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Anonymous users2024-02-071. Wheat straw blowing fire --- stingy.
2. The rat drill oil pot --- in but out of the tank.
3. The notched tweezers --- not plucked out.
4. The iron rooster --- not pulling out a hair.
5. Tie the needle to the drill --- too small tip.
6. The geese are uprooted--- and the passers-by are not relaxed.
7. Poor singles meet misers - no one touches anyone's light.
8. Onion pipe blowing fire - too stingy.
9. Send away guests to make lunch -- misers.
10. Don't use an umbrella on a rainy day - stingy; Get wet.
11. Three cents to buy baked cakes to see the thickness --- very stingy.
12. Scalding chicken in cold water --- not pulling out a dime.
13. Poor singles meet misers -- no one touches anyone's light.
14. Take a small amount of money as the moon -- miser.
15. Eating and licking the edge of the bowl -- the poor are exposed; Penny pincher.
16. Squeeze the blood of the lice to lick it -- miser.
17. Fat in the eyes of flies -- very stingy.
18. Misers string relatives -- empty-handed.
19, the Lantern Festival in the teapot - only in but not out (the metaphor is very stingy, only allow others to give him things, and his things are never given out.) )
20. The miser picks up money every day and is too little -- not satisfied.
21. Grasping sesame seeds by hand does not leak -- stingy.
22. The miser lives a life -- sweating a penny.
23. Pipe -- stingy.
24. The tip of the needle should also be sharpened with some iron -- miser; Penny pincher.
25. The most stingy person -- not a dime.
26. Pick your nose and eat it as salt -- miser.
27. Send away guests to cook and eat - misers.
28. The miser walks with relatives -- empty-handed.
29, squeeze the blood of the lice (ji zi lice) to lick the blood -- miser.
30. Pen holder blowing fire -- stingy (metaphor for stinginess.) Refers to a small amount of energy, describing a person's manners, actions, etc. )
P.S. Afterwords to describe stinginess.
Iron-beaten - a hair-wrenching.
Lantern Festival in the teapot - only in and out.
Three cents to buy baked cakes to see the thickness --- very stingy.
Scalding the chicken in cold water --- not pulling out a dime.
Wheat straw blows fire --- stingy.
The rat drill oil pot --- in and out.
The notched tweezers --- not plucked.
Sheets for diapers - generous enough.
Grab a fishing boat as straw sandals - big hands.
Tong Tian has a thousand heels in his eyes - he loves money like life.
Pointed trick Love to be cheap. (Shanghai proverb).
The needle is tied to the drill--- the little sharp goose is over, the root feather is pulled--- passers-by are not relaxed.
Wheat straw blows fire --- stingy.
White radish piercing knife - something that does not bleed ( metaphor for refusing to pay more money, stingy. The metaphor is not refreshing. )
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Anonymous users2024-02-061. Wheat straw blowing fire --- stingy.
2. The rat drill oil pot --- in but out of the tank.
3. The notched tweezers --- not plucked out.
4. The iron rooster --- not pulling out a hair.
5. Tie the needle to the drill --- too small tip.
6. The geese are uprooted--- and the passers-by are not relaxed.
7. Poor singles meet misers - no one touches anyone's light.
8. Onion pipe blowing fire - too stingy.
9. Send away guests to make lunch -- misers.
10. Don't use an umbrella on a rainy day - stingy; Get wet.
11. Three cents to buy baked cakes to see the thickness --- very stingy.
12. Scalding chicken in cold water --- not pulling out a dime.
13. Poor singles meet misers -- no one touches anyone's light.
14. Take a small amount of money as the moon -- miser.
15. Eating and licking the edge of the bowl -- the poor are exposed; Penny pincher.
16. Squeeze the blood of the lice to lick it -- miser.
17. Fat in the eyes of flies -- very stingy.
18. Misers string relatives -- empty-handed.
19, the Lantern Festival in the teapot - only in but not out (the metaphor is very stingy, only allow others to give him things, and his things are never given out.) )
20. The miser picks up money every day and is too little -- not satisfied.
21. Grasping sesame seeds by hand does not leak -- stingy.
22. The miser lives a life -- sweating a penny.
23. Pipe -- stingy.
24. The tip of the needle should also be sharpened with some iron -- miser; Penny pincher.
25. The most stingy person -- not a dime.
26. It's too little for a miser to pick up gold every day - insatiable; Lack of greed.
27. Pick your nose and eat it as salt - a miser.
28. Send away guests to cook and eat - misers.
29, misers go to relatives - empty-handed.
