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Nest gathering, nest stream, nest south, nest sui, nest light, nest drink, nest yi, nest squire, nest serval, nest turtle.

Nest, Bird's Nest, Nesting, South Nest, Nest, Dangerous Nest, Magpie's Nest, Tilting Nest, Phoenix's Nest, Bird's Nest, Cloud Nest, Camp Nest, Fragrant Nest, Ovaries, Nesting.

Yellow nest, beehive, bandit nest, swallow's nest, nest, old nest, small nest, fine nest, liao nest, nest nest, robber nest, old nest, nest, nest, mountain nest.

Nest, Nest, Turtle Nest, Hazel Nest, Yi Nest, Ant Nest, Luan Nest, Nest, Nest

Spider nest broken nest through the nest.

Idioms: doves occupy the magpie's nest, pour out the nest, dump the nest, dump the nest, the magpie's nest, the dove occupies the chicken's nest, the crow's nest gives birth to the phoenix, the nest overturns the eggs, and the swallow's nest flies.

Warbler's nest swallow base, nest forest branch, old swallow homecoming, magpie's nest dove, swallow's nest on the curtain, nest destroyed eggs, tiger's nest, wolf's nest, phoenix owl nest with the same nest.

Bird's nest is dangerous, the nest is broken, the nest is destroyed, the nest is scattered, the magpie nest dove, the wren's nest, the mosquito eyelashes, the nest dwelling in the nest, the dove and the magpie's nest.

Swallow's nest guards the curtain dove to seize the magpie's nest swallow's nest in the curtain nest burns the original burning magpie's nest dove occupies the dove's nest swallow's nest on the top of the nest robin's nest.

Birds cover dangerous nests, cover nests and break eggs, magpie nest doves, magpie nest doves, magpie nest doves, swallow nest burning, swallow nest burning nest.

Burning the nest and destroying the nest Breaking the nest and finishing the eggs Breaking the nest and leaving the eggs Covering the nest and pouring the nest Breaking the eggs and pouring the nest.

The dove occupies the magpie's nest and pours out of the nest and dispatches the magpie's nest and the dove occupies the chicken's nest and the phoenix's nest crow's nest gives birth to the phoenix and the nest overturns the eggs and covers the bird's nest flying curtain.

Warbler's nest swallow base, nest forest branch, old swallow homecoming, magpie's nest dove, swallow's nest on the curtain, nest destroyed eggs, tiger's nest, wolf's nest, phoenix owl nest with the same nest.

Bird's nest is dangerous, the nest is broken, the nest is destroyed, the nest is scattered, the magpie nest dove, the wren's nest, the mosquito eyelashes, the nest dwelling in the nest, the dove and the magpie's nest.

Swallow's nest guards the curtain dove to seize the magpie's nest swallow's nest in the curtain nest burns the original burning magpie's nest dove occupies the dove's nest swallow's nest on the top of the nest robin's nest.

Birds cover dangerous nests, cover nests and break eggs, magpie nest doves, magpie nest doves, magpie nest doves, swallow nest burning, swallow nest burning nest.

Burning the nest and destroying the nest Breaking the nest and finishing the eggs Breaking the nest and leaving the eggs Covering the nest and pouring the nest Breaking the eggs and pouring the nest.

Under the nest, there are no eggs, doves occupy the magpie's nest, the nest destroys the eggs, the nest dwells, the nest dwells, the nest perch, the nest curtain.

1 3 Agree refers to the fact that there are no intact eggs under the overturned and destroyed nest, which is similar to the cold of the lips and teeth.

2 Refers to the forcible or subterfuge occupation of another person's dwelling.

4 refers to a person who lives in seclusion 5 in seclusion.

6 Nesting above the curtain means danger.

一、倒nest出出 [ qīng cháo ér chū ] Interpretation: pour: pour out; Nest: Nest. It is a metaphor for the enemy to send all his forces to intrude.

Source: Ming Shi Nai'an's "Water Margin": "The thieves and soldiers poured into the nest, and they must fight to the death."

What will I do? ”

2. 鹊nest鸠占 [ què cháo jiū zhàn ] Interpretation: A metaphor for forcibly occupying other people's houses, land, properties, etc.

Source: "The Book of Poetry, Zhaonan, Magpie's Nest": "Wei Magpie has a nest, and Wei Gu lives in it." ”

Translation: The magpie builds a nest, and the dove comes to live in it.

三、巢破蛋破 [ cháo huǐ luǎn pò ] Interpretation: If the bird's nest is destroyed, the eggs will definitely be broken. It is a metaphor for the suffering of adults and the implication of children.

