Idioms with cows, proverbs, famous sayings, aphorisms

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Proverb: The ox does not eat water and presses its head: a metaphor for forcing people to do what they do not want to do.

The ox does not know the bend of the horns, and the horse does not know the length of the face: a metaphor for the lack of self-knowledge.

The ox has the power of a thousand catties, and the person has the way to pour the cow: no matter how strong the opponent is, there will be a way to subdue it.

The cow does not eat water and presses its head: a metaphor for forcing people to do what they do not want to do.

The ox does not know the bend of the horns, and the horse does not know the length of the face: a metaphor for the lack of self-knowledge.

The calf chases the rabbit, and the strength cannot be used: it means that it is limited by certain conditions, and the strength cannot be used.

Cattle plough the fields, horses eat grain: a metaphor for unfair treatment, the suffering of the suffering, the blessing of the blessed.

Famous sayings and aphorisms Heng Mei coldly pointed at Qianfu, bowing his head and being willing to be a son of a cow. -Lu Xun I am like a cow, eating grass and squeezing out milk and blood. —Lu Xun also knows that the sunset is late, and he doesn't need to raise his whip to work hard.

The wind blows the grass and sees the cattle and sheep low. Yuefu Poetry Collection: Song of Ele

Tie it to the cow's head and fill it with charcoal straight. Don Bai Juyi's "Charcoal Seller".

Not a few years old, hundreds of fields, thousands of rafters, cattle and sheep's hooves. Talking about Zhai Zhiwei and Promoting Weaving".

Heng Mei coldly pointed at Qianfu, bowing his head and being willing to be a son of a cow. Lu Xun.

Pure separation for cattle. The Fifth Year of Zhao Gong".

Cattle slaughter in the east. The Book of Rites

The cow said that it was too strong. The Great Dai Li Ji Zeng Zi Tianyuan".

The cow has the power of a thousand catties, and the man has the way to pour the cow.

Cows and horses are tired to death.

Be far from the mark.

The cowhide is not blown, and the train is not pushed.

Verse: The sun is slanting and the grass is far away, and the cattle are hungry, and I only know;

The ox sang and the ox sat down, and returned to lie down to the cow at night.

I don't have to worry about cattle herding for many years, but I am afraid of losing and renting and selling my cattle. Idiom: Nine cows and a dime, sweat cows are full.

As the saying goes: bow your head and be willing to be a cow for your children. Proverb: Ninety-nine plus nineteen, ploughing cattle everywhere.

Bow your head and be willing to be a son of a cow.

It seems that this is the only one, and I can't think of anything else, so you can look at other people's.

Answer: A proverb about cows.

1. Cattle have a thousand catties of strength, and they can't be forced at one time.

2. There is no cattle in the pen to get up early.

3. Plough the field and plow the ground, and eat salt to have the strength.

4. The cow does not drink water and presses its head.

5. Winter cattle are not thin, and spring plowing is not worried.

6. Scholars are like cow hair, and adults are like horns.

7. Cattle want to survive the winter, and forage is the first.

8. Brush the skin often to strengthen the body.

9. Three full days a day, and the fat runs on the cow.

10. There are oxen to make cattle, but there are no oxen to make calves.

11. The farmer's treasure of ploughing cattle must be taken care of.

12. Eat grass and milk is milk.

13. Winter food, spring power.

14. The cattle pen is ventilated, and the cattle power is endless.

15. The cow has the power of a thousand catties, and the person has the way to pour the cow.

16. Rather be a chicken's mouth, not a cow's queen.

17. Oxen plough the fields, and horses eat grain.

18. The cow is a farmer's treasure, and there is no cow to get up early.

19. The cow does not know the bend of the horns, and the horse does not know the length of the face.

20. I am not afraid of a thousand days, but I am afraid of a day of labor.

21. Cold skin in winter, cold bone in spring.

22. There is no skill in raising cattle, and the water is full of forage.

23. The cowhide is not blown, and the train is not pushed.

24. Three years of rotten rice to build a high-rise building, three years of gruel to buy a cow.

25. Hump-waisted oxen, bow-waisted donkeys.

26. The ploughing cattle are not full, and they are not old for seventeen or eighteen years.

27. Feed early on the legs and late on the mouth.

28. If you want money for livestock, you must sleep with livestock.

29. Light the lamp to save fuel, plough the field and love the cattle.

30. The cow house is warm in winter and cool in summer.

Some potentially problematic words are separated with the word "chalky".

