To describe an idiom about an animal, write two pages like this.

1.The eagle strikes the sky.

Idiom pinyin: yīng jī cháng kōng

Idiom explanation: It is said that the eagle flutters its wings and flies in the vast sky. It is also a metaphor for ambitious people to display their talents in a wide field.

Idiom source: *** "Qinyuan Spring, Changsha" words: "The eagle strikes the sky, the fish soars to the shallow bottom, and all kinds of frost compete freely." ”

2.Hundreds of birds and phoenixes.

Idiom pinyin: bǎi niǎo cháo fèng

Idiom explanation: 朝: 朝: 朝視; Phoenix: Phoenix, the king of birds in ancient legends. In the old days, it was a metaphor for the monarch who was holy and the world depended, and later it was also a metaphor for the people who were highly respected and respected.

Source of the idiom: Song Li Fang et al. "Taiping Yulan" Volume 915 quotes "Book of Tang": "Haizhou Yanfeng is seen in the city, and hundreds of birds follow, flying northeast to Cangwu Mountain. ”

3.In cahoots.

Pinyin: láng bèi wéi jiān

Idiom explanation: embarrassment: Legend has it that the embarrassment is a beast of the same kind as the wolf; due to short front legs; You have to lie on the wolf to move. Wolves and wolves often go out together to harm livestock. Rape: To do something bad. It is a metaphor for bad people colluding with each other to do bad things together.

Source of the idiom: Qing Wu Zhaoren's "Strange Status Quo Witnessed in Twenty Years": "The poet and the painter are embarrassed, and the woman and the man are angry. ”

4.Frightened.

Idiom Pinyin: jīng gōng zhī niǎo

Idiom explanation: A bird that is frightened by a bow and arrow. A parable of a frightened person; Panic at the slightest situation. Also known as "the bird that wounds the bow." ”

Idiom source: "Jin Shu Wang Jian Biography": "The martial crowd is easy to move, and the frightened bird is difficult to rest." ”

5.The flower of the flock.

Idiom pinyin: hè lì jī qūn

Idiom explanation: like a crane standing in a flock of chickens. Superior figurative talent or appearance.

Source of the idiom: Southern Dynasty Song Liu Yiqing "The World Says New Words and Tolerance": "Some people say that Wang Rong said: 'Ji Yanzu Zhuo Zhuo is like a wild crane in the flock of chickens. ’”

Tiger head tiger brain.

Blue-faced fangs. Grinning.

Petite and exquisite. Sharp-beaked monkey gills.

The shoulders are big and the waist is round. Sparkle.

Humble and bowable. Bright.

Lively and small, lively, vibrant, livable, lively and cute, naughty and cute, vibrant.

: Thief's eyebrows. Chickens and dogs. Fish leaping dragon gate. The rabbit died and the fox was sad. Moths to the fire, dogs to people, dogs to catch mice, dogs to catch foxes, dogs to catch foxes, dogs to steal chickens, dogs to steal dogs, dogs to steal, dogs to bark, dogs to bark.

巧玲珑xiǎo qiǎo líng lóng [paraphrased] describes something small and exquisite. Small: small and dexterous; Linglong: Delicate and meticulous.

Song Xin Qiji's "Linjiang Immortal Drama Explains the Mockery of the Mountain Garden": "Don't laugh at the small walls of my family; The layers are about to be empty. Only the owner knows each other. There is a heart for Taihua; No intention to be exquisite. ”

Identification] exquisite; Can't write "Linglong".

synonyms] exquisite, short and concise.

Antisense] behemoth, huge and friendless.

Full of vigor and vitality.

Jumping around. Humble and bowable.

Shake your head and tail. Lively and cute.

Small. Well-behaved.

Hard-working (cow) thief head thief brain (rat).

Ryoma spirit (horse).

Three sheep Kaitai (sheep).

Hard working without complaint. Slippery.

The old cow licks the calf, releases the tiger and returns to the mountain, the cunning rabbit three caves, the finishing touch, the snake adds the foot, the horse gallops, the sheep is mended, the monkey is crowned, and the chicken dances.

Hugging the head of the rat and scurrying, trying the knife, the dragon and the tiger leaping, the black flying rabbit walking, the old dragon clock, the bow and the snake shadow.

The eyes of the rat are light, the cow ghost and the snake god are eyeing the tiger, the rabbit is dead, the fox is sad, the dragon flies and the phoenix dances, the snake and the scorpion heart, the horse to the success, the sheep intestine trail, the year of the monkey, the horse month, the trivial.

Throwing rats and bogeys, old cows licking calves, letting the tiger return to the mountain, three holes of cunning rabbits, finishing touches, painting snakes, ten thousand horses galloping, mending the dead, bathing monkeys and crowns, smelling chickens dancing.

Hugging the head of the rat and scurrying, trying the knife, the dragon and the tiger leaping, the black flying rabbit walking, the old dragon clock, the bow and the snake shadow, the busy traffic, the tiger into the flock, the sharp-beaked monkey gills, standing out from the flock.

