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Los proverbios ingleses más frecuentes en el cine

«all hands on deck» es la frase que aparece en más películas de esta lista: 7. «every man for himself» va segunda, en 7, y «down the hatch» tercera, en 6. El puesto cuenta películas distintas, no las veces que se repite dentro de una misma película.

Cómo se cuenta

Cada puesto es el número de películas distintas de la biblioteca de WinkLingo cuyo diálogo contiene la frase. Si la frase vuelve dentro de la misma película, sigue contando como una. Si empatan, se ordenan por cuántas de esas líneas revisó una persona o un modelo, y luego por el nombre. Solo entran expresiones de varias palabras ya publicadas en el sitio; las palabras sueltas y los fragmentos no cuentan.

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Las cifras de la biblioteca se recalculan cada día. Esta lista se generó a las 2026-10-13 06:42 UTC.

Los proverbios ingleses más frecuentes en el cine
PuestoFraseSignificadoPelículas
1all hands on deckeveryone helps or must help, especially in a difficult situation7
2every man for himselfpeople must take care of themselves and not give or expect any help7
3down the hatchused before drinking sth, especially to express good wishes before drinking alcohol6
4safety firstsafety is the most important thing5
5an eye for an eyeused to say that you should punish sb by doing to them what they have done to you or to sb else5
6be easier said than doneto be much more difficult to do than to talk about5
7time fliestime seems to pass very quickly4
8you can never tellyou can never be sure, for example because things are not always what they appear to be4
9birds of a featherpeople of the same sort (are found together)4
10enough is enoughused when you think that sth should not continue any longer4
11it's a small world4
12live and let liveused to say that you should accept other people's opinions and behaviour even though they are different from your own3
13money talkspeople who have a lot of money have more power and influence than others3
14time is moneytime is valuable, and should not be wasted3
15all work and no playit is not healthy to spend all your time working; you need to relax too3
16better late than neverused especially when you, or sb else, arrive / arrives late, or when sth such as success happens late, to say that this is better than not coming or happening at all3
17there's a first time for everythingthe fact that sth has not happened before does not mean that it will never happen3
18two can play at that gameused to tell sb who has played a trick on you that you can do the same thing to them3
19a rolling stone gathers no moss2
20a bird in the hand is worth two in the bushit is better to keep sth that you already have than to risk losing it by trying to get much more2
21actions speak louder than wordswhat a person actually does means more than what they say they will do2
22beggars can't be chooserspeople say beggars can't be choosers when there is no choice and sb must be satisfied with what is available2
23better safe than sorryused to say that it is wiser to be too careful than to act too quickly and do sth you may later wish you had not2
24let sleeping dogs lieto avoid mentioning a subject or sth that happened in the past, in order to avoid any problems or arguments2
25the die is castused to say that an event has happened or a decision has been made that cannot be changed2
26a friend in need2
27so far so goodused to say that things have been successful until now and you hope that they will continue to be successful, but you know that the task, etc. is not finished yet2
28the more the merrierthe more people or things there are, the better the situation will be or the more fun people will have2
29a penny for your thoughts2
30two wrongs don't make a rightused to say that if sb does sth bad to you, the situation will not be improved by doing sth bad to them2

Cómo estudiar con esta lista

  1. Empieza por las diez primeras. Abre la frase, escucha la línea y repítela en voz alta.
  2. La cifra cuenta películas, así que lo de arriba es lo que más probabilidad tienes de oír en otra.
  3. Si quieres más de lo mismo, sal de la tabla y abre esa categoría, o busca en el reproductor la línea que acabas de oír.

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Fuente: WinkLingo, «Los proverbios ingleses más frecuentes en el cine» (https://winklingo.com/es/data/movie-proverbs), actualizado el 2026-10-13