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2. Ask a few four-letter idioms帮虎吃食 Metaphorically speaking, to help an evil person to do bad things.
暴虎冯河 暴虎：空手搏虎；冯河：涉水过河。 The simile of having courage but no strategy, reckless risk-taking.
How to catch a tiger without going into the tiger's den 焉：怎么. How can one catch a tiger cub without going into the tiger's den?
The metaphor is that one cannot achieve success without experiencing danger.
The metaphor of "hidden dragon, crouching tiger" refers to the talent that is not discovered, and also refers to the talent that is hidden from view.
scops owl: harrier eagle, a kind of raptor; kiss: the edge of the lips. It describes a person's appearance as sinister and vicious.
新牛犊不怕虎 Metaphorically speaking, young people have few worries in their thinking and dare to act. Spring Ice Tiger's Tail Treading on the tiger's tail, walking on the ice that will thaw in the spring.
A metaphor for a very dangerous situation.
A person who is not sure of what he is doing, but who is not sure of what he is doing, is not sure.
The tiger's change is a change in the pattern of the tiger's body.
The Great Sage Tiger Changes Tiger Changes: Changes in the pattern of a tiger's body. It is a metaphor for the unpredictability of a person's behavior.
The tiger is trying to leave the mountain, and the tiger is trying to leave the mountain. It is a metaphor for using a trick to make the other party leave the original place in order to take advantage of the opportunity to act.
A tiger does not eat its own children Even a vicious tiger does not eat its own cubs. It is a metaphor for not harming those who are close to you.
Hungry tiger and hungry eagle is a metaphor for ferocity and greed. A hungry tiger pounces on its food like a hungry tiger pounces on its food.
A metaphor for fierce and swift action.
A metaphor for a violent and rapid action.
When two tigers fight, one of them will be injured.
The tiger is returned to the mountain, and the tiger is put back to the mountain. The metaphor is to let the bad guys back to their lair, leaving behind the root of trouble.
Let the tiger defend itself Let the tiger defend itself.
The wind comes from the tiger and the clouds come from the dragon.
A metaphor for the interactions of similar things. In the olden days, it was also a metaphor for a sage master getting a wise minister and a wise minister meeting a wise ruler.
伏虎降龙 伏：屈服；降：用用威力使屈服。 The name is used to describe a situation in which a tiger or a dragon is subdued by a powerful force.
It describes a powerful force that can overcome all enemies and difficulties.
The official is like a tiger, the official is like a wolf. The word "wolf" is used to describe the corruption of the officials.
The Might of Fox and Tiger The might of a fox and a tiger in collusion with each other. It is a metaphor for the collusion between the powerful and the rich and their minions and their ***.
Fox and Tiger Falsehood False: borrow. The first is to use the word "tiger" to refer to the power of a tiger.
The metaphor is to rely on the power of others to bully people.
The tiger does not eat its children The tiger is fierce and cruel, but it does not eat its children. It is a metaphor for people who love their children and have the love of flesh and blood.
The tiger fights with the dragon to describe a fierce struggle or competition.
The metaphor of "pulling out teeth between tiger and tiger" is to do something very dangerous.
A metaphor for surviving a very dangerous situation.
A metaphor for surviving a tiger's mouth.
A metaphor for surviving a dangerous situation.
The tiger fell down to Pingchuan (平川)
Pingchuan (平川) means a flat place.
The metaphor is that a person who is powerful or strong has lost his power or advantage. Tiger Perch Gathering Amber generates electricity when it is rubbed together and attracts tiny things.
A metaphor for mutual induction. The tiger runs into the sheep. The tiger runs into the sheep.
The metaphor is that a strong man rushes into a weak man and kills him at will. The tiger stares fiercely.
The word is used to describe a person who is waiting for an opportunity to take advantage of a situation.
A tiger's head describes a strong and simple appearance (mostly children).
The head is as big as a tiger, the tail is as thin as a snake.
The metaphor is that the head is as big as a tiger and the tail is as thin as a snake.
