The first symbolic meaning of the mouse is spirituality, including its intelligence and performance channeling; The second symbolic meaning of the mouse is its strong vitality. The extended information about the mouse idiom 1 and the pinyin of the mouse throwing device: tó u sh ǔ j ǔ q ǔ.
Interpretation: I want to hit the mouse with something, but I am afraid of breaking the nearby utensils. Metaphor has scruples about doing things and dares not let go.
From: Jia Yi's biography of Han Jia Yi Han Dynasty: "There is a proverb that says,' You want to get the mouse and avoid the device'." This good Oracle is also. "
A folk proverb says, "I want to kill mice, but I'm afraid of damaging things." This is the truth of wisdom.
2, myopia pinyin: shǔ mù cùn guāng. Interpretation: A mouse's eyes can only see one meter away.
Describe shortsightedness and lack of foresight. From: The Hidden Linchuan Dream by Jiang Shiquan in Qing Dynasty: "Scared the nearsighted friends at that time and knelt at Yuanmen, asking them to praise blindly."
3. Pinyin: bà o tó u shǔ cu à n Interpretation: panicked and ran away like a mouse.
Describe running away after failure. From: The Biography of Hanshu Kuai Tong by Ban Gu in the Eastern Han Dynasty: "The King of Changshan fled to return Hanwang."
Zhang Er, the king of Changshan, escaped to Hanwang.
2. What are the four-word idioms and auspicious words about the Year of the Rat?
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Jade mice send money, mice welcome spring, mice become auspicious, and golden mice give gifts;
Golden mouse thrives, golden mouse welcomes the spring, golden mouse sends blessings, and golden mouse makes spring;
Golden mice send blessings, golden mice bring treasures, golden mice receive blessings, and spiritual mice send blessings;
The year of the rat is good, the year of the rat is good, the mouse spirit is the mouse spirit, and the mouse has skin;
The mouse drank the river and was as clever as a mouse.
The auspicious words and wishes about the Year of the Rat are:
1. The Year of the Rat is here, and I say hello to you: Everything goes well, life is better, good luck every day during the lucky draw, better playing cards, better taste, younger and more handsome, gold at home, money on the wall!
2. The golden pig runs, the jade mouse jumps, and the New Year is coming; Wear new clothes and hats, and hang red lanterns high; Happiness is here, luck is here, and everyone holds the god of wealth; Strive for happiness and see who is early. Happy new year to you all!
3. I wish you a new year: your career is in full swing, your body is like a tiger, your money is countless, your work is not hard, your leisure is like a mouse, your romance is like joy, and the Year of the Rat is happy!
4. When the New Year is coming, go to the flower market and enjoy the beautiful scenery on earth: the spring breeze blows warm air, blowing warmth around you and sending blessings all over the earth. Peach blossoms, full of honey, will always be companions. It's more pleasant to accompany you in the Year of Rat! The sooner you pay New Year greetings, the better your luck!
5. Happiness revolves around the Year of the Rat, making time extraordinarily warm; Good luck meets the year of the rat, which makes life infinitely happy; Successfully wait for the Year of the Rat to make the season colorful; With the blessing of the Year of the Rat, the mood will always be bright. It's the year of the rat. May your life be sweeter than honey!
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6. In the Year of the Rat, I sent you a big ingot, and the financial resources rolled home; The Year of the Rat sends you many blessings, and your family is happy and everything goes well. The Year of the Rat gave you a red cotton-padded jacket to keep you warm. In the year of the rat, the stars are shining, and everything goes well in the year!
7. Go in the Year of the Pig and come in the Year of the Rat. On New Year's Day, get up early. See relatives and friends and chat often. It is auspicious to pay New Year greetings to each other. Regular exercise is good for your health. Always open-minded, good luck. Smile often, without worry. Happy company, happy and carefree!
8. When the Year of the Rat arrives in 2020, it is a New Year greeting: First, the whole family is good; Second, it is less difficult; Third, save trouble; Fourth, don't look old; Fifth, it is good luck; Sixth, happiness; Seventh, it is sorrow; Eighth, it is high income; Ninth, safety; Tenth, it's interesting.
