The kanji in "busy" is written as "the heart has died".とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The kanji in "busy" is written as "the heart has died".

Easier [It's easier] said than done.

Slow and [but] sure [steady] wins the race.

They have words like “KISS ME,” “MISS YOU,” and “BE MINE” on them.

Hamlet at the Old Vic is drawing well.

Discretion is the better part of valor.

The wish is father to the thought.

(Even) Homer (sometimes) nods.

The kanji for love, "ai," was chosen as the character to represent the year.

This "ku" was euphonically changed into "u".

He's not himsélf today.

The kanji for Hisa has a meaning of "at ease."

The beggar forgot himself and answered, “I was born dumb.”

The second character, "uma," expresses the dynamic life of Ryoma.

Time is a great healer.

The biter (is) bit [bitten].

Curses (, like chickens,) come home to roost.

Easier said than done.

A bad workman quarrels with his tools.

clutch one's throat

Everyone has the defects of his qualities [virtues].

What we are concerned with is ‘libido,' a subtle thing that lies concealed in the depths of our minds.

Better luck next time!

Your O's look like A's.

Short accounts make long friends.

fall into evil ways

The "predicate" is that part that shows the action in the sentence. In Japanese it would be the part that ends in "da", "suru", etc.

Once bit(ten), twice shy.

The good die young.

The poster says, "We can still keep it up, can't we?"