Three positive meanings of the idiom about rat

It doesn't seem to be, if you have to choose one, the five skills of the sycamore are reluctant, and there are many skills, but they are not refined. The rest is yours.

Hugging the head of the rat, the insect arm rat liver, the city fox society rat, the crow and the rat, the owl and the rat.

U-turn rat scurry, timid as a mouse, bong head rat scurry, orphan rot rat, official barn mouse.

Dog catches rats, dog thieves, rat thieves, street rats, solitary guinea rotting rats, dog head rat brains.

Dogs steal rats, foxes run rats, foxes ambush with rats, fox lurks, fox squirrels.

The rats of the bee society dig the room to seek the rats, treacherously and ghostly, like fox squirrels, advance and retreat, and wolves run to rats.

Wolves run and rats steal, birds dig rats, two rats fight in the hole, rats cross the street, everyone shouts and beats rats across the street.

Wolves are greedy for rats, wolf eyes and rat eyebrows, eyes are like mice, cats cry mice, cats and mice are in the same place.

Cats and mice sleep together, cats and mice sleep together, cats and mice sleep together, cats and mice sleep together, cats and mice sleep together, cats and mice sleep together, cats and m

Birds and rats are scurrying, birds are frightened, heads are scurrying, finch horns and fangs, and finch rat steps.

Poor rats, rodents, finches, rats, rats, rats, dogs, and thieves.

Rats run wolf runs, rats steal dogs, rat belly chicken intestines, rat belly chicken intestines, rat belly snail intestines.

Rat's liver, worm's arm, rat's track, rat's eye, rat's eye, rat's head, rat's head.

Rats and rodents wear rats and rodents wear rats and beetles and rats eat and rats are expensive.

Rat thief dog thief rat thief dog thief rat finch finch tooth rat into the horns.

The fox of the city of the society rat is the first rat to do things at both ends of the first rat, three snakes and seven rats, and ten rats are in the same hole.

Rat poop filthy soup rat poop filthy soup rat stealing dog thief snake head rat eye rat heart wolf lung.

Rat's Nest Sheep Hunting Rat's Tooth Sparrow Horn Mouse Trap Rat's Taboo Rat's Mouse Skill is Poor.

The five skills of the sycamore The skills of the sycamore mole drink the river The phase rat has skin and drinks the river mole.

Ants and rats are hacked, bait rats with raccoon dogs, rats with raccoon dogs, rats with raccoon dogs, rats with raccoon dogs, and ropes with ice.

From raccoon dogs to rats, rats drink rivers, flies camp rats peep, pheasants and rats scurry, owls and rats.

Thief eyebrows, rat eyes, rat bogey, mouse catcher, cat catcher, roe head rat order, thief head rat brain.

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1. Rats have skin. Basic definition: phase, view. Look at the rats and still have skin. The old refers to the need for people to know honesty and shame, and to emphasize etiquette and righteousness. Source: "The Book of Poetry: "The Mouse has skin, but the person has no instrument; If there is no etiquette, what is it not to die! ”

2. Poor rat rodent. Basic definition: bite, bite; Tanuki, tanuki.

Rats that have no way to escape also bite cats. It is a metaphor for being oppressed by others, although the enemy is not the enemy, it will also resist desperately. Source:

Huan Kuan of the Han Dynasty "Salt and Iron on the Edict of the Sage": "Death does not regenerate, poor rats and rodents." ”

3. Two rat fighting holes. Basic Interpretation: It is a metaphor for the two opposing sides to meet in a narrow place, and only those who move forward bravely can win. Source: "Historical Records of Lian Po Lin Xiangru Biography": "Its road is far and narrow, for example, two rats fight in the hole, and the brave wins." ”

Timid as a mouse, timid as a mouse. Described as very timid.

U-turn rat scurrying Turn your head and run away like a mouse. Describe running away in embarrassment.

Fengtou rat scurrying Feng: Hold. Holding his head, he panicked and ran away like a mouse. Described running away in embarrassment after being hit.

Solitary rotting rat Lonely chick, rotting mouse. A metaphor for a person or thing that is not worth talking about.

Guancang Rats Guancang: A place to put public grain. It is a metaphor for the wicked who have something to rely on.

The street rat is a metaphor for the bad guy that everyone hates.

Foxes lurk in the like foxes and mice.

Bee Society Rats Hornets in the Ceres Temple, Rats in the Land Temple. It is a metaphor for a man who leans on power to do evil.

Treacherous like a ghost, like a fox squirrel, treacherous like a ghost, cunning like a fox squirrel. The metaphor is that people are extremely bad.

Digging a house to catch rats. The parable is small and the big is lost.

The wolf is greedy for rats and thieves, as greedy as a wolf; Stealing like a rat. The enemy is often described as greedy and despicable.

Wolf-eyed rat eyebrows describe a person's vicious appearance.

