The first word is an idiom with a broken word, an idiom at the beginning of a broken word

Broken axes sink boats, broken copper and iron.

The first word is all the idioms and explanations that begin with the word "broken":

The momentum of breaking the bamboo - a metaphor for victory without hindrance.

Full of flaws - there are many loopholes in metaphors.

Smile - describe the understanding.

The Leaf of the Broken Tree - A metaphor for things that have been divided into incombinable.

Groundbreaking – refers to something that has never happened before.

Tears are laughed at - tears: tears. Suddenly stopped crying and smiled. Describe turning sadness into joy.

The first time you solve the problem - the metaphor is the first time you do something.

Break through the door - smash the door and rush out. Describe the bad guys who can't wait to jump out and do bad things. It is also a metaphor for getting rid of bondage or limitations.

Break the moment to a circle - change the square to a circle. The metaphor simplifies the criminal law.

Break the old and create the new - break the old and build the new.

Reunion – A metaphor for couples reuniting after separation or divorce.

Breaking the county order - refers to the tyrannical magistrate.

Broken can and broken - the metaphor has shortcomings, mistakes are not corrected, but have the intention to develop in a worse direction.

The year of broken melons - the word melon can be divided into two eight characters, so the old poems call the age of sixteen as the "year of broken melons".

Breaking drums and beating people - a metaphor for people losing power and being bullied by everyone.

Breaking the goblet is the circle - gob: the Lord; 圜: Circle. Destroy the square into a circle. The metaphor is to punish severely and to simplify the government.

Breaking the kettle - a metaphor for the determination to do whatever it takes to the end.

Breaking superstition - originally refers to liberation from the shackles of religious superstition. Now it also refers to emancipating the mind, sweeping away the inferiority complex, and establishing a new style of daring to think, dare to speak, and dare to do.

Breaking the wall and flying away - Legend has it that the Liang Dynasty painter Zhang Seng painted a dragon on the wall, and the dragon flew to the clouds after the eyes were lit. The metaphor is that a person suddenly becomes rich and powerful, or his official position rises very quickly.

Breaking the bamboo - the momentum is like a bamboo, and the building is high. The metaphor is condescending and invincible.

Unbreakable, self-defeating

Unbreakable, each broken

The fish is dead and the net is broken, and the word is broken

The nest is destroyed, the eggs are broken, and the bumps are not broken

The nest dumps the eggs and breaks the number of car yards, and the sail is slow.

The blow is broken, the sky is shocked

The ice is broken, and the potatoes are broken

Iron shoes are broken, division veterans are broken

It can't be broken, people are ruined, and their families are broken

The soul is broken, and the heart is broken.

1. Breaking through the wall and flying away: It is a metaphor that people suddenly become rich and powerful or their official status rises very quickly.

2. Breaking tears into laughter: Suddenly stopped crying and smiled. Describe turning sadness into joy.

3. Broken mirror coincidence: It is a metaphor for the reunion of husband and wife after separation or divorce.

4. Full of flaws: The metaphor is very flawed in speaking and doing things, and Zheng Qin is very filial.

5. Breaking the kettle: A metaphor for being determined to do whatever it takes to the end.

6. The momentum of breaking bamboo: a metaphor for the victory of Qiaobi, without any obstacles.