9. I wish you a happy and successful Year of the Rat; Bad luck goes away, and good luck is proud; Beautiful spring and white snow, magnificent blessings; Everything is yangguan avenue.
10. On the occasion of the Year of the Rat, I will send you five stars: good luck will make you rich and glorious, good luck will make you prosperous, fortune will make you rich, the birthday girl will make you stay in Guang Qi, and love stars will make you love forever.
3. Four-word idiom 1 to congratulate the New Year.
Pinyin: g ng hèxīn xǐ and n xǐ
Explanation: Congratulations on getting rich, an idiom in China, which means to respectfully congratulate you on a happy and auspicious New Year; Common expressions of New Year greetings. Jubilee: good luck and happiness.
Source: Luo Guangbin and Yang Yiyan's "Red Rock" Chapter 1: "The high-rise buildings on both sides of the street ... are decorated with lanterns and hung with Chinese characters such as' Celebrating New Year's Day' and' Congratulations on the New Year'."
Example: I stayed up all night on New Year's Eve and walked with you safely and happily; New Year's Day makes you healthy, happy and carefree. On the fifth day of the Lunar New Year, Jiaozi took a bite and got a promotion and salary increase. Congratulations on the New Year. May happiness always join hands with you!
2. Prosperity
Pinyin: zh zh ng zh zh ng rìshàng
Explanation: The idiom in China means developing day by day. Describe the rapid development. More refers to life and career.
Source: Qing Li Garbo's "Officialdom Appears": "Your brother is also a versatile and well-organized person. Are you afraid that he will not prosper?"
Usage: more formal; As predicate and attribute; With praise.
The cause of socialist construction in the motherland is flourishing.
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Pinyin: x and n x and n xi à ng ró ng
Explanation: This is an idiom in China, which describes lush vegetation. It is a metaphor for the vigorous development of the cause.
Source: Qian Guici: "Trees are flourishing and flowers are blooming in spring."
The vegetation is lush and the trickle flows slowly.
Usage: more formal; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; With praise.
In this new city, there are thriving scenes everywhere.
4. Be happy from now on
Pinyin: jρn yρmγn táng
Explanation: China idioms describe great wealth and rich knowledge.
Source: Chapter 9 of Laozi's Laozi at the end of the Spring and Autumn Period: "Happy from now on, you can't stay."
There is too much wealth to keep.
Usage: more formal; As predicate and object.
These two tall magnolia trees in the yard symbolize happiness from now on.
5. The lucky star shines high.
Pinyin: fú x and ng g ā o zhà o
Explanation: China idioms describe people as lucky and blessed.
Source: Qing Wenkang's Biography of Heroes of Children: Chapter 39: "Look at it and be fortunate."
Synonym: great happiness in heaven, happiness in the East China Sea.
Antonym: It never rains but it pours.
Usage: subject-predicate type; As predicate and attribute; Describe people as lucky and blessed.
He is lucky to be able to save the day when he meets such a dangerous thing.
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4. What are the four-character idioms of "Year of the Rat" to congratulate the New Year?
Pronunciation g not ng hé x and n x ǐ
Moral: good luck and happiness. I respectfully congratulate you on your happiness and good luck in the new year. Common expressions of New Year greetings.
Good fortune!
Pronunciation fú x and ng g ā o zhao
It means that people are very lucky and blessed.
May everything go well.
Pronunciation w à n sh ü r ü y ü
Meaning: to sb's liking. Everything is in line with my wishes and is going well.
homecoming
Pronunciation jí xiáng rú yì
Meaning auspiciousness: auspiciousness. Satisfied. Celebrate the happiness and satisfaction of others.
Be very lucky in making money
Pronunciation cáI y n h n g t not ng
Meaning: accessibility and smoothness. People who make a fortune have good fortune and make money smoothly.
A bumper harvest of grain
Pronunciation wǔ gǔ
Meaning: maturity. It means good years and abundant crops.
be radiant with delight/joy
Pronunciation x ǐ q ǐ y ǐ ng y ǐ ng
Meaning: triumph. A cheerful expression or atmosphere.