In the old days, tiger head and swallowed jaw were used to describe the noble appearance of a prince or the appearance of a general.
Tiger's Tail and Spring Ice To step on a tiger's tail and walk on the ice that will thaw in the spring. The metaphor is that the situation is very dangerous.
Tiger Crouching and Dragon Jumping The word "tiger" is used to describe a majestic and superbly elegant character.
A tiger's roar makes the wind rise.
The tiger's den is a deep water pit where the dragon dives, and the tiger's lair where it hides. It is a metaphor for an extremely dangerous place.
The tiger has become a dog, but the tiger has become a dog. It is a metaphor for a poor imitation, but not a good imitation.
Drawing a Tiger is Hard to Draw a Bone The metaphor is that it is easy to recognize a person, but hard to understand his heart.
Painting a tiger like a dog
The class: like.
The metaphor is that it's not easy to draw a tiger, but it's like a dog. The metaphor is that the imitation is not good enough, but is not similar.
Starving eagle and hungry tiger is a metaphor for cruelty and greed.
The metaphor is that the father is talented, and his children and grandchildren are also very good at what they do.
It is a metaphor for the father's talent and the children's ability.
Subduing Dragons and Tigers is a Buddhist story about subduing dragons and tigers with magic power. Later, it is used to describe a person who has great ability to defeat a strong opponent or overcome great difficulties.
Nine oxen and two tigers strength Metaphorically speaking, it is a great strength. It is often used in occasions when something is done with a lot of effort.
Scabbard of a tiger Scabbard: a wooden cage to keep a beast in. The original refers to the failure of the person in charge of the guardianship.
Later, it is often used as a metaphor for indulging bad people. The politics of cruel oppression and exploitation of the people is even more terrible than the tiger.
Wolf Greedy and Tiger Eyes Greedy like a wolf, staring with eyes wide open like a tiger. It is a metaphor for great ambition.
The wolf swallowed the tiger, and the tiger swallowed the tiger, and the tiger swallowed the tiger, and the tiger swallowed the tiger, and the tiger swallowed the tiger.
A tiger scratching an itch is a metaphor for not being ambitious. A fight between two tigers is a metaphor for a fight between two powerful people.
Dragon Coiled Tiger Crouched Coiled: twisted around; crouched: squatting, sitting. It seems like a coiled dragon and a crouching tiger.
The name Nanjing. It also describes the majestic and dangerous terrain.
Dragon Coiled Tiger Crouched Like a dragon coiled, like a tiger squatting.
The name of the city is "Nanjing", which means "Nanjing" in Chinese.
Nanjing.
Longtanhu Grottoes: caves.
Cave: deep pool.
The deep pool where the dragon lives and the tiger's lair.
A metaphor for an extremely dangerous place. Dragon's Pool Tiger's Den A deep water pit where the dragon lives and a den where the tiger hides.
A metaphor for an extremely dangerous place. The dragon is flying and the tiger is jumping.
A metaphor for running and jumping. It is also a metaphor for rising to action.
A dragon jumping and a tiger lying down is a metaphor for writing and calligraphy.
The metaphor of a dragon and a tiger walking is like a dragon and a horse with their heads held high, or a tiger taking a step.
The word is used to describe a person who is strong and powerful.
The word "tiger" is used to describe a person who has a high head like a dragon or a horse, like a tiger.
Visit friends and relatives,
Ask for advice,
Study hard and ask questions,
Ask yourself questions,
Leave questions unanswered,
Dive into the world of questions,
Wine and ask questions,
Dismiss and ask questions,
Dismiss and ask questions,
Ask questions and ask questions,
Ask questions and answer questions,
Ask questions and ask questions of the government. Foxes,
Do not ask questions,
Answer questions,
Ask questions at the end,
Ask questions at the end,
Ask questions at the end,
Ask questions at the end,
Ask questions at the end,
Ask questions at the beginning,
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Hang a man to hang him for his sickness,
To ask a question,
To search for mountains,
To ask ten questions,
To ask a blind man,
To ask a poor man,
To ask a question,
To ask one question,
To ask a farmer,
To ask for food,
To ask for a meal,
To ask for a meal at a place near the waterfront,
To ask for a lot of money,
To ask for a lot of money,
To ask for a custom,
To ask for a sign,
To ask for a fortune,
To ask for a fortune.
