Idioms to describe things being robbed 100

Looted and swept away, left no piece of armor, no grass, no chickens and dogs, swept away, no grain left, no beans were divided.

Luo digs a hole Luo: catch birds with nets; Digging: Refers to digging a rat hole to find food. Exhaust all means, and collect all the property.

Sweep it away, sweep it away in one fell swoop. The metaphor is completely cleared.

Sweep it away, sweep it all at once.

Catch them all in one by one, and it is a metaphor to catch them all or wipe them out completely.

Sweeping the net is a metaphor for catching them all or completely eliminating them without missing a beat.

Luo Dig is the closest to what you want to say.

There are also four-character sayings that are not idioms: loot empty, loot empty, loot empty, etc.

Luo digs a hole Luo: catch birds with nets; Digging: Refers to digging a rat hole to find food. Exhaust all means, and collect all the property.

Sweep it away, sweep it away in one fell swoop. The metaphor is completely cleared.

Sweep it away, sweep it all at once.

Catch them all in one by one, and it is a metaphor to catch them all or wipe them out completely.

Sweeping the net is a metaphor for catching them all or completely eliminating them without missing a beat.

Luo Dig is the closest to what you want to say.

There are also four-character sayings that are not idioms: loot empty, loot empty, loot empty, etc.

Dig up, sweep away, sweep away, loot.

There is no piece of armor, no grass is left, and not a single grain is left.

Sheet armor is not left. Not an inch of grass is left.

Chickens and dogs are not left. Ransacked.

Swept away. Not a single grain left.

Beans are divided.

Luo dug up and swept away.

Luo digging a void Interpretation: Luo: catching birds with nets; Digging: refers to digging a thin mouse hole to find food. Exhausted all the methods to do the hole and late, and searched for all the property.

Sweep away Interpretation: Sweep it away at once, and the metaphor is completely cleared. Shattering and burning.

Sweep away Definition: Sweep it away at once.

Definition: A metaphor for catching them all or purging them all without missing a beat.

Sweeping all the net Interpretation: The metaphor catches all of them without missing a leak or completely clears them all.

趁火打robbery [chèn huǒ dǎ jié] 生字本。 Basic Definition.

Take advantage of: take a flight. Take advantage of the fire to rob people. It is a metaphor for taking advantage of people's danger for personal gain.

Derogatory. Source:

The third episode of Qing Yizuo's "Yellow Hydrangea": "I saw a lot of people on this day; Huang Tongli hesitated; I am afraid of more and more; I can't tolerate it; And it is inevitable that there will be robbery while the fire is burning; Hand-in-hand business. ”

Example sentences. If you don't help people when they are in trouble, it's really immoral.

乐极生書書 lè jí shēng bēi

Interpretation] extreme: to the extreme. When joy reaches its extreme, sorrow begets it.

"Huainanzi Dao Ying Xun": "The husband and the thing prosper and decline; Joy is sadness. ”

Zhengyin] music; It cannot be pronounced as "yuè".

Distinguish] pole; cannot be written "and"; Sad; It cannot be written as "inferior".

synonyms] No, the pole of Tailai must be reversed.

Antisense] Joy and forgetfulness Joy is unbearable.

Usage] is generally used as a predicate, object, and definite.

Structure] Compact.

Example sentence] The old man who won the jackpot was so excited that he was paralyzed; Really.