Whats d diff between....?

Question

1. Strike while d iron is hot.
2. Make hay while d sun shines.

Answer 1

Strike while the iron is hot means DO IT NOW!

Make hay while the sun shines means to do what needs to be done before it's too late and you've wasted your resources.

Answer 2

Strike while the iron is hot: He who hesitates is lost, immediate action required.

Make hay while the sun shines: Carpe Diem, take advantage of every opportunity to achieve your goals, and never procrastinate. Nye

Answer 3

Strike while the iron is hot is more of take advantage of a situation while you have it.
Make hay while the sun shines is more of a do what you want while you can.
Only my opinion.

Answer 4

it is wise to strike the iron when it is hot because when hot iron yeilds more easily.It is not wise to blow the steelwhen it is chill which require more blow and more effort.

similarly to do hard works expect the mature situation to complete the task with the minimum effort.
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even though making hay is comparitively a lazy job with iron working.

it will not be wise to make hay when it rains.
which complicates the simple work.

the moral is both a hard and light job warrents a situation where u can do with ease
else
completion of the job is not guaranteed and complicate the job.

Answer 5

1. Meaning: Take advantage of favorable circumstances while they last. The image is from a blacksmith’s shop; the smith can shape iron only by striking it with his hammer when it is red hot.

2.
Take advantage of favorable circumstances; they may not last.

Looks like the are pretty similar!

Answer 6

the first one means to take the right action at the right time
the second one means to use every oppurtunity till the end and not to waste time
hope this helps!!!!!!!!!