Timid as a mouse, strong as a cow, hidden dragon and crouching tiger, waiting for a rabbit, hoping for a son to become a dragon, fighting grass and scaring snakes, thousands of troops, leading sheep, killing chickens and scaring monkeys, stunned like a chicken.

The dog jumps over the wall and the pig jumps bravely.

Pigs and dogs are not as good as sealing the pig long hall.

Wolf heart, dog lungs, crested pork belly.

Stealing chickens and touching dogs is as stupid as a pig.

Dog's tail continues to marten Dog's bloody head.

A dragon and a pig, the dog is gallant, the dog barks non-master, the dog barks in shock, the dog barks in the police, and the dog flies in the camp.

The dog jumps over the wall, the heart of the dog and the horse, the dog is sour, the dog takes the mouse, and the dog skin plaster.

: Good words to describe small animals:

Delicate, delicate, delicate, curled up, quiet.

Lively, soft, supple, gentle, tame.

Wandering, elegant, coquettish, spirited, obedient.

Faithful, loyal, barking, struggling, submissive.

Brave, proud, lonely.

Similar common ones are:

Flexible, gentle, leaping, foraging, rowing, showy, fluttering, silver-gray, dawn, flying, cute, small, docile, clumsy, tall, mischievous, frolic, dexterous, sensitive, butterfly dance, buzzing, cicada, wriggling.

Hair and ghosts, blowing lights, photovoltaic power generation, for example, of course, the picture is very embarrassing, although there is a home.

Tiger head, green fangs, grinning, petite and delicate, sharp-beaked monkey gills.

1. Tiger head tiger brain is an idiom, pronounced hǔ tóu hǔ nǎo, which means to describe the appearance of strong and honest.

Source: Lao She's "Zhao Zi Said": "He is a hero who is strong and strong." ”

2. Qingmian fangs is a Chinese idiom, pronounced qīng miàn liáo yá, which means the appearance of fierce gods and evil ghosts described in old stories of gods and monsters. The description is extremely vicious and hideous.

Source: Lu Xun's "Scream: Diary of a Madman": "The group of people with blue faces and fangs all laughed. ”

3. 呲toothgrin is a Chinese idiom, pronounced zī yá liě zuǐ, which refers to opening the mouth and showing teeth. Describe the face** or the unbearable pain.

Source: Xu Guang "Young Iron Blood" 6: "Entering the wooden house, the little spy shouted with grinned teeth: 'Ah, it's so cold in the house!'" ’”

4. Petite Linglong, pronounced jiāo xiǎo líng lóng, a Chinese idiom, describes a small, clever and cute appearance.

Source: Tang Li Bai's "Jiangxia Xing": "Remembering the petite mother-in-law, the spring heart is also self-sustaining." ”

Translation: I recall that when I was not married before, I was still a petite daughter, although I had the feeling of spring, my heart could also be self-contained.

5. Sharp-beaked monkey cheeks is an idiom, pronounced jiān zuǐ hóu sāi, which means sharp mouth, thin cheeks. Describe people as ugly and vulgar.

Source: Qing Wu Jingzi's "The History of Confucianism" Chapter 3: "Like you, a sharp-beaked monkey gills, you should also pee and take care of yourself!" If you don't want to eat a swan's fart. ”

Stout, petite, bloated, light, bulky.

1. Stout. Pinyin] [ cū zhuàng ].

Explanation] Thick and robust: stature. (Object) thick and strong: the trunk of a tree. (Voice) big and powerful: voice.

synonyms] majestic, bloated, tough, robust, coarse.

antonyms] weak, delicate, thin, slim, slender, slender, thin, subtle 2, petite.

Pinyin] [ jiāo xiǎo ].

Explanation] Delicate and small: The girl. of wildflowers.

synonyms] tiny, insignificant.

antonyms] powerful, massive, bloated.

3. Bloated. Pinyin] [ yōng zhǒng ].

Explanation] The body is too obese or wears too many clothes and is inflexible. It is also a metaphor for the large organization and low work efficiency.

synonyms] fat, plump, obese, stout.

Antonyms] light, petite, slim, skinny.

4. Lightweight. Pinyin] [ qīng yíng ]

Explanation] describes a slender body with brisk movements: posture. Dance steps. Easy: Laughter.

synonyms] light, brisk, light, light, light [antonyms] heavy, bloated, bulky.

5. Bulky. Pinyin] [ bèn zhòng ].

Explanation] Huge and heavy; Ambidextrous: Furniture. Body. Heavy and laborious: manual labor replaced by machines.

synonyms] heavy, heavy, heavy load.

antonyms] relaxed, light, dexterous, lightweight, light, light.

Small and exquisite, lively, vibrant, naughty and cute, vibrant.

Appearance: Big ears fan, tail upturned, eyes rolling, calf kicking: round eyes, pointed ears, wet nose, thin claws.

Cute and smart.

Small and exquisite, lively, vibrant, naughty and cute, vibrant.

Clever and cute.

Lively, clever, intelligent.