknown land.THE END.。

关于母亲节的英语作文【5篇】母爱是多么的伟大，而今天我们也迎来了属于母亲的节日。

下面小编整理关于母亲节的英语作文，欢迎阅读。

关于母亲节的英语作文1有一种爱，在我们遇到困难时，鼓励我们;有一种爱，在我们经历种种风雨时，帮助我们。

在我们危险时，她总在第一时间感到……她就是伟大的母爱!我曾经问过妈妈：“你最喜欢什么?”妈妈顿时回答：“你呗!”我一听，惊呆了。

妈妈没有说什么黄金钻石，而说的是我!妈妈告诉我，她不能失去我，我是她一生中最好的伙伴!看过《感悟母爱》的同学都知道，我们的母亲总会把我们遇到的危险转为自己的危险。

母爱是无私的。

我们的母亲养育、照顾我们，他们从不索要报酬，只是希望我们能健康成长。

母亲是平凡的，同时也是伟大的。

从我们出生的那一刻，就意味着我们的妈妈就要开始辛苦了：她从教我们如何用汤勺到辅导我们学习……这都是母亲的职责。

她们仍快乐，因为，她们幸福。

趁母亲节这一个节日，妈妈，我想衷心地对您说：祝您母亲节快乐!There is a kind of love that encourages us when we are in trouble. There is a kind of love that helps us when we go through all kinds of storms. When we are in danger, she always feels... She is the great mother love!I once asked my mother, "what do you like best?" The mother immediately answer: "you bai!" I was shocked. Mother didn't say what gold diamond, but say me! My mother told me that she could not lose me. I am the best partner of her life!As anyone who has seen the love of love knows, our mothers will always turn the dangers we encounter into our own peril. Maternal love is selfless. Our mothers raise and take care of us.They never ask for compensation. They just want us to grow healthy.Mother is ordinary, and also great. From the moment we were born, it meant that our mother was going to be working hard: she taught us how to use soup lads to help us learn... It's all mother's job. They are still happy because they are happy.On mother's day, mother, I want to say to you sincerely, happy mother's day!关于母亲节的英语作文2是谁在你生病时在你身旁无微不至地照顾你?是谁教会你穿衣服、系鞋带?是谁将你穿破的衣服又一针一针缝好，常常扎破手指?……。

赞美妈妈的英语句子
1、The father and mother who earned the love and respect of their children are very happy.
对孩子来说，父母的慈善的价值在于它比任何别的情感都更加可靠和值得信赖。

2、In the mouth of the children, the mother is the name of god.
在孩子们的口头心里，母亲就是. 上帝的名字。

3、I do not know from the old mother, just know mother parenting grace.
从小不知老娘亲，育儿才知报娘恩。

4、The mother which sings, sleeves left more than broken arm.
白头老母遮门啼，挽断衫袖留不止。

5、The mother is over the endless storytelling; mother is
a look at the endless mountains.
母亲是本翻不尽的大书;母亲是座看不尽的远山。

6、Years to the mother sad, but did not make her love minus half points.
岁月给母亲忧愁，但未使她的爱减去半分。

the mother didn't know 句型摘要：1.母亲不知道的句型2.句型的构成和含义3.句型的实际应用4.学习和掌握这种句型的重要性正文：【母亲不知道的句型】在英语学习中，有一种句型常常让初学者感到困惑，那就是"the mother didn"t know"句型。

这个句型的构成比较简单，主要由三个部分组成：主语（the mother）、谓语（didn"t know）和宾语（）。

这个句型表示的是一个否定的意思，即母亲不知道某件事情。

【句型的构成和含义】"the mother didn"t know"句型中的主语是"the mother"，指的是母亲这个人。

谓语是"didn"t know"，表示不知道，是一种否定的表达方式。

宾语则表示母亲不知道的内容，可以是任何事物或者事件。

整个句型的含义就是母亲不知道某件事情。

【句型的实际应用】在实际应用中，"the mother didn"t know"句型可以用来表达各种各样的含义。

比如，我们可以说"The mother didn"t know the time"，表示母亲不知道时间；也可以说"The mother didn"t know the way"，表示母亲不知道路。