Source: "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty: The Biography of Kong Rong": "An has a nest destroyed but the eggs are not broken? ”

Translation: How can a bird's nest be destroyed, and its eggs not broken?

Fourth, swallow's nest curtain on [ yàn cháo mù shàng ] Interpretation: swallows make their nests on the curtain. The metaphor is in a very dangerous situation.

Source: "Zuo Chuan: The Twenty-ninth Year of Xianggong": "The master is here, and the nest of the swallow is on the curtain." ”

五、bird覆danger nest [ niǎo fù wēi cháo ] Interpretation: The bird's nest overturned because it was built on a weak branch. The metaphor is in extreme danger.

Source: Tang Li Shangyin's poem "On the Road of Zhaoying County": "The fish swim and boil to know that there is no sun, and the birds are in danger of the nest and wait for the wind." ”

Translation: Fish swim in boiling water and know that their time is running out, and birds and finches live in crumbling nests and look forward to the wind.

Destroyed nest and broken eggs If the nest is destroyed, the eggs will definitely be broken. It is a metaphor for the suffering of adults and the implication of children.

Nest Nest Shelter in trees or caves. Refers to the living conditions of human beings before they had a house.

Phoenix: Phoenix, a symbol of good luck; Owl: The symbol of the evil bird. The sacred bird is in the same nest as the evil bird. The metaphor is mixed with good and bad.

Overnesting without eggs Overturning: Tipping over. There will be no intact eggs in an overturned nest. It is a metaphor for the catastrophe of annihilation, and no one is spared. It is also a metaphor for the destruction of the whole, and the individual cannot survive.

Doves occupy magpie nests Turtle doves do not make holes, and often forcibly occupy the magpie's nests. It is a metaphor for taking someone's house.

Dump the nest and dispatch Tilt: pour out; Nest: Nest. It is a metaphor for the enemy to send all his forces to intrude.

Pour out of the nest Dump: pour out; Nest: Nest. It is a metaphor for the enemy to send all his forces to intrude.

Magpie nest dove occupies the turtle dove does not make a hole, and often occupies the magpie's hole. This refers to a woman marrying and settling in her husband's house. The latter parable is the forcible occupation of someone else's dwelling.

On the Bird's Nest Swallow makes its nest on the curtain. The metaphor is in a very dangerous situation.

Swallow's nest curtain The swallow makes its nest on the curtain. The metaphor is in a very dangerous situation.

The nest burned the plain, and it was extremely said that the war disaster was tragic.

A branch of the nest forest refers to the wren building a nest, but it occupies only one branch. Later, it was used as a metaphor for being safe and not greedy.

The nest overturned eggs is a metaphor for the disaster of destroying the door, and no one is exempt. It is also a metaphor for the destruction of the whole and the impossibility of individual survival.

The nest burns to the ground.

The nest is destroyed and the eggs are broken. At the nest dwelling.

One bad apple spoils the whole bunch. The nest is broken.

Burn the nest. Burn the nest and pound the hole.

Nest destruction of eggs. Nest overlay and broken eggs.

Nest dumping. There are no eggs in the nest.

Wren's nest mosquito eyelashes. The dove's nest is clumsy.

Nest breaking. Broken nest remnants.

Dump the nest. Pouring out of the nest.

Magpie's nest dove. Magpie nest dove.

The magpie's nest dove. Magpie nest dove.

Magpie nest dove. Magpie nest dove master.

The magpie's nest knows the wind. The crow's nest gives birth to the phoenix.

Bird's nest flying curtain. On the bird's nest screen.

On the bird's nest. Bird's nest is in danger.

Swallow's nest guard. The bird's nest is in the curtain.

Warbler's nest swallow base. Magpie nest dove.

The south branch of the bird's nest.

Cover the cave and overturn the nest. The phoenix owl nests together.

Tiger's lair. The dove takes the magpie's nest.

Dove magpie nest. The dove dwells in the magpie's nest.

Chicken nest. Old swallows return home.

The dove occupies the magpie's nest. Dry wells and nests.

Bird's nest on the screen. The Nest of the Cave Robin.

Birds burn their nests. Birds nest in danger.

Broken eggs and nest tilting. Scattering and nesting.

Black magpie nests. Nests are burned at the swallow's place.

Swallows are in danger of nesting. Rain Cave Cloud Nest.

The fish swim boiling, and the bird's nest flies.

The fish swim in the boiling kettle, and the swallow is in danger of nesting.

Magpie nest dove.

