Dutch Proverbs, Quotes, Quotations, and Sayings
976 Dutch Proverbs
Death is nature's way of telling you to slow down.
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Death keeps no almanack.
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Death pays all debts.
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Deep swimmers and high climbers seldom die in their beds.
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Do you speak English? (Meaning, Have you got any money?)
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Dogs have teeth in all countries.
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Dogs that bark at a distance bite not at hand.
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Dominies come for your wine, and officers for your daughters.
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Don't buy a pig in a poke.
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Don't cry herrings till they are in the net.
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Don't cry holloa! till you're out of the bush.
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Don't cry holloa! till you're over the bridge.
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Don't sell the bearskin before the bear is dead.
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Don't sell the skin till you've caught the bear.
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Don't throw away your own shoes till you have got new ones.
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Don't throw the handle after the bill.
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Don't yoke the plough before the horses.
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Eagles catch no flies.
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Eat bread that's light, and cheese by weight.
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Empty vessels make the most sound.
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Envy crieth of spite where honour rideth.
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Escaping from the smoke he falls into the fire.
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Even hares pull a lion by the beard when he is dead.
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Every bird sings as it is beaked.
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Every day a thread makes a skein in the year.
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