All that glitters is not gold.
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I guess it means that not everything that looks nice on the outside turns out to be so, e.g. a woman might look really pretty but might be really superficial and just focused on her own well-being.
oh!a little difficult!I guess It means”Not everything is perfect?”haha
Yes. Very good! Some things look more valuable, beautiful, important, etc. than they actually are.
Very close! It means that things may appear more attractive, valuable, important, etc. than they really are.
I think this proverb almost share the same value with “don’t judge a book by its cover”. This one, teach us to not be easily deceived by appearances. Sometimes, something is more wicked than it looks.
Good Nia. Grammar correction:
I think this proverb almost shares the same value with “don’t judge a book by its cover.” This one teaches us to not be easily deceived by appearances. Sometimes something is more wicked than it looks.