It is a metaphor for a woman who marries and lives in her husband's house. The latter is a metaphor for forcibly seizing someone else's house, land, wife's house, etc. Same as "magpie's nest dove".

Pouring out of the nest.

Idiom meaning: pour: pour out; Nest: Nest. It is a metaphor for the enemy to send all his forces to intrude. 【

Birds cover dangerous nests, break eggs and dump nests, scatter nests, black magpies pass through the nest, swallows burn nests, swallows nest in danger.

Supplement: Under the nest, there are eggs. Dump the nest.

Nest idioms: doves occupy magpie nests, pour out of the nest, rain cave cloud nest, chicken nest phoenix nest, swallow's nest on the curtain, magpie's nest dove, bird burning its nest, magpie nest dove, black magpie pass let return to imitation nest, swallow's nest guard, swallow's nest curtain, swallow's nest curtain, nest out, wren nest mosquito eyelashes, magpie's nest knows the wind, cover the nest and destroy the eggs, the nest destroys the eggs, the nest breaks the remaining eggs, scatters the nest, the nest lives in the Shizhou hole, and the swallow burns the nest.

Explanation of words: 1. 鸠zhan magpie's nest [ jiū zhàn què cháo ] The turtle dove is clumsy and can't build a nest, so it forcibly occupies the magpie's nest to live. Originally, it meant that a woman married and took her husband's family as her home. The latter is a metaphor for the forcible appropriation of someone else's dwelling or property.

2. Dump nest out [ qīng cháo ér chū ] dump: end. Nest: Bird's nest. The whole nest of birds came out. The metaphor is that all the people are dispatched.

3. 雨洞云巢 [ yǔ kū yún cháo ] means a place where men and women have a secret tryst.

4. 燕nest幕上 [ yàn cháo mù shàng ] The swallow makes the nest on the curtain. The metaphor is in a very dangerous situation.

5. The crow's nest gives birth to a phoenix [ yā cháo shēng fèng ] A phoenix is born from the crow's nest. It is a metaphor for the poor family who has cultivated a talented and slender character.

6. 破nest余egg [ pò cháo yú luǎn ] Yu Po Jia or a person who survived a disaster.

1.One bad apple spoils the whole bunch.

It is a metaphor for the disaster of destroying the door, and no one is immune. It is also a metaphor for the destruction of the whole and the impossibility of individual survival.

2.At the nest dwelling.

Shelter in trees or caves. Refers to the living conditions of human beings before they had a house.

3.The nest burns to the ground.

It is extremely said that the disaster of war is tragic.

4.A branch of the nest forest.

Refers to the wren building a nest, but it occupies only one branch. Later, it was used as a metaphor for being safe and not greedy.

5.The nest is destroyed and the eggs are broken.

If the nest is destroyed, the eggs will be broken. It is a metaphor for the suffering of adults and the implication of children.

6.The nest is broken.

It is a metaphor for the disaster of destroying the door, and no one is immune. It is also a metaphor for the destruction of the whole and the impossibility of individual survival.

7.The phoenix owl nests together.

The phoenix, a symbol of good luck, is a symbol of the evil bird. The sacred bird is in the same nest as the evil bird. The metaphor is mixed with good and bad. 2.Dove magpie nest.

Metaphors such as forcibly occupying someone's dwelling or mistaking measures, etc.

8.Scattering and nesting.

It refers to the scattering of flocks of birds, each casting its nest.

9.The dove occupies the magpie's nest.

Turtledoves do not make holes, and often occupy the magpie's holes. It is a metaphor for taking someone's house.

10.Chicken nest.

Habitat and dwelling. Chickens live in the phoenix's nest. It is a metaphor for a person who is inferior in virtue to occupy a high position.

The idioms of the nest include pouring out of the nest, pouring out the nest, doves occupying the magpie's nest, magpie's nest dove, swallow's nest in the curtain, nest overturning the eggs, covering the nest and destroying the eggs, magpie's nest dove, swallow's nest dangerous curtain, swallow's nest curtain, magpie's nest dove owner, etc.

1.The phoenix owl nests together.

The phoenix, a symbol of good luck, is a symbol of the evil bird. The sacred bird is in the same nest as the evil bird. The metaphor is mixed with good and bad.

2.Dove magpie nest.

Metaphors such as forcibly occupying someone's dwelling or mistaking measures, etc.

3.Scattering and nesting.

It refers to the scattering of flocks of birds, each casting its nest.

4.The dove occupies the magpie's nest.

Turtledoves do not make holes, and often occupy the magpie's holes. It is a metaphor for taking someone's house.

