seize the hour/day

Take advantage of the moment, enjoy the here and now. This phrase is a translation of the ancient Roman adage Carpe diem, first stated by Horace in one of his Odes (ca. 23 b.c.). Actually, the full statement added quam minimum credula postero, trust the future as little as possible.

词组	seize the hour/day
释义	seize the hour/day seize the hour/day Take advantage of the moment, enjoy the here and now. This phrase is a translation of the ancient Roman adage Carpe diem, first stated by Horace in one of his Odes (ca. 23 b.c.). Actually, the full statement added quam minimum credula postero, trust the future as little as possible. See also: hour, seize The Dictionary of Clichés by Christine Ammer See also: carpe diem be twiddling (one's) thumbs be twiddling your thumbs call a spade a spade call a spade a spade, to a penny for them love conquers all (as) sure as eggs (is eggs) after Saturday comes Sunday but for the grace of God
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