請大大們幫忙翻一下下面的英文喔 - 寵物

Don’t teach your grandmother to suck eggs
勿班門弄斧
Don’t try to instruct someone in a skill in which they have twice your experience and expertise.
This proverb is sometimes quoted at young people full of inappropriate new notions:
Don’t throw the baby out with the bathwater
Make sure that, when ridding a system of unwanted elements, you do not throw away something essential:
Don’t wash your dirty linen in public
家醜不可外揚
Don’t discuss unpleasant private matters in public:
Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise
早睡早起身體健康財源廣進頭腦壯壯
This proverb recommends going to bed early and getting up early, claiming that it has advantages not only for your mental performance.
It is often used in the shortened form early to bed and early to rise:
Easier said than done
知易行難 說來容易做來難
People make this comment drily when someone cheerfully proposes a course of action that is beset with difficulty:
East, west, home’s best
在家千日好 出外時時難
Whatever the attractions and benefits of travel, it’s a pleasure to get home:
Easy come, easy go
來得快去得快 徼悻之財難久留
Money that is acquired with very little effort will be spent just as easily.
The proverb is sometimes reduced simply to easy come:
Eat to live, not live to eat
This proverb warns us that the purpose of eating is to keep us alive.
We should not regard eating as an end in it self:
Empty vessels make the most sound
空桶響叮噹（好吹者不實在）。
People who lack knowledge and judgement, and so have least justification for offering an opinion, are often the ones who do the most talking:
Every cloud has a silver lining
否極泰來
There’s always a good side to any unpleasant or difficult situation:
Every dog has his day
Everybody has their moment of glory:
Every little helps
十年風水輪流轉
Every contribution to a cause is important, however tiny.
Small amounts can add up to a significant total: