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Also known as quote, proverbs, quotes, saying, wise saying
一些蘊含道理的熟語
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A proverb is a traditional saying that expresses a practical truth based on common sense or experience, often using metaphorical language and fixed wording. Proverbs matter because they are part of a broader folklore genre that communities use to pass down wisdom and life lessons through oral tradition.
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Research
734 papers- Proverb comprehension in schizophrenia: A comprehensive review and meta-analysis.2.Comprehensive psychiatry · 2024
- Molecular monitoring in CML-a modern example of an old proverb.Blood cancer journal · 2024
- On English proverb variation from the perspective of linguistic creativity.Frontiers in psychology · 2023
- What proverb understanding reveals about how people think.Psychological bulletin · 1995
- Increasing sensitivity of clinical proverb tests for diagnosis of dementia.Alzheimer's & dementia : the journal of the Alzheimer's Association · 2024
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Article · 中文
谚语是流传于人间而言简意赅的反應一定道理的语句，反映了人民生活的实践经验，一般都是口语形式留傳下來的通俗易懂短句。所有的人類社會都有自己的諺語和俗話，對諺語和俗語的使用。 和谚语相似但又不同的有成语、歇后语等。
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