5.Chicken nest.

Habitat and dwelling. Chickens live in the phoenix's nest. It is a metaphor for a person who is inferior in virtue to occupy a high position.

Sentence formation:

1. Those who leave the nest after hatching will leave the nest soon after incubation. For birds.

2. Objective: To study the causes of premature ovarian failure caused by conservative* ovarian surgery.

3. Translation of "The Book of Poetry Calls the South Magpie's Nest": The magpie builds a nest, and the duck dove cuckoo.

4. There is a nest alias: Da Chao, referred to as "there is a nest", "nest" year name: Chaohuang era: about 10,000 years ago Birthplace: Cangwu (today.

South of Jiuzhi Mountain, Hunan) Brief Comment: From cave dwelling to nest dwelling, it has promoted the development of human society.

5. Beekeepers know that bees must have a nesting foundation for honey production, and beekeepers use iron wire embedding to install firmly on the nest frame.

The nest is formed by bees to create a deep nest.

6. Female* has two ovaries and is able to ovulate and produce estrogen and progesterone. Cancers that originate in the ovaries are called ovarian cancer.

7. This is mainly because the nest is attached to different locations, so the nest changes with the change of terrain, and there will be different shapes of nests.

8. Methods to protect ovarian function and fertility include *s, ovarian translocation, ovarian transplantation and cryopreservation technology.

9. At present, it is believed that the main reason for poor ovarian response or low ovarian response is the decline of ovarian reserve.

10. Serous ovarian cancer is the most common histological type of ovarian epithelial cancer, accounting for 50% of ovarian malignant tumors.

The dove occupies the magpie's nest.

Dumping out of the nest, destroying the nest and breaking the eggs

The nest is out, the nest is broken

On the bird's nest curtain, there are no eggs in the nest

Bird's nest dangerous curtain, burrow robin's nest,

The phoenix owl nests in the same nest, and the magpie's nest dove

The old swallow is homecoming, and the magpie's nest is doves

Covering the nest and destroying the eggs, the tiger's den and the wolf's nest

The crow's nest gives birth to the phoenix, and the magpie's nest dove

Doves and magpie nests, wren's nests, mosquito eyelashes

A branch of the nest forest, broken eggs and a nest

Chickens perched on phoenix nests, swallow's nests in the curtain

Scattered nesting, swallow's nest guard,

The nest burns the plains, and the nest overturns the eggs

The magpie's nest dove is the master, and the cave is overturned

Burn the nest.

1. Nest destruction and egg breaking: a metaphor for adults suffering and implicating children;

2. Nest dwelling: refers to the living conditions of human beings before they have houses;

3. The phoenix owl is in the same nest: the metaphor of good and bad is mixed together;

4. Doves occupy magpies' nests: a metaphor for forcibly occupying other people's houses;

5. Dispatch of the nest: It is a metaphor for the enemy to dispatch all his troops to intrude;

6. Magpie's nest dove: a metaphor for forcibly occupying other people's residences.

The nest burns to the ground.

The nest is destroyed and the eggs are broken. At the nest dwelling.

A branch of the nest forest. One bad apple spoils the whole bunch.

The nest is broken. Burn the nest.

Burn the nest and pound the hole. Nest destruction of eggs.

Nest overlay and broken eggs. Nest dumping.

There are no eggs in the nest.

Wren's nest mosquito eyelashes. The dove's nest is clumsy.

Nest breaking. Broken nest remnants.

Dump the nest. Pouring out of the nest.

Magpie's nest dove. Magpie nest dove.

The magpie's nest dove. Magpie nest dove.

Magpie nest dove. Magpie nest dove master.

The magpie's nest knows the wind. The crow's nest gives birth to the phoenix.

Bird's nest flying curtain. On the bird's nest screen.

On the bird's nest. Bird's nest is in danger.

Swallow's nest guard. The bird's nest is in the curtain.

Warbler's nest swallow base. Magpie nest dove.

The south branch of the bird's nest.

Cover the cave and overturn the nest. The phoenix owl nests together.

Tiger's lair. The dove takes the magpie's nest.

Dove magpie nest. The dove dwells in the magpie's nest.

Chicken nest. Old swallows return home.

The dove occupies the magpie's nest. Dry wells and nests.

Bird's nest on the screen. The Nest of the Cave Robin.

Birds burn their nests. Birds nest in danger.

Broken eggs and nest tilting. Scattering and nesting.

Black magpie nests. Nests are burned at the swallow's place.

Swallows are in danger of nesting. Rain Cave Cloud Nest.