To ask for divination,
To ask for a secret,
To ask about the world,
To ask about the ox and the horse
To ask about the Central Plains,
To ask about the scriptures,
To ask about the dead,
To ask about the dead,
To ask about the nearness of the mind,
To ask about the forbidden,
To ask about the land and the house,
To ask about the unheard of,
To ask about the unheard of,
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to search for the root of a problem,
to ask about a problem,
to ask about a problem,
to ask about a problem,
to ask about a gossip,
to ask a question,
to ask about an answer,
to ask about a problem,
to ask about a problem,
to ask about a problem,
to ask about a problem,
to ask about a problem,
to ask about a problem,
to ask about a problem,
to ask about a problem,
to ask about a problem.
According to the saddle reading, folding reading, cow horn hanging book,
bag firefly light book, chisel wall borrowing light, bag firefly reflecting the snow
smell the chicken dance up and down, sleepless nights by candlelight
Dutifully learn the good old days, Dun learning tired work
Closed-door reading book, stabbing the book
As long as the work is deep, the iron rod into a needle
Not ashamed of the next study, not ashamed of the next study, learned and versatile,
Learned and learned, erudite and learned
5. Ask a four-character idiom爱礼存羊
Because of the love of ancient rituals, one cannot bear to let them go unchecked, and thus retains the sacrificial goats needed for ancient rituals. It is a metaphor for keeping the rituals for the sake of preserving the fundamentals.
Goat: ram; touch: against; fence: hedge. The ram's horns were tangled in the fence, and he could not go in or out. It is a metaphor for a dilemma.
Lost sheep because of too many divergent paths
Lost sheep because of too many divergent paths. It is a metaphor for the complexity and changeability of things, without the right direction, you will go astray. It is also a metaphor for the fact that it is not easy to learn more than one aspect of a subject.
A hungry tiger pounces on sheep
Like a hungry tiger pouncing on food. It is a metaphor for a fierce and swift action.
Rationed Sheep
The idiom of "Rationed Sheep" refers to the fact that since Duke Wen, the state of Lu did not go to the ancestral temple to offer sacrifices in person, but only killed a sheep to cope with the situation. Later, it was compared to the usual way of dealing with the situation.
Hanging sheep's head, selling dog meat
The metaphor is to use a good name as a signboard, but in fact peddling inferior goods.
A tiger runs into a flock of sheep
A tiger runs into a flock of sheep. It is a metaphor for the powerful rushing into the weak to kill at will.
The antelope hangs its horns
The antelope hangs its horns on a tree at night, without touching the ground, to avoid trouble. In the old days, it was often used as a metaphor for the transcendence of a poem.
Divergent paths and lost sheep
Divergent paths: forked paths; lost: lost. Because there are too many divergent paths to follow, the sheep were lost. The metaphor is that things are complicated and changeable, and without the right direction you will go astray.
Leading sheep and carrying wine
Leading sheep and carrying wine. To express condolence or celebration to someone.
Drive the sheep to attack the tiger
Drive: drive. To drive the sheep to attack the tiger. It describes that if you are weak against the strong, you will be destroyed because of the difference in strength.
Meat and Sheep
Sheep and Sheep: holding a sheep as a reward for the army. Ancient ceremony of surrender in defeat.
Like a wolf herding sheep
Like a wolf herding sheep. It is a metaphor for the officials' cruelty in oppressing the people.
Nine Shepherds for Ten Sheep
Ten sheep are herded by nine people. It is a metaphor for the fact that there are too many officials and too few people, and they are heavily exploited in terms of taxes and duties. It is also used as a metaphor to describe the inconsistency of orders.
