six feet of earth makes all men equal
- six feet of earth makes all men equal
syn: the grave levels all distinctions
death is a great leveller
death is no respecter of persons
перед лицем смерті всі рівні
смерть усіх порівнює
≅ тільки то й правди на світі, що смерть: вона не знає, хто бідний, а хто багатий
смерть не розбирає чина, а бере так селянина, як і дворянина
смерть не перебирає (і старих, і малих набирає)
смерть не питає, кого забирає
смерть багатства не боїться
death is the great leveller
English-Ukrainian dictionary of proverbs .
2013.
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