Poem about the Little Gecko 1. Imitation Sentence The little gecko told his mother about borrowing his tail
The little gecko was catching mosquitoes in the corner, and a snake bit him on the tail, and the little gecko struggled, and broke off his tail and escaped. No tail how ugly it! The little gecko thought, to whom to borrow a tail? The little gecko climbed and climbed, climbed to the forest, saw the little squirrel playing in the tree. The little gecko said, "Sister pine tree, you lend me your tail, okay?" The squirrel said, "No, I have to use my tail as an umbrella." The little gecko climbed and climbed and climbed to the grass and saw the peacock showing his tail. The little gecko said, "Aunt Peacock, will you lend me your tail?"
The peacock said, "No, I want to use my tail to show my own beauty." The little gecko climbed and climbed, climbed to the grass, met the little tiger. Little gecko said: "tiger brother, you lend me the tail okay?" The tiger said, "No, I want to use my tail to catch prey." The little gecko was very sad that he could not borrow his tail. He crawled and crawled home to his mother. The little gecko told his mom about the tail. Mom said, "Silly boy, turn around and look." The little gecko turned around and looked and screamed with joy, "I grew a new tail!"
2. What are the idioms of "gecko"
1. 五毒俱全 [ wǔ dú jù quán ]: means to break the law and discipline, and to do all kinds of bad things
Conjugation: This hotel is involved in pornography, drugs, and gambling, and it's a black nest of all five drugs.
2. 半壁江山 [ bàn bì jiāng shān ]: a metaphor for national territory. It refers to the part of the country that remains or is lost after the invasion of the enemy
Conjunctions: Half of the country was cut off because of his bent on having his own way.
3. 断尾求生 [ duàn wěi qiú shēng ]: In order to attract the attention of the enemy, the gecko broke its tail and escaped by taking the opportunity to escape
句：Colonel Han, who was now being jerked around by the general, could only break his tail and beg for his life, and could not complain to others.
4. 作壁上观 [ zuò bì shàng guān ]: 多比喻站在一旁看着，不动手帮助
造句：若作壁上观，则难以进入作者的规定情景。
5. 壁间蛇影 [ bì jiān shé yǐng ]: describes a person who is skeptical of the world and is disturbed in vain
Conjunctions: Xiao Ming is a snake among the walls all day long, and he doesn't believe in what anyone says.
6. 手急眼快 [ shǒu jí yǎn kuài ]: 手急眼快 refers to quick action and quickness of vision
Conjunctions: Luckily, Xiao Li saved the child from the railroad track with his quick hands and eyes.
7. 五脏俱全 [ wǔ zàng jù quán ]: means that although the volume or scale of a thing is small, it has a complete content
Conjugation: Although the sparrow is small, it has all its organs, and although the hospital is small, it is very complete with all kinds of medical equipment.
8. 牆壁 [ bì lěi sēn yán ]: Originally, it refers to the tight military security.
Construction: The brothers have been closely guarding each other for many years.
9. 壁立千仞 [ bì lì qiān rèn ]: describes the rocks as towering
作句：Looking upwards, the walls stand thousands of ren, and the top of the Jade Pillar Peak is unclimbable.