Make the sheep command the wolves
Will: command. The idiom of "to send the sheep to command the wolves" is used to describe the situation. It is a metaphor for insufficient command. It is also a metaphor for making a kind and generous person to control a strong and ambitious person, which is going to be bad.
Take the sheep for free
Take the sheep for free. The metaphor is to take advantage of the situation to catch the enemy or take advantage of others. Now it is compared to taking others' things by chance.
Suilian Lamb
Refers to an honest and incorruptible official.
Scapegoat
Ancient Jewish sacrifices were sheep that bore the sins of others. Metaphorically, to suffer on behalf of someone.
The slaughter of sheep and oxen
A metaphor for a person who is near death. It is not too late to mend the pen after the sheep escaped. It is a metaphor for finding a way to remedy a problem after it has gone wrong, so as to prevent it from continuing to suffer losses.
Lose the sheep and get the cattle
Lose the sheep and get the cattle. It is a metaphor for a small loss and a big gain.
Ask the sheep to know the horse
The metaphor is to find out the truth from the side.
The road is narrow, winding and steep.
A narrow and winding road
A road that is very narrow and winding.
Sheep and wolves are ruthless and greedy
狠：凶狠。 Originally, it refers to people who are fierce and fight for power. Later, it is a metaphor for the cruel exploitation of corrupt officials.
Wool comes off the sheep's back
The metaphor is that the benefits are given to people on the surface, but in fact they are attached to the price they pay.
Sheep in the flock of tigers
A metaphor for a good man falling into the hands of a bad man and being in extreme danger.
The tiger skin of a sheep
Nature: the nature of the sheep.
To replace a cow with a sheep
Yi: replace. The idiom of "replacing a cow with a sheep" is to replace one with another. It is a metaphor for replacing one with the other.
Losing a sheep for a chicken
A metaphor for being greedy and losing big.
6. Guess the Four Character Idioms Answers and PicturesFish Eye Mixes Pearls, Water Drops on Stone, Look East, Point to a Deer as a Horse, Cover the Sky with Only One Hand, A Glance at the Sky, Cowardly as a Mouse, Fox False Tiger Mighty, Sinking Fish and Falling Wild Geese, Heavenly Spinning, Fleur-de-lis, Seeing Flowers in the Fog, Hilly and Motionless, Serpent and Scorpion Heart, Colorful, Water and Sky are One, Outlet is Logical, Showing Teeth, Standing Up Tall, Eight Ways and Eight Destinations, Open One's Side of the Net, and Life Hangs in the Balance.
Fish eyes for pearls
Many businessmen want to take imitations to fish eyes for pearls and deceive unsuspecting customers.
Only when the master walked up to the painting and took a look at it, he said, "This is a fish-eye fake!"
We must resist imitations and never allow fish eyes to be confused with pearls, violating intellectual property rights.
He worked hard for several years, and finally, he accomplished this great work.
He believed that in a relationship, you have to be able to penetrate the stone with water, and that the result will come out naturally after a long period of time.
Don't look at us now, we are not strong, as long as we insist on hard work, we will always be able to achieve success.
Look around
You have to pay attention in class, not look around and talk to each other.
Xiaoming usually do not pay attention in class, always looking around, but when it comes to the test, nothing, sitting there looking left and right.
Mom told me a story, I looked around, mom got angry and asked me what I told, I could not answer.
7. What are the four-letter words that express the question urgently, quickly ah 3置之不问： 置：放着；之：代词。 Put there no matter
Seek the root: the pursuit of the root. Generally, it means to inquire into the cause of a matter.
Inquiring into the root of the matter: to inquire into the details of the matter, to ask for a water fall out of the stone.
Ask about the cold and the warm: to describe the care and consideration.
Ask: ask. The question was asked carefully to show concern.
Ask for peace and watch the meals: Ask for peace every day and be on the left side of every meal. It refers to the ancient filial rites of the vassals and royal children to serve their parents.
Questioning the master: a metaphor for the person who comes to give a severe rebuke.
The metaphor of "asking a cow to know a horse" is to find out the truth of a matter by looking into it from the side.