A collection of proverbs about cows (1).

Buffalo crossing chalk alley: can't turn.

Plucking the hair on the buffalo: don't care.

Dead Cow Pulls Trojan Horse: Doesn't move.

Tang Chalk Trichalk bumped into the Bull Demon King: the tongue was truncated.

Born Cow Nature: Eccentric.

Iron ploughing oxen: unable to move (plow).

Iron cast oxen: no plows.

Rabbit Riding Ox Trap: It's a mess.

Warm beef: slow work.

The snail's house: on the back.

Snail to the feast: uninvited guests.

Sleeping in a snail shell: hard to turn over.

Snail Race: Climb slowly.

Snail walking: Slow and sane.

Blind cow hits the haystack: Eat when you touch it.

Flowers on the chalk: unworthy.

Maverick Rack: The light jumps happily and can't pull the set.

The bison broke into the fire: there was no hair.

A flower is inserted in the chalk dung: it's a pity (the metaphor is really worth regretting) A cow's hair is broken and eight petals: the division is really fine (the metaphor is not negligent at all) Eat a steak in one bite: greed and swallow more.

Hard Cowhide: Look at what you bragged.

Find the rolling staff and touch the horns of the cow: awkwardly out of the dome.

A collection of proverbs about cattle (2).

Light the lamp and love the oil, plough the field and love the cow.

Good horses don't stop, good cows keep plowing.

The ox does not know the bend of the horns, and the horse does not know the length of the face.

Oxen can pull plows, dogs can watch over their homes.

The ox should have round feet, and the pig should have thick feet.

The mountains can't suppress the springs, and the cows can't suppress the lice.

You have to plow to feed the oxen, and you have to ride to feed the horse.

To learn from the old cow to plough the field diligently, Mo Xueyu parrot to practice his mouth.

No matter how big a buffalo is, it can't catch a rabbit.

Cattle can't crush lice.

Steamed beef with old ginger, fried duck with ginger.

People don't grow, but hair grows; The ox does not grow, but the horns are long.

Three-year-old Ox Eighteen Han.

Old beef, chewy; The old man said, there is a head to hear.

Famous quotes about cows.

Not a few years old, hundreds of fields, thousands of rafters, cattle and sheep's hooves. Talking about Zhai Zhiwei and Promoting Weaving".

Heng Mei coldly pointed at Qianfu, bowing his head and being willing to be a son of a cow. Lu Xun.

Pure chalk is cattle. The Fifth Year of Zhao Gong".

Cattle slaughter in the east. The Book of Rites

Heng Mei coldly pointed at Qianfu, bowing his head and being willing to be a son of a cow. Lu Xun.

I am chalky like a cow, eating grass and milking blood. - Lu Xun's wind blows the grass and sees cattle and sheep low. Yuefu Poetry Collection: Song of Ele

Tie it to the cow's head and fill it with charcoal straight. Don Bai Juyi's "Charcoal Seller".

Light the lamp and love the oil, plough the field and love the cow.

Good horses don't stop, good cows keep plowing.

The ox does not know the bend of the horns, and the horse does not know the length of the face.

Oxen can pull plows, dogs can watch over their homes.

The ox should have round feet, and the pig should have thick feet.

The mountains can't suppress the springs, and the cows can't suppress the lice.

You have to plow to feed the oxen, and you have to ride to feed the horse.

To learn from the old cow to plough the field diligently, Mo Xueyu parrot to practice his mouth.

No matter how big a buffalo is, it can't catch a rabbit.

Cattle can't crush lice.

Steamed beef with old ginger, fried duck with ginger.

Young people are fearless.

The cow temper came up.

Old cows eat tender grass.

1. Plough thousands of acres and thousands of boxes, who will recover from exhaustion? --Song Ligang, "Sick Cow".

2, Heng Mei coldly pointed at Qianfu, bowed his head and was willing to be a son of a cow. Lu Xun.

3. Cooking sheep and slaughtering cattle for pleasure will require a drink of 300 cups. --Tang Libai's "Drunken Song" The sky is blue, the wilderness is vast, and the wind blows the grass and shows cattle and sheep. --Anonymous "Song of the Edict".

4. The night of the heavenly street is as cool as water, and you can watch the morning glory Vega. --Tang Dumu's "Tanabata".

