The good one lies and the thin one runs, a mystery. The meaning of good fame runs, but bad fame flies
Whoever bravely beats the enemy, his glory will not die.
Not a penny of money, but fame is good.
Glory comes to those who walk ahead.
Good fame is within reach, and bad fame is beyond the threshold.
As are the works, so is the glory.
The house blooms with good glory.
Live everyone by your glory.
Good fame has big wings.
He didn't live long, but he died gloriously.
To a bad deed - bad fame, good deed- good memory.
Good fame lies, but bad fame flees throughout the world.
As you live, so will your reputation.
Who you live with is what you are known for.
The worldly glory of the bell.
Honor and glory are collected drop by drop.
Good fame is better than wealth.
Good glory is hateful to evil.
Don't be tory on the roads - don't bring bad fame.
The good one walks on the left, and the thin one gallops.
You don't even need a profit, fame would be good.
We don't care about making money, as long as the fame is good.
Glory comes to the one who goes into battle first.
Bad fame is poison.
Good fame is better than gold.
Glory flees from those who achieve it through base means.
A neighbor is in trouble - help a friend, a horde of enemies is beaten - glory to both of you.
You will always receive glory for your brave response.
He who dies with glory is not afraid of a clumsy death.
Glory comes in gold coins and goes out in pounds: secure your glory with hard work.
Glory will come and find the invisible.
Such is Savva, such is his glory. the seams of the matter, such is the glory.
Whoever gains good fame will leave it for himself.
Good fame lies in a basket, but bad fame runs along the path.
Glory with victory - dear sisters.
For business and glory.
Whoever lives is what he is known for.
No valor - no glory.
Miserable is the glory that benefits one's enemies.
EKATERINA ISMAGILOVA(AKIMOVA)
meaning of the proverb. GOOD FAME RUNS FAR
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The fame of such a person spreads naturally among the people, on the one hand, because they are grateful, on the other, because it is basically a rarity. For example, undeserved differentials will sound for some time, while it is needed, and then quickly get out of your head. But a really good reputation is a really valuable thing and is not quickly forgotten.
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Kind (definition, wavy line) glory (subjects, 1 straight line) lies (predicate, 2 lines), and thin (definition, wavy line) runs (predicate, 2 lines)
Sentence: (narrative, non-exclamatory, complex, compound, conjunctive:
in parts: 1. Simple, two-part, widespread, uncomplicated;
2. Simple, one-part, impersonal, incomplete, widespread, uncomplicated)
Good glory lies, but bad glory flees.
Kind wavy line
Fame is one feature
Lies with two features
thin - wavy line
runs with two features
(narrative, non-exclamation, SSP, 1) two-axle, distribution, uncomplicated, 2) single-axle, distribution, simple)
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Syn.: bad news does not lie still
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good news lies buried, but bad news flies; cf. good fame sleeps, bad fame creeps; bad news has wings; bad (ill) news travels fast; ill news comes (flies) apace
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2 Good glory lies, but bad glory flees
The good deeds a man does are not known of while his mean actions become widely known. See Good is soon forgotten (D), Bad rumor flies on wings (P)
Var.: Good glory sits in the corner (behind the stove), and thin glory runs along the path (light). Good fame is within reach, and bad fame is beyond the threshold. Good fame trudges along, but bad fame rushes at a gallop.
Cf: A bad deed never dies (Am.). Bad deeds follow you; the good ones fleece (Am. ). Good fame sleeps, bad fame creeps (Br.). A good reputation stands still; a bad one runs (Am. ). Injuries are written in brass (Br.). Ten good turns lie dead, and one ill deed report abroad does spread (Br. )4 GLORY
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Good glory lies, but bad glory flees.
Proverbs of the Russian people. - M.: Fiction. V. I. Dal. 1989.
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