Heavy work in youth is quiet rest in old age.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The young men of today are apt [have a tendency] to dislike physical labor.

Youth sometimes lacks prudence.

Do as much learning as possible while you are young, for memory soon grows feeble.

Art is long, time is fleeting.

He's now reduced to poverty because of his misspent youth.

Few young men now die of overwork―work themselves to death.

a childhood fraught with hardship

Young men nowadays have no staying power; they give up too easily.

Many great men went through hardship during their youth.

It is better not to restrain the activity of youth.

Young men are wanting in staying power

Young men have no stay in them.

It's an undeniable fact that young people no longer read as (much as) they used to.

Young people [Youngsters] are apt to go to extremes.

Weak‐minded youths go to the bad as a result of various temptations.

Young people are usually full of energy.

Our company is intent on gathering [picking up] young talent.

Youth is half the battle.

A young man is nothing if he has no spirits

He is nothing without his spirits.

The old are not always wiser than the young.

Old people aren't always wiser than young people.

Young people today have lost all sense of adventure [have no ambition].

The youngsters of today don't set their sights high enough.

It is better not to restrain the activity of young men.

A boy's voice changes [breaks, cracks] and becomes deeper at puberty.

You can only do this kind of work while you are young.

When I was younger, I could absorb things better than now.

Young men have no stay in them.

a lively and ineffectual upper-class young man