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1、求知探索发现的英文名言警句80句 一个人只要情愿深化事物的表面之下去探究，哪怕他看得不对，他也会为别人扫清道路，甚至使自己的错误最终服务于真理事业。今日我在这给大家整理了一些求知探究发觉的英文名言警句，我们一起来看看吧! 求知探究发觉的英文名言说说 1. all kinds of painful experience has proved that in the process ofunderstanding the truth. profound knowledge is not the same as justice andjustice. Belinsky 2. Truth gains

2、vitality from people and shows it. Camus 3. The higher a person's goal is. the faster his talent will develop andthe more beneficial it will be to society. I am sure this is also a truth.Gorky 4. in the debate. justice and truth may not always get a fair judgment. andthose who have blackened the

3、ir conscience should recruit some villains who havealso blackened their conscience as your negative witnesses. Shakespeare 5. Truth is like a gem. Although it should not be painted with color. itcan be placed in a conspicuous place. so that it can find more wonderfulbrilliance. Santayana Santayana 6

4、. Truth likes criticism. because after criticism. truth will win; Fallacyis afraid of criticism. because after criticism. fallacy will fail. Diderot 7. A society will be strong only when it makes the truth public. Zola 8. Just as light exposes itself and the darkness around it. truth is bothits own

5、standard and false standard. Spinoza 9. It is despicable to hide the truth. but it is cowardly to lie for fearof the truth. Ogliov Ogliov 10. the truth is strong. never afraid of the truth. bravely support thetruth. tell the truth to others. and fight for the truth. Liushaoqi 11. A truth learned pur

6、ely by reading is related to us like artificiallimbs. dentures. wax noses or even artificial skin grafts. And the truths gainedby independent thinking are like our natural limbs: only they belong to us.Schopenhauer 12. respect the truth. this is the starting point of great wisdom.Aleksandr Herzen 13

7、. The river of truth flows through the ditch of its mistakes; Like asprout. there is another question under a truth. and truth questions nourisheach other. Bacon 14. a person to find the effective truth. need millions of people in thefailed exploration and tragic mistakes to destroy their own lives.

8、 Mendeleev 15. the glory of truth is often covered. but it will never go out.Liwei 16. the discovery of truth. or the completion of the preferredresponsibility. have aroused our joy. make our whole life tremor. Croce 17. I was born for truth and died for truth. I have nothing of my ownexcept truth.

9、Wang Ruofei 18. as long as a person is willing to go deep below the surface of thingsto explore. even if he may see wrong. but cleared the way for others. and evencan make his mistakes finally serve the cause of truth. Bock. many great truthswere considered blasphemy at the beginning. Bernard Shaw 1

10、9. Truth can only be ferocious and horrible to shortsighted individuals.but it is eternal beauty and eternal happiness. Belinsky 20. in terms of truth and understanding. anyone who pretends to be anauthority will surely collapse in God's laughter! Einstein 21. Eternal devotion is the truth of li

11、fe. Its perfection is the perfectionof our life. Tagore 22. just like a newborn baby. the truth of science will developcontinuously in the struggle. spread widely. and be invincible. Franklin 23. it is best to compare truth to flint.the more it is beaten. the morebrilliant it is. Marx 24. Under the

12、soil. in a dark place. you can find Jin Gangzuan; Truth canonly be discovered by deep and careful thinking. Hugo 25. to pursue the truth. know the truth. but also rely on the truth. whichis the highest moral character in human nature. Bacon 26. the above talked about the truth of theology and philos

13、ophy. but alsotalk about the truth of practice. Even those who behave meanly can't help butadmit that being aboveboard is a noble virtue. and hypocrisy. like counterfeitmoney. may be able to shop. but it also devalues the real value of things. Thiskind of fraudulent behavior is like a snake. whi

14、ch can't walk with its feet butonly with its stomach. Bacon 27. It is man's bounden duty to be brave in exploring truth. Copernicus 28. respect for people should not be better than respect for the truth.Plato 29. Those who bend over to the truth will be indomitable spirit once theystand up.

15、Shenshunfu 30. Truth is always immortal. and fallacies will be corrected one day. MaEddie 求知探究发觉的英文名言警句 1. Mathematical science is the language of nature. Galileo 2. Science has no national boundaries. because it is the wealth of allmankind and the torch that illuminates the world. but scholars belo

16、ng to themotherland. Pasteur 3. Books should obey science. not the other way around. bacon 4. Man's bounden duty lies in the courage to explore the truth. Copernicus(Poland) 5. The benefits of fallacy are temporary. and the benefits of truth arepermanent; When truth has defects. these defects wi

17、ll soon be eliminated. whilethe defects of falsehood always go with falsehood. Diderot (France) 6. A society will be strong only when it makes the truth public. Zola 7. Science is to sort out facts in order to draw universal laws andconclusions. Darwin 8. scientific research is to explore the unknow

18、n. scientific researchpersonnel should not only have a serious. rigorous and strict style of study.but also have the spirit of dare to think. dare to do and dare to venture. Thetwo are indispensable. Zhu Zhaoliang 9. Scientists' achievements are the property of all mankind. and science isthe mos

19、t selfless field. Gorky 10. Only by obeying nature can we master nature. Bacon (UK) 11. Science is the best way to make people brave. Bruno 12. What knowledge is the most valuable? The unanimous answer is science.Spencer 13. the sea of truth. let all the undiscovered things lie in front of myeyes. l