无论表达的是什么内容，这个句型都能很好地完成表达。

【学习和掌握这种句型的重要性】学习和掌握"the mother didn"t know"句型对于英语学习者来说非常重要。

首先，这个句型可以帮助学习者更好地理解英语的否定表达方式，从而更准确地表达自己的意思。

其次，这个句型也是英语中非常常见的一种句型，掌握它可以帮助学习者更好地理解和使用英语。

【导语】或许我们在⾼考中考的时候书⾯成绩都可以达到将近满分，但是⼀张⼝，却不知道如何说起，甚⾄连简单的交流都很困难。

给⼤家整理了“英语⼝语中妈妈应该怎么说”，欢迎阅读参考！更多相关讯息请关注！ 英语⼝语中妈妈应该怎么说 mom mama mother 鹅妈妈 Mother Goose ; 妈妈爸爸 Mamas & the Papas ; mama-papa ; Mother father ; The Mamas and the Papas 单亲妈妈 The Single Mother ; single mom ; MOTHER IN A SINGLE-PARENT FAMILY 每⽇妈妈 Mainichi Kaasan ; Kaasan Mom's Life 妈妈装 Mother Dress ; Mothers Evening Dresses ; 地球妈妈 Earth Mama Angel Baby ; Earth Mama 坏妈妈 Dirty mama ; Bad Mother ⽉亮妈妈 MaMaMoon ; Mamamoon 1. Mommy, you don't need to stay while we talk. 妈妈,我们谈话时你不必陪着. 2. Though Sybbis complained bitterly, Mama would not let up on her. 尽管西⽐斯⼤发牢骚，但妈妈不会放她⼀马。

3. She scribbled a note to tell Mum she'dgone out. 她匆匆写了个便条告诉妈妈她已外出。

4. Mummy says I can play out in the garden. 妈妈说我可以到外⾯花园⾥玩。

5. He was about seven years old, small and fine-boned like his mother. 他⼤概7岁，⾻架像他妈妈⼀样娇⼩均匀。

"The mother didn't know" 是一个基本的英语句型，用于描述母亲不知道某个事情。

这个句型可以用来构建各种不同的句子，根据语境和需要添加更多的信息。

以下是一些例子：
1. The mother didn't know where her son was.
（妈妈不知道她的儿子在哪里。

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2. The mother didn't know the child was sick.
（妈妈不知道孩子生病了。

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3. The mother didn't know how to fix the broken toy.
（妈妈不知道怎么修理坏了的玩具。

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4. The mother didn't know what time the party started.
（妈妈不知道派对几点开始。

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5. The mother didn't know her daughter had a secret crush on someone.
（妈妈不知道她女儿暗恋着某人。

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6. The mother didn't know that her husband was planning a surprise for her birthday.
（妈妈不知道她丈夫正在为她的生日计划一个惊喜。

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请注意，这些例子只是用"The mother didn't know" 句型构造的一些基本句子。

在实际使用中，你可以根据自己的需求和具体情境来调整和扩展这些句子。

关于母爱的英语名言赞美母爱的名言英文1、母爱是一种巨大的火焰。

A mother"s love is a huge flame。

2、母爱的伟大在于母爱的无私。

The greatness of a mother"s love is selfless love。

3、母亲！在你们的手中有拯救世界的力量。

Mother！ Has the power to save the world in your hands。

4、妈妈，您在哪儿，哪儿就是最快乐的地方！Mom， where are you， where is the happiest place！5、白头老母遮门啼，挽断衫袖留不止。

Grow old door crow， leave more than holding off shirt sleeve。

6、在面对一位女性的时候，永远不要忘记你的母亲。

In the face of a woman， don"t ever forget your mother。

7、世界上的一切光荣和骄傲，都母亲。

All glory and pride of the world， all e from the mother。

8、只有母亲才明白什么是爱和幸福。

Only mother just understand what is love and happiness。

9、为人父母天下至善；为人子女天下大孝。

The parents all over the world to good； Human children filial piety。

10、母仪垂则辉彤管，婺宿沉芒寂夜台。

Mother meter vertical hui tong tube， wu lodge sink mans lonely night。

11、母爱就像阳光，感觉到的想到的都是暖暖的！A mother"s love is like the sunshine， feel the thought is warm！12、对于一个有一位好母亲的男人来说，所有的女性都是神圣的。

单词mother的中文是什么意思单词mother的中文是什么意思英语是按照分布面积而言最流行的语言，但母语者数量是世界第三，仅次于汉语、西班牙语。

它是学习最广泛的第二语言，是近60个主权国家的官方语言或官方语言之一。

下面是店铺为大家收集的单词mother的中文是什么意思，欢迎阅读，希望大家能够喜欢。

单词mother的中文是什么意思篇1mother的中文意思英 [m(r)] 美 [m]第三人称单数：mothers第三人称复数：mothers名词母亲，妈妈; 女修道院院长; 大娘及物动词像母亲般地照顾; 养育; 溺爱相关例句及物动词1. She mothered two sons but no daughters.她生了两个儿子，但没有女儿。

名词1. Necessity is the mother of invention.需要乃发明之母。

2. She's a mother of three.她是三个孩子的妈妈。

3. His mother and father are both college teachers.他的父母都是大学教师。

4. She is a mother of five children.她是有五个孩子的母亲。

mother的词典解释1. 母亲;妈妈Your mother is the woman who gave birth to you. You can also call someone your mother if she brings you up as if she wasthis woman.e.g. She sat on the edge of her mother's bed...她坐在母亲床边。

e.g. She's an English teacher and a mother of two children...她是英语教师，还是两个孩子的母亲。