Look for sayings about cow idioms after the break the more the better

Idiom: The cow is angry, the power is as strong as the cow, the cow ghost snake god, the cow knife is a small test.

As the saying goes: newborn calves are not afraid of tigers.

After the break: Cows eat grass --- swallow and spit out.

Bull head horse noodles.

Bullish. Cast pearls before swine.

A drop in the ocean. The power of two tigers.

Cattle are prosperous.

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 the 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 squeeze out 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, Zhu Bajie leads a cow son - Duda;Calf big.

2. The cows are thin, and the houses are leaking - no one manages them;No one is responsible.

3. Plant cowpox and eat roosters - big hair and bright shirts.

4. Planting ginger and raising cattle - this is less and more profitable.

5. Pointing to the ox is the horse - the key is the female yellow.

6. Paper tie spread out - to be a man;Punch people;Be a man and a ghost;Learn to be a man;Be a cow and a horse;Be a ghost and a horse.

7. Straight-headed cow - wide-cavity ——— don't know how to turn.

8. Know that it is hard to fly and scream.

9. Oxen ploughing the field with folded feet - taking off the plow;Disengage.

10. Thieves steal ox cart sheds - carry the bend; Jiangwan.

11. Fleas jump in the mouth of the cow - without chewing.

12. The turtle that was trampled by the ox - does not show its head.

13. The expression before discovering that others are bragging - awe.

14. See the sea in the kitchen - bragging.

15. Slaughter cattle with a taper - not top; Not a top deal.

16. Hang off the fan in the oil house - blow the oil; Brag.

17. Stabbing the cow with a cone - irrelevant itching; Perfunctory.

Cowhide drums, bronze gongs do not hit, do not sound.

The cowhide drum is wet and the water does not sound.

The bull's eye looks down on you.

The old cattle in the countryside have suffered all their lives.

Riding an old ox to chase fast horses is beyond the reach of the dust. (A metaphor for the rapid progress and development of others, but they can't catch up) riding a bull to find a cow is confused.

Riding a bull and chasing a horse is out of reach.

Cows climb upwards and ants are inconspicuous.

Morning glory is sad to cross the single-plank bridge.

Morning glory plays as a trumpet.

Morning glory pleases the pole climb.

The grass is fed to the cattle and there is a tender bite.

The calf flutters on the butterfly, which is easy to look at and difficult to do.

The mushrooms on the cow dung heap are not good to look at.

The ox put the sheep against their heads and held their faces.

The tip of the horn is good for the tip of the horn. (pointed).

The horns are lightly hung with straw. (The metaphor is very simple, easy) the worm in the cow niche drills. (figuratively squeezing in).

It's a strange thing for a cow to pull a car.

The pigs in the bullpen are unreliable.

The bullpen sticks into the mouth of the horse, and you don't have to say it.

There will be a period after the Cowherd asks the Weaver Girl.

The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl meet once a year.

Milk mixed with ink is confused with black and white.

The cowhide jacket wears the tease lice and walks on the dome road.

The cowhide drum beats with an empty belly.

Afterword is a special form of Chinese language. It is a special form of language created by the masses in the practice of life, and it is a short, funny, and vivid sentence. The following is what I have compiled for your reference, hoping to help friends in need.

Put the horns on the donkey's head: four are not like.

Flies fly into the cow's eyes: look for tired (tears) to eat.

Flies tickle cows: to no avail.

Cow fights that eat fish hooks: intrigue.

Cattle grazing in the ditch: eat on both sides (metaphor for both sides benefiting, there are many benefits) The cow with the nose pierced: let people lead the way.

Tethered calves in the back of carts: Residual poison (with calves).

Riding a mouse as a cow: blowing.

Lost the scalper and chased the rabbit: I don't know which one is big and which is small.

Escaped the tiger and ran into the bison: each one is more fierce than the other (the metaphor is more serious than the other) Wind horse and cow: not related.

Mad Cow Gets Into A Dead End: It's Hard to Turn Back.

Good flowers on cow dung: what a pity.

Rats drill horns: the more you drill, the tighter you get.

Catching cattle in the dark: I can't touch the horns.

Red-headed flies bite cow droppings: the smell is similar.

Carrot tethered cow: Run.

Flower shoes on cow dung: the bottom stinks.

Scalpers fight: deadtop.

The ox ploughs the ground: there is strength to slowly make it (metaphor plays a role in a planned way) The ox takes the mouse: there is no strength to make it.

Tell the cow to sit on the bench: it can't be done.

Nine cows climbing: all of them contribute (metaphor for many hearts, strength to make one place) nine cows and a dime: insignificant (metaphor is not too small to mention).

Tigers drive cattle: the ambition is bound to win.

The old sow fights with the cow: the old face is revealed.

The old sow fights with the cow: risking his life to fall.

The old cow is not afraid of wolf bites: let it out.

The old cow eats grass: sweep on both sides.

Old beef tendon: Difficult to bite.

The old ox pulls the cart: bury your head in hard work.

The old ox pulls the plow: the heart is weak.

The old cow pulls the broken car: slowly soaring.

The old cow is dead: to be slaughtered.

The old cow chases the rabbit: I can't do it.

The old cow goes the old way: as usual.

The old cow walks: unhurried.

The old cow drills the dog hole: it is difficult to pass.

The rat got into the horns of the bull: the further back it got, the tighter it became (the metaphor became less and less abundant) The old buffalo pulled the carriage: it would not be trapped.

Lao Tzu poached a few cattle and stole them: one generation is worse than the other.

Lao Tzu steals pigs and steals cows: one is more fierce than the other.

Lao Tzu steals pigs and steals cows: one generation is stronger.

Donkeys pull mills and oxen plough the fields: each does his own thing

The donkey pulls the oxen and ploughs the fields: each according to his own way.

Horse chew on the cow's mouth: Holler.

Ants catch cattle with a tip: they think they are on a high mountain.

Selling cattle and selling hair to marry a mute: there is nothing to say.

Bison without a hitch: sticking out their mouths everywhere.

Don't be a bull messenger: it's out of order.

Saddle on the back of the cow: it's messed up.

Fleas on the nose of the cow: arrogant.

Put the horns on the donkey's head: four are not like.

Flies fly into the cow's eye - looking for tired food.

Flies tickle cows: to no avail.

The cow that ate the hook is looking for a fight - intrigue.