What are some figurative idiomatic expressions 20

Old fritters: The metaphor is that people are more oily and old-fashioned, and they are very good at dealing with people.

Confused Worms: A metaphor for those stupid people who don't know what to do and have confused brains.

Paper Tiger: A metaphor for those who are strong on the outside, and is often used to strategically defy the enemy.

Landlord snake: Bullying outsiders by being close to home is a derogatory term for a metaphor for people.

Earth Emperor: It's similar to the scalp shack snake, referring to the local bully.

Vampire: A metaphor for people who are cruel and often oppress and exploit others.

Doglegs: A metaphor for the villain who aids and abuses, is a very typical derogatory term for Laku.

Soft egg (soft tofu): refers to those who have a weak character.

The pillar wheel holds the hole: a metaphor for the central figure of a group.

Frog at the bottom of the well: A metaphor for a short-sighted, uninformed person.

Wife's tongue: refers to those who like to talk about others behind their backs.

Old scalper: Through the scalper metaphor of the person who does the work and works hard, this is a metaphor for the praise of the person, and the old thing: the person who mediates from the perspective of third-party fairness.

Lost dog: A metaphor for a person who has lost his support, lonely and helpless.

Second-rate: a person who is idle, lazy and lazy.

Smiling Tiger: A metaphor for the wicked and the bad guys who are good at disguise.

Reservoir Dogs: A metaphor used to describe a bad guy who falls into the water.

A thorn in the eye: a thorn in the flesh: a metaphor for those who give you a headache.

Old Partner: A metaphor for an old friend who is more happy to work together.

Half a bottle of water: and 250 is basically the same meaning, a metaphor for people who are not very good, and they like to show off.

Echo Worm – A metaphor for a person who goes along with the sound.

If you don't study well when you're young, you won't be able to grow up.

Xingsheng worm, Maxima, leader, old scalper.

Commonplace.

Pinyin]: sī kōng jiàn guàn [解 ]: 司空: ancient official name; Habitual: common and accustomed to. Originally, it means that the commonplace is used to seeing something and thinks it is bland; Post-parables of common things; Hardly surprising.

Source]: Tang Meng's "Ability Poems, Emotions": "Liu Yu wrote poems on the table; Said ......commonplace and gossy; Cut off the Jiangnan thorn history intestines.

Examples]: This kind of behavior; In the eyes of us newcomers to the East; somewhat curious and attentive; But in them have been

Accustomed idioms explained.

Pinyin]: xí yǐ wéi cháng

Interpretation]: Xi: habit. It refers to something that is often done, or a certain phenomenon that is often seen, and it feels very common.

Commonplace and accustomed.

The metaphor is accustomed to the idiom "taken for granted".

Strict wife control--- is a term for a type of man who listens to his wife and is willing to be strictly controlled by his wife.

The grass on the wall --- a metaphor for people who have no opinions and people who fall with the wind.

Thunder --- is unexpected and shocking, and it means speechless.

Peacemaker refers --- person who mediates disputes, especially those who mediate without principle.

Embarrassment - a person who looks particularly sad.

1: Three minutes on stage, ten years of work off the stage: It originally refers to the need for long-term and arduous training for wonderful stage performances, and also refers to the fact that all aspects of the results must rely on hard training and preparation to achieve.

2: Hate iron does not make steel: hate someone who is not angry and does not become talented. It is mostly used for students or children, and sometimes for subordinates or public figures.

3: The emperor's daughter is not worried about getting married: she believes that a certain external condition is superior and does not think of subjective efforts, which is used to criticize a kind of old-fashioned thinking.

5: Walking around without eating: A metaphor for someone's behavior that has caused very serious consequences.

6: Picking up sesame seeds and throwing watermelon: The metaphor grabs the secondary and gives up the main thing.

7: The forest is big, and there are all kinds of birds: The metaphorical world is very complicated, and there are all kinds of strange people and things.

8: If you have nothing to do, you will not go to the Three Treasures Palace: If you have nothing to do, you will not come to the door.

9: Broken jar and broken: The closed grip metaphor has shortcomings, stools and mistakes, and if they are not corrected, they are left to their own devices, or even develop in a worse direction.

10: People in the rivers and lakes, involuntarily: in a certain department or circle, you must abide by the corresponding rules, and you can't act rashly. Sometimes he expresses his helplessness when he is in a passive situation.

11: Well, the scar forgets the pain: It is a metaphor for living a comfortable life and forgetting the hard days of the past.

Echo Worm – A metaphor for a person who goes along with the sound.

Dogleg - a metaphor for the bad guys.

Vampire – A metaphor for a cruel and oppressive person.

A thorn in the eye – a metaphor for a headache.

Wall grass - a metaphor for people who are not firm in their stance and sway from side to side.

Chameleon - a metaphor for a man who sees the wind and steers the rudder.

Zhongshan wolf - a metaphor for the person who will take revenge.

Drummer – A metaphor for a person who advocates something or praises someone is in reverence.

Half a bottle of water - a metaphor for a person who is very knowledgeable but boastful.

Paper Tiger - a metaphor for a person who is strong on the outside and dry in the middle.

The pillar is a metaphor for the backbone of the collective.

Frog at the bottom of the well - a metaphor for a short-sighted person.

Old scalper - a metaphor for a silent and down-to-earth worker.

Two poles - a metaphor for people who do not do their jobs properly and are good at boasting.

Blind - a metaphor for a person who has no knowledge.