Only, foot, shape, single, insect, shadow, hundred, of, form two idioms

Hundred-legged insects, but not stiff: originally refers to the phenomenon that the insect is still wriggling after being cut off ("Compendium of Materia Medica: Ma Lu": Hongjing said:

There are so many insects that they can be broken inch by inch. Therefore, the cloud of "Lu Lianzi": "a hundred-legged insect, but not stiff"') is now used as a metaphor for people or groups Although they have failed, their power and influence still exist (mostly derogatory).

A hundred-legged worm, but not stiff" Some people interpret it as: There are many legs of insects, and they are not stiff. This interpretation is inaccurate.

"hundred-legged insects" is not a general reference, but a specific one. The "hundred-legged", also known as "Malu", is an arthropod with a trunk of 20 segments, one pair of legs in sections 2-4, and two pairs of feet from section 5 onwards. Living in a shady and damp place.

"of" here is the meaning of the demonstrative pronouns "this", "this". The "hundred-legged insect" is "the hundred-legged worm".

"And not stiff" does not mean "not stiff". The Modern Chinese Dictionary and Cihai both use "hundred-legged insects, but not stiff" as an example sentence under the meaning of "stiff", which shows that the "stiff" in this sentence is understood as "stiff"; But from the etymology and meaning of the word, it seems inappropriate.

The hundred-legged insect is not stiff" comes from the "Theory of the Six Generations" of the head of Wei Cao (冏) of the Three Kingdoms: "Therefore, it is said that 'the hundred-legged insect is not stiff', and there are many people who support it." The word "stiff" here should mean "lodging" or "falling", not "stiff".

Because there is no causal relationship between "those who help the people" and "not stiff", but there is a causal relationship with "not falling". "Historical Records: The Biography of Su Qin": "Details (feints) stiff and abandon wine."

Hanshu Wei Hong Biography": "The zombie willow resurrected. The word "stiff" in these sentences means "to fall down" or "to fall".

In short, the meaning of the whole sentence of "a hundred-legged insect is not stiff" should be: a hundred-legged insect will not fall down even if it is. It is a metaphor for someone or a group that has lost momentum, but still has a certain momentum and energy.

Single-footed, hundred-legged insects.

A hundred-legged insect that dies but does not stiffen.

Pinyin]: bǎi zú zhī chóng, sǐ ér bù jiāng

Explanation]: Hundred-legged: The name of the insect, also known as the horse land or horse worm, has twelve links, and can still wriggle after being cut. It is a metaphor for the powerful family, although it has declined, but because of its great power and strong foundation, it will not be completely bankrupt.

Example]: The ancients said: "Although it is not as prosperous as in previous years, compared with ordinary eunuchs, the weather is different." Qing Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions" for the second time.

synonyms]: a hundred-legged insect that does not stiffen until death.

Grammar]: as an object, a clause; It is not easy to describe bad forces, etc., which are not easy to be eliminated.

The knotweed forgets the bitterness. Pinyin]: liǎo chóng wàng xīn

Explanation]: Insects that are accustomed to eating knotweed (a spicy grass) no longer feel that knotweed is spicy. It is a metaphor that people will work hard for the sake of their good.

Grammar]: as an object, a definite; Used in figurative sentences.

Hundred-legged insects. Pinyin]: bǎi zú zhī chóng

Explanation]: Hundred-legged: a multi-segmented and multi-legged reptile, that is, Malu. It is a metaphor that the forces with a strong foundation will not collapse soon and completely, although they will fall for a while. It also refers to the remnants of evil forces that still exist after they are destroyed.

Example]: Gao Yang's "The Complete Biography of Hu Xueyan - The Red-Top Merchant": "I also know that the Songjiang Cao Gang is, dead but not stiff", and I don't want to do much. ”

Grammar]: as an object, a definite; Describe the bad forces.

Go up there and look for it, there are a lot of them, and some of them are well categorized

Good luck!

1, as a cocoon self-binding metaphor of spring silkworms.

2. Fly's small profit is a metaphor for flies.

3. The grasshopper shakes the tree is a kind of ant.

4. Moths to fire A kind of moth.

5. The embankment of a thousand miles collapsed in the anthill.

6. Mantis arm block car mantis.

7. The golden cicada sheds its shell When it is said that the cicada changes its shell.

8. Carving insect skills.

9. Break the cocoon into a butterfly...

10, Xia Worm Yu Bing The life of the metaphor is relatively short.

..I also barely thought about 10 of them, and I tried my best, hoping to help you.

Quack, cluck, chirp, chirp, buzz, buzz.

Netting, drawing, patterning, striping, lightweight, sensitive, fluttering, chirping, aggressive, flying, cocooning, shelling, wriggling.

The sound of cicadas continues, the autumn cicadas are noisy, the sound of knowing the sound, the butterflies are busy, the fireflies are flickering, the flow of fireflies is dotted, the fluorescent flashes, and the spiders weave webs

Dragonflies point to water, spring cicadas spin silk, crickets play the piano, fragrant butterflies dance, insects autumn chirp, flutter wings chirp, butterflies fly.

The praying mantis catches the cicada, and the yellow finch is behind; The mantis arm is used as a car; Scratch the surface; chilling cicada poignant ; Golden cicada sheds its shell; Clues; Toad palace folding; The grasshoppers after autumn can't jump for a few days; The shell Lang lay on the highway and charged the car; Poke a hornet's nest.

Carving insect skills. Flowers, birds, insects, fish.

Idioms for birds.

The warbler sings and the swallow dances, the parrot learns to speak, and the crows are silent.

Idioms for insects and beasts.

Bee waist ape back, bee eye jackal sound, ant rout rat hack, fly sound frog manic, fly with the tail of the fly camp dog Gou aquarium idiom.

Whale waves, whale throwing, whale swallowing, turtle singing.

After the break: Tang monk recites Buddha - a serious one.

Punching in the water tank - the heart is more than enough, but the strength is insufficient.

The deaf man plays the drum - deaf and deaf.

The rat shaves the cat – desperately stuttering.

Hanging curtains on the wall - no door.

Suprahilar tumors – additional burden.

Mosquitoes are beaten -- it's all because of that mouth.

Chopsticks to the bones - three singles.

Lamp moths to the fire.

The anthill bursts. Clues;

Praying mantis catches cicadas. Hundred-legged insects.

Dead but not stiff. Scratch the surface;

Aweto. Butterfly dance.

Flies hit a wall. Mosquitoes become thunder.

Golden cicada sheds its shell; Hoisted by his own petard.

Stir.

Clues, dragonflies point to water.

The study of insects and fish

A hairless worm, a hundred-legged worm

Insects chirp and leap, chickens and insects gain and lose

Insect rot, bird tracks, insect silk

Roundworms and rodents in the stomach wear

Wolves, insects, tigers and leopards, summer insects, Bing

The insect arm refuses

The wind and moon are boundless.

Win the favor of the wind and the moon or go away with the wind and the moon are boundless.