May you be promoted step by step!
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Step by step: it means that the distance is very short; Goldman Sachs: Go up. The rising position.
5. About the greetings of rats, there are four words: 1, Zishu Fengdeng, Ruishu Yingchun, 626 16964654757 a, 68696416fe59e7ad9431334336/kloc-. The golden mouse gives blessings, the golden mouse brings treasures, the golden mouse receives blessings, the spiritual mouse gives blessings, the year of the mouse is prosperous, the year of the mouse is good, the year of the mouse is good, the mouse is angry, the mouse has skin, the mouse drinks the river, and it is as smart as the mouse, the golden mouse is open to Thailand, the golden mouse is prosperous, the mouse has skin, the golden mouse gives gifts, the mouse leans on the country, the golden mouse is in spring, the mouse drinks the river, and the mouse is angry with the mouse.
The first symbolic meaning of the mouse is spirituality, including its intelligence and performance channeling; The second symbolic meaning of the mouse is its strong vitality. The extended information about the mouse idiom 1 and the pinyin of the mouse throwing device: tó u sh ǔ j ǔ q ǔ.
Interpretation: I want to hit the mouse with something, but I am afraid of breaking the nearby utensils. Metaphor has scruples about doing things and dares not let go.
From: Jia Yi's biography of Han Jia Yi Han Dynasty: "There is a proverb that says,' You want to get the mouse and avoid the device'." This good Oracle is also. "
A folk proverb says, "I want to kill mice, but I'm afraid of damaging things." This is the truth of wisdom.
2, myopia pinyin: shǔ mù cùn guāng. Interpretation: A mouse's eyes can only see one meter away.
Describe shortsightedness and lack of foresight. From: The Hidden Linchuan Dream by Jiang Shiquan in Qing Dynasty: "Scared the nearsighted friends at that time and knelt at Yuanmen, asking them to praise blindly."
3. Pinyin: bà o tó u shǔ cu à n Interpretation: panicked and ran away like a mouse.
Describe running away after failure. From: The Biography of Hanshu Kuai Tong by Ban Gu in the Eastern Han Dynasty: "The King of Changshan fled to return Hanwang."
Zhang Er, the king of Changshan, escaped to Hanwang.
6. What are the four auspicious words for the Year of the Rat? 1.66 Dashun, seven stars shining high 2. Wealth comes from all directions. Treasure comes from eight routes, and wealth comes from all directions. Spring breeze is in Wan Li, and willow leaves return in May. Plum blossoms are presented, and thousands of auspicious things gather together. Lan Fang is in spring and your house is in autumn. Yu Hong succeeded, Tao Li Man Chun 8. Green willow fragrance spring 10. The whole yard is in spring. 1 1. Good news of wintersweet, flying snow welcomes the spring, 12. In the year of Kangping, Ma Benteng was in its heyday 13000, and the whole family was full of spring scenery. Chinese new year 17. Step by step, Pengcheng Wan Li 18. Jiangshan is forever solid, the motherland Changchun 19. Kyushu Guotai, Liuhe Chunxin 20. Special for pepper flowers, liquor Yingchun 2 1. The scenery is older than before, and the years are newer. Mei Xiang magpie rhyme, willow green spring breeze 23. A hundred blessings, six rivers and the same spring.
7. What are the four-character idioms of "What's auspicious about the Year of the Rat"? The four-word idiom "What's auspicious about the Year of the Rat" includes "Good luck in the Year of the Rat" and "Good luck in the Year of the Rat". Interpretation: this omen means omen, and the whole word means: the omen of rats is a bumper harvest year for our school.
People are happy for health; Rats are in their prime. The son is the head of the earth; The mouse is the first of the twelve zodiac animals.
Midnight and a year alternate; The year of the rat is renewed in spring. The midnight bell rings; There are firecrackers everywhere in the Year of the Rat. Midnight is relaxing; In the year of the rat, magpies speak incense.