There are not many positive idioms about rats, only the sparrows dig rats and the rats have skin. However, there are many idioms that contain the word "rat", such as three snakes and seven rats, flies and rats, rats and dogs, sparrows, rats, cats and mice sleep together, raccoon bait, moles drink rivers, crows and rats, rats and sparrows, rats, and so on.

Solitary rotting rats are lonely.

Birds, rotting mice. A metaphor for a person or thing that is not worth talking about.

Guancang Mouse Version Guancang: The land owner who puts the public grain. It is a metaphor for the wicked who have something to rely on.

The street rat is a metaphor for the bad guy that everyone hates.

Foxes lurk in the like foxes and mice.

Bee Society Rats Hornets in the Ceres Temple, Rats in the Land Temple. It is a metaphor for a man who leans on power to do evil.

Treacherous like a ghost, like a fox squirrel, treacherous like a ghost, cunning like a fox squirrel. The metaphor is that people are extremely bad.

Digging a house to catch rats. The parable is small and the big is lost.

The wolf is greedy for rats and thieves, as greedy as a wolf; Stealing like a rat. The enemy is often described as greedy and despicable.

Wolf-eyed rat eyebrows describe a person's vicious appearance.

Rats cross the street, everyone shouts and beats Metaphorically harmful things, everyone unanimously hates.

The two rats fight in the cave is a metaphor for the two opposing sides meeting in a dangerous place, and only those who move forward bravely can win.

Originally referring to the embarrassment of catching sparrows with nets and burrowing to catch rats to satisfy hunger, the latter metaphor is to try their best to raise money.

Digging for rats.

Rats have skin. Poor rat rodent.

Two rats fight holes. The squirrel drinks the river.

It seems that there is no praise, rat tooth and sparrow horn: refers to the matter of litigation.

Rat by social preciousness: a metaphor for bad people to bully others.

Rat liver insect arm: Describes the humble end.

I can't find a compliment).

The rat is expensive by the society.

Rat to Fulai. The Year of the Rat is auspicious.

The rat is auspicious. Note: Plagiarism is prohibited upstairs and downstairs, and plagiarism is the one. There is no end to the study of contempt

Rat-throwing taboo, head rat channeling, cat crying mouse, both ends of the first mouse, street rat, etc.

1. Rat-throwing device.

Explanation]: Throw: Throw with something; Don't: Afraid, worried. I want to hit the mouse with something, but I'm afraid that I will damage the nearby utensils. The metaphor is that you have scruples about doing things and don't dare to let go of it.

From]: Eastern Han Dynasty Bangu "Hanshu Jia Yi Biography": "The proverb says: 'If you want to throw a mouse and avoid a weapon', this good message is also." ”

Translation]: As the saying goes: "If you want to throw a rat but avoid a weapon", this is very clear.

2. Hug the head and run away.

Explanation]: Holding your head, you run away in panic like a mouse. Described running away in embarrassment after being hit.

From]: Eastern Han Dynasty Bangu "Hanshu Kuaitong Biography": "The beginning of the King of Changshan, Cheng Anjun's old appearance and for the neck of the friend, and the fight for Zhang Huang, Chen Shi matter, the King of Changshan Feng head rat scurry, in order to return to the King of Han." ”

Translation]: 3. The cat cries with mice.

Explanation]: A metaphor for false compassion.

From]: Qing Zhai Hao's "Popular Edition: Slang Couplets": "The duck is happy when he sees the chaff, and the cat cries and the mouse are fake compassion." ”

Translation]: At the beginning, King Changshan and Cheng Anjun became friends of life and death with each other, and opposed the release of Zhang Huang and Chen, and King Changshan took a mouse to return to the King of Han.

4. Both ends of the first mouse.

Explanation]: The first rat: the rat is suspicious, one advances and one retreats when it comes out of the hole, and it cannot be self-determined; Both ends: undecided. Hesitating and wavering between the two.

From]: Han Sima Qian's "Historical Records of Wei Qi Wu'an Hou Lie": "Wu'an has quit the dynasty, went out of the car door, summoned Han Yu Shi Dafu, and said angrily: 'With the eldest child, an old bald man, what is the two ends of the first rat. ’”

Translation]: Wu Anhou quit the court, went out of the car, summoned Han Yushi Dafu Zai, and said angrily: "Why is it ambiguous to share an old bald old man with the eldest child." ”

5. Street rats.

Explanation]: A metaphor for the bad guy that everyone hates.

From]: Ming Xu Xuemo's "Returning to the Garden": "The miser can get rich by himself, but when something happens, he is a street rat; A chivalrous person may break his home, but when something happens, he is a hundred-legged insect. ”

Translation]: The miserly can naturally get rich, but there is one thing that passes by street rats; Chivalrous may lead to the destruction of the family, but there is one thing that is centipedes.

Hugging the head of the rat.

Rats cross the street, and everyone shouts and fights.

Timid as a mouse, a thief with eyebrows and rat eyes, and a mouse's eyes