Who told me the idiom with rat, what rat what idiom

Rat-eyed. Unable to say boo to a goose.

Rat head rat brain. Rat's belly chicken intestines.

Rat thief dog thief rat tooth sparrow horn.

Cats and mice sleep together, and the sycamore branches are poor.

Both ends of the first rat are rat-throwing taboos.

The fox of the city of the society is holding the head of the rat and scurrying.

A face only a mother could love. City Fox Society Rat.

Thief eyebrows, rat eyes, rat eyes, head rat scurrying, timid as a mouse, rat arm liver, rat belly chicken intestines, rat finches, rat heart wolf lungs, thief head rat brain, rat bogey, pheasant mouse, fly camp rat peeping.

There are several idioms:

City Fox Society Mouse: A metaphor for a villain who relies on power to do evil, and it is difficult to get rid of it for a while.

The Crow Eater: The metaphor has different hobbies.

Timid as a mouse: Timid as a mouse, described as very timid.

Orphan rotting rat: A metaphor for a person or thing that is not worth talking about.

Guancang rat: The place where the public grain is put is a metaphor for the wicked person who has something to rely on.

Street rats: A metaphor for the bad guys that everyone hates.

Bee Society Rat: A metaphor for a person who relies on power to do evil.

Digging a house to ask for a mouse: It refers to digging a bad house to catch mice, which is a metaphor for losing Zheng Kai because of a small loss.

Digging for sparrows: originally referred to the embarrassing situation of catching sparrows and burrowing to catch rats to satisfy hunger, and the later metaphor tried his best to raise money.

Eyes like a mouse: Describe a person's eyes are treacherous.

Three snakes and seven rats: There are many things that are harmful to the metaphor.

Bait the rat with a raccoon: a metaphor for things that can't succeed in shouting and fighting.

Lonely guinea carrion: A metaphor for a person or thing that is not worth talking about.

What rat what what idiom :

Rat-throwing traps, rats crossing the street, everyone shouting and beating

Poor rats, rats as purples

Rats move ginger, poor rats and civets

The five skills of the sycamore, the thorn of the rat

The squirrel is poor, and the flying squirrel is ugly

The sigh of people and mice, the taboo of throwing rats

Rats cross the street, two rats fight in the hole

Cats and mice sleep together, finches and mice fight

Fox-squirrels, catching mice and cats

Ten rats are in the same hole, snakes and rats are rampant

The two ends of the first rat, the ten rats fight for the hole

Rats drill horns

Rats have skin, dogs and rats do not eat you

The rat drinks the river, and the crazy rat drags ginger

Moles are easy to win, poor rats are rodents.

The skill of the flying squirrel, the first mouse is ambiguous.

Rat-throwing device, sycamore technique

The two ends of the first rat and the phase rat have skin

Cats and mice sleep together, five skills of sycamores,

The fox-squirrel bandit, the poor rat rodent,

Rats drink the river, rats cross the street

The sycamore is poor, and the ten rats are in the same hole

Two rats fight holes, cats and mice are in the same place

The fox of the city of the mouse, the cat and the mouse with the same milk,

Catch rats and cats, moles and drink rivers

The taboo of throwing rats, the dispute between birds and rats

Mouse thrower.

The two ends of the first rat are bogeyed with rats, and the rats drink the river, and the two rats fight in the holes, and the rats are poor, and the moles drink the river, and the rats have skin.

A nest of snakes and rats, and the rats are blind.

What what rat what idiom :

Hugging rats, roe head rats,

Thieves and rats, wolves and rats

Tiger head rat tail, village rat swoop,

Owl chirping rat storm, dog head rat brain,

Pheasant scurrying, insects and rats

The owl is ambushed, and the fox is ambushed by the mouse

Sparrows and rats walk, ants and rats are horrified

The beetle crouches, the birds are frightened, and the rats are scurrying

Ant rot, chicken intestines, rat belly,

Fly camp rat peeping, snake head rat eye,

The snake goes in and the rat goes out, and the wolf's eye and the rat's eyebrow

Snake walk.

Rats and wolves run.

shǔ cuàn láng bēn

Notes] Describes the scene of running away in embarrassment.

synonyms] wolf running rat run.

Usage] combined; as a predicate, adverbial; Derogatory.

Rat's head. shǔ shǒu fèn shì

Notes] Something is broken. The metaphor is that a man who is indecisive in his work is like a timid rat that stretches and expands and expands its head at the mouth of the hole when it comes out of the hole.

Rat eyes, rat belly chicken intestines.