Children alternate in age; Rat Festival is updated in spring. Spring tides bring good news; The Year of the Rat brings good news.
Magpie language and red plum blossom; The Year of the Rat is full of joy. Shǔ· Nyan Daji's Interpretation in the Year of the Rat: This is a phrase that is often mentioned in the Year of the Rat.
8. Collect rat year idioms or four-character idioms with the word "rat"-the year of rat to 2008 is the year of rat.
I want to introduce some idioms with the word mouse to describe the appearance of running away in a hurry. The fox in the hole in the mouse wall of the city fox club and the mouse on the social altar.
Metaphor means that a person does evil according to something. Language book "Yanzi Chunqiu? Q # 9: "Fu She, if you tie it with wood, paint it. If it is smoked, it will be afraid of burning its wood. If you irrigate, you will be afraid of losing your painting. So this mouse can't be killed, so it is also a social reason. "
The metaphor of a mouse crouching is sometimes arrogant and sometimes hidden. A fool drags ginger, which is a metaphor for an unwise person asking for trouble.
Worm-arm rat liver means that the creation is shaped and changeable, and people can also become insignificant worm-arm rat liver. Only by following fate can everything go smoothly.
The text "Zhuangzi? Master: "Take you as a rat liver? "treat you like a bug's arm?" A book: "I sigh that he has great achievements, Hongpu is selfless, and occasionally he is a man and suddenly returns to the world. I don't know what to do and what to become.
Hide your five branches as mice's livers, or turn four branches into insects' arms. No matter what happens, it is appropriate. "
As timid as a mouse, this book "Shu Wei's Biography of Wang Tianci": "Words are like a hundred tongues, and you are as bold as a mouse." Later, he described his cowardice as "as timid as a mouse" or "as timid as a mouse".
You seem to be in a panic. Serve and pass "hug".
Dogs catch mice. See "Dogs catch mice". Dog thieves like rats and dogs.
Can't be compared to climate rebels. Dogs stealing mice are the same as "dogs stealing mice".
Dogs' brains and mice's brains are like slaves. The lonely rotting mouse is a metaphor for a humble person or thing.
Lonely dolphin rot rats are the same as "lonely young rot rats". A rat crossing the street is a metaphor for a bad person that everyone hates.
The fox scurried about, describing the appearance of fleeing in confusion. A fox lurks in the bunker like a fox and mouse.
Describe the bad guys who lose their strength, are timid and hide. Bend down and squat down to describe kowtowing to others.
The bees and mice in Ji Temple live in Sheji Temple. Metaphor is a bad person who is hard to get rid of.
The first mouse is uncertain; Hesitate. The first mouse hesitated.
A wolf running around describes running in a hurry. The wolf ran to the mouse and secretly described the bad guys making trouble everywhere.
When a mouse crosses the street, everyone shouts at people or things that are harmful to metaphor, and everyone hates it. Sparrows dig mice (1) refers to running out of food, catching birds with nets and digging holes to catch mice to satisfy their hunger.
(2) metaphor efforts to improve property. A horse catching mice is a metaphor for being in a hurry.
A cat crying a mouse is a metaphor for hypocrisy. Cats and mice sleep together.
Cats and mice sleep together. Cats and mice sleep together. Also called "the cat and the mouse are in the same place".
Cats and mice sleep together or live together. For example, collusion, collusion.
Cats and mice sleeping together are also called "cats and mice share milk" Also known as "the cat and the mouse are in the same place."
Old Tang book? "Five Elements": "(Dali)1June, 988, Zhao, a sergeant in Qiyuan County, Longyou, was harmless to cats and mice, and Zhu Balong gave it to us. Prime Minister Chang Gung led a hundred officials to pay homage, and Cui Yue wrote: "The loss of this thing is also ... cats eat mice, which is recorded in the sacrificial ceremony, because it can kill pests and is beneficial to people, although it will be recorded slightly.