30. Squeeze the blood of the lice (ji zi lice) to lick it - miser.
31. Pen holder blows fire - stingy (metaphor for stinginess.) Refers to a small amount of energy, describing a person's manners, actions, etc. )
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Anonymous users2024-02-05The afterwords to describe the door are:1. Wheat straw blowing fire --- stingy.
2. The rat drill oil pot --- in but out of the tank.
3. Notched tweezers.
Very stingy. 4. Iron rooster.
Very stingy. 5. Tie the needle to the drill --- too small tip.
6. The geese are uprooted--- and the passers-by are not relaxed.
7. A poor bachelor meets a miser.
No one touches anyone's light.
8. Onion pipe blowing fire - too stingy.
9. Send away guests to make lunch -- misers.
10. Rainy days.
Don't play an umbrella - stingy.
11. Three cents to buy baked cakes to see the thickness - before ruining the late - very stingy.
12. Scalding chicken in cold water --- not pulling out a dime.
13. Poor singles meet misers -- no one touches anyone's light.
14. Take a small money Dan to be the moon - a miser.
15. Eating and licking the edge of the bowl -- the poor are exposed;
16. Squeeze the blood of the lice to lick it -- miser.
17. Flies.
Grease in the eyes - very stingy.
18. Misers string relatives -- empty-handed.
19, the Lantern Festival in the teapot.
Only in but not out. 20. The miser picks up money every day and is too little -- not satisfied.
21. Grasping sesame seeds by hand does not leak -- stingy.
22. The miser lives a life -- sweating a penny.
23. Pipe -- stingy.
24. The tip of the needle should also be sharpened and counted iron-miser.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04What are the words to describe the aftermath of the break? The Chinese working people have created a form of language since ancient times, which contains the working people'Wisdom, the following is the relevant information I have compiled for you to describe the words after the break, welcome to read!
1. Wheat straw blowing fire --- stingy.
2. The rat drill oil pot --- in but out of the tank.
3. The notched tweezers --- not plucked out.
4. The iron rooster --- not pulling out a hair.
5. Tie the needle to the drill --- too small tip.
6. The geese are uprooted--- and the passers-by are not relaxed.
7. Poor singles meet misers - no one touches anyone's light.
8. Onion pipe blowing fire - too stingy.
9. Send away guests to make lunch -- misers.
10. Don't use an umbrella on a rainy day - stingy; Get wet.
11. Three cents to buy baked cakes to see the thickness --- very stingy.
12. Scalding chicken in cold water --- not pulling out a dime.
13. Poor singles meet misers -- no one touches anyone's light.
14. Take a small amount of money as the moon -- miser.
15. Eating and licking the edge of the bowl -- the poor are exposed; Penny pincher.
16. Squeeze the blood of the lice to lick it -- miser.
17. Fat in the eyes of flies -- very stingy.
18. Misers string relatives -- empty-handed.
Wang Ran 19, Lantern Festival in the teapot - only in but not out (the metaphor is very stingy, only allows others to give him things, and his things are never given out.) )
20. The miser picks up money every day and is too little -- not satisfied.
21. Grasping sesame seeds by hand does not leak -- stingy.
22. The miser lives a life -- sweating a penny.
23. Pipe -- stingy.
24. The tip of the needle should also be sharpened with some iron -- miser; Penny pincher.
25. The most stingy person -- not a dime.
26. It's too little for a miser to pick up gold every day - insatiable; Lack of greed.
27. Pick your nose and eat it as salt - a miser.
28. Send away guests to cook and eat - misers.
29, misers go to relatives - empty-handed.
30. Squeeze the blood of the lice (ji zi lice) to lick it - miser.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Scalding the chicken in cold water --- not pulling out a dime.
Wheat straw blows fire --- stingy.
Iron rooster ——— not plucked a hair.
When a poor man meets a miser——— no one touches anyone's light.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02The big wardrobe didn't have a handle to pick the door one by one.
The iron-beaten cocks are plucked one by one.
The Lantern Festival in the teapot is not out one by one.
Fleas fart one by one.
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