5. A four-year-old cow is a four-year-old horse, and a half-year-old buffalo climbs in the field.

6. Wide mouth and wide waist, full of fat in all seasons, front feet like arrows, back feet like bows.

7. Hump-waisted oxen, bow-waisted donkeys.

8. The ploughing cattle are not full, and they are not old for seventeen or eighteen years.

9. There is no cow in the pen to get up early.

10. Eat grass and milk is milk.

11. Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers.

12. The ox is the mute son of the farmer.

13. The cow has a thousand catties of strength and cannot be forced at one time.

14. A cow, half a home.

1. Plough thousands of acres and thousands of boxes, who will recover from exhaustion? --Song Ligang, "Sick Cow".

2, Heng Mei coldly pointed at Qianfu, bowed his head and was willing to be a son of a cow. Lu Xun.

3. Cooking sheep and slaughtering cattle for pleasure will require a drink of 300 cups. --Tang Libai's "Drunken Song" The sky is blue, the wilderness is vast, and the wind blows the grass and shows cattle and sheep. --Anonymous "Song of the Edict".

4. The night of the heavenly street is as cool as water, and you can watch the morning glory Vega. --Tang Dumu's "Tanabata".

5. A four-year-old cow is a four-year-old horse, and a half-year-old buffalo climbs in the field.

6. Wide mouth and wide waist, full of fat in all seasons, front feet like arrows, back feet like bows.

7. Hump-waisted oxen, bow-waisted donkeys.

8. The ploughing cattle are not full, and they are not old for seventeen or eighteen years.

9. There is no cow in the pen to get up early.

10. Eat grass and milk is milk.

11. Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers.

12. The ox is the mute son of the farmer.

13. The cow has a thousand catties of strength and cannot be forced at one time.

14. A cow, half a home.

1. The metaphor is incompatible.

2. There are many metaphorical books.

3. The figurative value is very small and slight.

4. Metaphor for lowly people or things.

5. [Describe the love of parents for their children.]

6. [Playing the piano to the cow] is a metaphorical style.

7. Treat rats as cows; mdash;Blown.

8. [Ox Ear Alliance] Ancient blood is an alliance.

9. [Niu Ding boiled chicken] is a metaphor for overkill.

10, [Son of Li Niu] is a metaphor for the evil son of the father.

11. Describe a talented person, slightly talented.

12. The metaphor is stubborn and self-trapped in a desperate situation.

13. The metaphor is gone, without a trace.

14, cattle through the nose mdash; mdash;Let people lead the way.

15. [Nine Cows and Two Tigers] is a metaphor for great power.

16. Flies catch cow summer mdash; mdash;To no avail.

17. Flies fly into bull's eyes; mdash;Find tired (tears) to eat.

18. Put the horns on the donkey's head; mdash;Four are not like.

19. Cows who ate fish hooks fight mdash; mdash;Infighting.

20. The calf is tied to the back of the cart; mdash;Poison (with calves).

21, [Cattle and Horses Wind and Dust] Zhenla describes people running on the road and being very tired.

22, lost the scalper to drive the rabbit mdash; mdash;I don't know which one is big and which is small.

23. [Cow Clothes Weeping] is a metaphor for the poor couple's difficult life.

24. Cattle in the ditch; mdash;Eat on both sides (metaphorically benefit from both sides, and there are many benefits).

25. Parables have a thorough understanding of things, do things handily, and use them freely.

26, [bull head and horse face] (Describe a person who is ugly and scary.) (A metaphor for absurd and vicious people.)

27. [Newborn calf] is a metaphor for people who have just come out of society, who are not afraid of difficulties and evil forces.

28. Dodge the tiger and hit the bison; mdash;than a bad (metaphorical disaster is worse than another).

29, [Cow Ghost Snake God] (Describe a person who is ugly and scary.) (A metaphor for a man who acts absurdly and viciously.)

30, [Niushan Zhuozhuo] (Describe the mountain forest being cut down.) (Turning the macro to describe the appearance of a person with a bare head.)

31. [The bull's head is not the horse's mouth] is a metaphor for two things that cannot be together at all, and is usually used to describe a person's problems.

32. [Horn hanging book] describes diligence and learning. Cantilever thorn strands, sac firefly night reading, chisel wall borrowing light meaning the same.