Today, the cat fights with the mouse. Why are judges not diligent in touching evil and Xinjiang officials not diligent in suppressing the enemy? "The New Tang Book? "Zhi Yi Wu Xing": "In November of the first year of Longshuo, cats and mice were in Luozhou. Rats hide like thieves, cats scratch and bite, but like rats, they are like thieves who quit their jobs and become traitors. "
He also said, "In October of the first year of Tianbao, cats and mice shared milk in Wei County. Same chest than the same place. "
The ancients thought that catching mice by cats was the same as catching thieves by lawsuits. Cats and mice were in the same place or breasts, which was a sign of abolishing lawsuits and tolerating rape. Later, it was compared that the two colluded with each other and smelled alike.
Cats and mice sleeping together are also called "cats and mice share milk" Also known as "the cat and the mouse are in the same place."
Old Tang book? "Five Elements": "In June of the Reform Movement of 1898, Zhao, a sergeant in Jiuyuan County, Longyou, was harmless, and I ordered Zhu Qilong to be dedicated. Prime Minister Chang Gung led a hundred officials to pay homage, and Cui Yue wrote: "The loss of this thing is also ... cats eat mice, which is recorded in the sacrificial ceremony, because it can kill pests and is beneficial to people, although it will be recorded slightly.
Today, the cat fights with the mouse. Why are judges not diligent in touching evil and Xinjiang officials not diligent in suppressing the enemy? "The New Tang Book? "Zhi Yi Wu Xing": "In November of the first year of Longshuo, cats and mice were in Luozhou. Rats hide like thieves, cats scratch and bite, but like rats, they are like thieves who quit their jobs and become traitors. "
He also said, "In October of the first year of Tianbao, cats and mice shared milk in Wei County. Same chest than the same place. "
The ancients thought that catching mice by cats was the same as catching thieves by lawsuits. Cats and mice were in the same place or breasts, which was a sign of abolishing lawsuits and tolerating rape. Later, it was compared that the two colluded with each other and smelled alike.
Cats and mice sleep together. Feed cats and mice with suckling cats and mice.
It is also a metaphor for collusion between officials and businessmen. Cats and mice sleep together.
The rat soil in the town is "the rats in the town are bustling". The countryside where rats were rampant in the old society was an area where folk customs faded and people stayed out at night.
Seeing as a mouse (1) is still short-sighted. Describe myopia.
(2) Look around like a mouse and describe the behavior incorrectly. Describe birds fleeing in panic.
A bird scares a mouse and sees a "bird scares a mouse". Running around with your head in your arms describes running away in a mess.
Textbook Historical Records? "Biography of Huaiyin Hou": "Kuai Tong said,' The King of Changshan carried Wang Xiang on his back and captured Hanwang on Xiang Ying's head." "The poor mouse bites the raccoon dog, and the trapped animal still fights.
A desperate mouse will bite a cat. People are pushed too far, but even if they are outnumbered, they will resist.
The sparrow's horn mouse's tooth, originally called forced prostitution, fought a lawsuit. Later, it generally refers to prison proceedings and quarrels.
Language book "Poetry? Zhao Nan? Line dew: "Who said that birds have no horns, why should they wear my house?" "Who says women are homeless? Why are you going to jail?" Then he said, "Who says rats have no teeth? Why are they wearing my shoes? Who said that women are homeless, why did you sue me quickly? " Kong Shu: "This * * * man invaded a virgin; The woman refused to accept it and was sued by the man, so the Virgin was right and Chen Qi resigned. " The sparrow's eyes and the mouse's footsteps are metaphors of extreme fear.
The snake in the mouse is a metaphor for stealth. Squeaking like a mouse describes timidity and caution.
The city fox is the same as the "city fox". The mouse in the ancestral temple, the fox in Huangcheng Temple.
Metaphor is cunning and treacherous. Ten rats in the same cave, metaphorically speaking, concentrate the bad guys in one place so as to annihilate them in one fell swoop.
The first mouse hesitated at both ends. The mouse and the wolf ran to see "the mouse escaped and the wolf ran".
The mouse's arm and liver are still the same as the mouse's liver and the worm's arm. Either the mouse's arm or the liver shows that the world is changeable.
The description that the mouse ran away and the bee died has run away. Rats race and steal dogs.