You can judge something, you need to take a deeper, closer look at it. Example: "He dresses in plain clothes and drives an old car. Who would know he is the richest man in town?" "You can't judge .......
The value of something is not always obvious from what we see on the surface, so we should save our judgments until we have more experience. Example: "That professor may seem slow and awkward, but don't judge ....... He is one of the brightest minds in his field."
When you have only seen the surface of something, you cannot know what is on the inside. Example: "Don't go falling in love with that girl so fast. Wait until you get to know her better. You can't judge......"
How do you say in English NO JUZGES A ALGUIEN/ALGO POR LAS APARIENCIAS??
AND REMEMBER ...YOU TOSS A PANCACKE... AND THEN YUMMY!!! YOU ENJOY IT!!
I think that's the main expression we use is: You can´t judge a book by its cover.
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ReplyDeleteI think the answer is: don’t judge a book by its cover. Eva
ReplyDeleteI agree with Eva and Toñi.I think that "Don't judge a book by its cover" means "No juzgues a nadie por las apariencias".
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