20、et me explore. Newton (UK) 14. Science is the warmth and happiness in my heart. You make me fearlessand die. Although it is rare for prisoners to see the light of day again. youcan smash chains and bars. Bruno 15. Successful scientists are often people with a wide range of interests.Their original s

21、pirit may come from their erudition. Diversification will makepeople's views fresh. while studying a narrow field for too long will easilymake people stupid. beveridge 16. Learn to do menial work in science. To study facts. compare facts andaccumulate facts. Pavlov (Russia) 17. a scientist shoul

22、d consider the comments of later generations. don'thave to consider the abuse or praise at that time. Pasteur (France) 18. I have never made an accidental invention in my life. All my inventionsare the result of careful consideration and rigorous experiments. Edison(USA) 19. We are enjoying the

23、great benefits brought by other people'sinventions. and we must be willing to serve others with our own inventions.Franklin (USA) 20. I have been fighting for more than 50 years and devoted myself to thedevelopment of science. One word can tell the characteristics of my hardestwork. and that wor

24、d is "failure". Thomson 21. There is no great historical disaster that is not compensated byhistorical progress. Engels 22. The foundation of science is a healthy bodyMadame Curie 23. don't know is not terrible and harmful. It is impossible for anyone toknow everything. What is terribl

25、e and harmful is not knowing but pretending toknow. Tolstoy 24. Science is the most important. beautiful and needed thing in people'slife. Chekhov 25. Science is the crystallization and fruit of human wisdom . Lookingforward to the future of science. mankind will hold high the torch of sciencean

26、d ascend to the paradise of the universe. Hawking 26. I don't know what people in the world think of me. But I think so: Iseem to be playing on the sea. sometimes I find a smooth stone. sometimes I finda beautiful shell and I am happy with it. Nevertheless. the ocean of truth ismysteriously disp

27、layed before us. Newton (UK) 27. language into action. than action into language is much more difficult.Gorky 28. Exercise is the source of all life. Da Vinci (Italy) 29. In scientific works. you'd better read the latest books. and inliterary works. you'd better read the oldest books. Classi

28、cal literature willnever age. Bulwell Litton 30. Anyone who takes a rash attitude towards truth in small matters is alsountrustworthy in big matters. Einstein (USA) 求知探究发觉的英文名言佳句 1. people can't live like animals. should pursue knowledge and virtue.Dante 2. To climb the same peak of science and

29、culture. we must break through thelimitation of unfavorable conditions. make use of the favorable conditionsprovided by life. and create new conditions. Gao Shiqi 3. Learning and doing are organically linked. If you learn. you must thinkabout it. If you think it over. you must do it. If you are good

30、 at it. you cansee if you have really learned your hand. Otherwise. although there are manybooks. they will just become a dead stack. Xie Juezai 4. Learning is not obtained from books. but experience gained in fact isalso learning. Chen Yian 5. People who have learned a lot of useless words to them.

31、 or those whohave learned a lot of words and can't use them. are like carpenters who have abig box of tools and can't use them. but they can't compare with carpenters whocan use them freely with few tools. West 6. It is the night when men are reading. Teenagers only know play. do notknow

32、 to study well. to the old time regret when they are young. why don't knowto study hard. Yan Zhenqing 7. Books are as rich as the sea and are available in department stores. Onecan't take all one's energy. but one can get what spring wants. Therefore. it ishoped that scholars will make o

33、ne attempt at a time. Su Shi 8. The key to all science is a question mark without any objection. Howshould most of our great discoveries be attributed to? The wisdom of lifeprobably lies in asking why everything happens. Balzac 9. In addition to the knowledge in books. it is necessary to acquireknow

34、ledge from life. Mao dun 10. Young comrades must remember that it is impossible to get all thecultural heritage of the past by running and jumping. This requires firmtenacity and hard work. You know. overcoming difficulties on this road is a verygood stimulant in itself. ostrovsky 11. Learning requi

35、res the greatest tension and enthusiasm for people.Pavlov 12. When people are slaves to books. they bring the living to death. Ifbooks are used as human tools. the knowledge in books will live. Have thevitality. Hua Luogeng 13. people are alive. books are dead. If a living person reads a dead book.h

36、e can read it alive. A dead book can read a living person to death. GuoMoruo 14. No university is more comprehensive than the big self with the abilitywe have never used and the reality created by human will and reason. Gorky 15. don't doubt can't see the truth. so I hope everyone take a ske

37、pticalattitude. don't be overwhelmed by the theory has become. Li Siguang 16. False learning is worse than ignorance. Ignorance is like an openspace. which can be cultivated and sown; False learning is like a wasteland fullof weeds. which can hardly be pulled out. Conin 17. intelligence will nev

38、er stop on the truth that has been known. but willalways keep moving forward to the truth that has not yet been known. Bruno 18. The whole meaning of life lies in exploring things we don't know yet.and in constantly increasing more knowledge. Zola 19. There are three principles in studying: exte

39、nsive knowledge. morereading and diligent experiment. Dai Blaugley 20. Our greatest worship of truth is to fulfill it in a down to earthmanner. Emerson 求知探究发觉的英文名言警句本文来源：网络收集与整理，如有侵权，请联系作者删除，谢谢！第15页 共15页第 15 页 共 15 页第 15 页 共 15 页第 15 页 共 15 页第 15 页 共 15 页第 15 页 共 15 页第 15 页 共 15 页第 15 页 共 15 页第 15 页 共 15 页第 15 页 共 15 页第 15 页 共 15 页