• All in its proper time• It’s better to be safe than sorry• Adventure is the champagne of life• Travel broadens the mind• It’s just stones throw away• To get away from it all• To make up for lost time (atsigriebti uz prarasta laika)• I’ll keep my fingers crossed for you• Better late than never• One men’s meat is another man’s poison• Beauty is in the eye of the beholder (kiekvienas savaip supranta grozi)• In one ear and out the other• There is no place like home• Strike while the iron is hot• People who live in glass houses should never throw stones• Prevention is better than cure• Rome wasn’t build in one day• So many countries, so many customs• Speech is silver but silence is gold• Still water runs deep• A crust is better than no bread• Friendship, the older it grow, the stronger it is• Who receives a gift, sells his liberty• If the mountain doesn’t come to Mahomet, Mahomet must go to the mountain• Men do more things though habit than though reason• Honesty is the best policy• Hungry as a hunter• If you run after two horses, you will catch neither• Ill news travels fast• It never rains but it pours (beda viena nevaiksto)• Look before you leap• Last but not least• Make hay while the sun shines (darbus atlik laiku)• More haste, less speed• Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today• No news is good news• Out of sight out of mind• Envy never enriched any man• It is easy to be wide after the event• Pride goes before, and shame follows after• Words have wings and can not be recalled• There is no great loss without some gain• A good heart conquers ill fortune• A stitch in time saves nine
• A tree is knows by its fruits• All that glitters isn’t gold• Birds of a father flock together• Cast not your pearls before swine• Catch the bear before you sell his skin• If something is worth doing, it is worth doing well• Handsome is as handsome does• He laughs best who laughs last• He was born with a silver spoon in his mouth• As you make your bed, so must lie on it• Pardoning the bad is injuring the good• The old believe everything, the middle – aged suspect everything, the young know everything. (Oscar Wilde)• Every bird likes its nest• Home is where the heart is• Sweep before your own door• Charity begins at home• East or west – home is best• My house is my castle• Every man is a master of his house • No gold can by a good friend• Spare the rod and spoil the child• Slow but wins the race• Take things as they come and be content• When things are at the worst, they begin to mend• Love all, trust a few• A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush• Money will say more in one moment that the most eloquent lover can in year (Henri Fielding)• A burnt child dreads the fire• A drawing man will catch at a straw (skestantis siaudo griebiasi)• A friend in need is a friend in deed• Women have become so highly educated that nothing should surprise them except happy marriages (Oscar Wilde)• A good beginning makes a good ending• A little leak will sink great ship• What can’t be cured must be endured • What’s done can’t be undone• Two heads are better than one• Too many cooks spoil the broth• Any man may be in good spirits and good temper when he is well dressed. There isn’t much credit in that (Charles Dickens)• There’s no use crying over the spilt milk.• There is no smoke without the fire• The last straw breaks the comet’s back• The devil is not so black as he is painted• Fortune favors the brave• So many men so many minds• The leopard doesn’t change his spot• Live and learn• While there is life there is hope• Business before pleasure• Everything is good in its season• It’s just a storm in a teacup (daug triuksmo del nieko)• Money is the root of all evil• Money makes the world go round• Look after the pennies and the pounds will look after themselves• Money doesn’t grow on trees• Easier said than done• The other side of the coin• Go round in circles (nesusitarti)• Make an exhibition of oneself (kazka padaryti, kad apsijuoktum) • New blood (naujos idejos)• A child’s play / a piece of cake (labai lengva)• Actions speak louder than words• There is no point crying over spilt milk• Blood is thicker than water (seimos santykiai stipriausi)• It’s only the matter of time• The chance of a lifetime• It is all in a lifetime• As fit as a fiddle (jaustis labai gerai)• To feel under the weather ( juastis blogai)• To recharge the batteries (atgauti jegas)• To sugar the pill• A bitter pill to swallow ( su viskuo reikia susitaikyti)• To be frightened to death• Catch someone red handed (pagauti uz rankos)• Have green fingers (gerai dirbti su augalais)• Be yellow (buti bailiu)• A white lie• To look on the black side• As brown as a berry (graziai ideges)• Golden opinion• Feel of color (jaustis liguistai)• It rains cats and dogs (pila kaip is kibiro)• A bright personality• A wolf in sheep’s clothing• There’s no arguing about tastes• Beauty is only skin deep• You can’t go by appearance• As cool as cucumber• As changeable as the weather• As cunning as a fox (klastingas)• As sour as vinegar (suruges, be nuotaikos)• To have a sharp tongue• A wet blanket (atsiskyrelis)• Take everything for granted (jaustis saugiam)• A spoilt child• To benefit from grandparents wisdom• To see eye to eye with sm. (tureti tokia pat nuomone)• To get (have) your own way (daryti ka uzsimanai)• To be the black sheep of the family (padaryti seimai geda)• To look back on smb’s childhood • To rack one’s brain about smth. (itemptai galvoti)• To pick someone’s brain (pasisemti isminties is kito)• To have smth on the brain (neiseina is galvos)• To have a brain move (sauti i galva)• It’s on the tip of my tongue • My head is like a sieve (mano galva tuscia)• My mind is gone blank (tuscia galvoje)