What idioms describe "recklessness"?

Surprise the snake? Courage without strategy? Tigers, tigers and rivers? Throw eggs at stones? Beyond sb.' s ability

1, idiom: startle the snake.

Pinyin: dcojngshé

Explanation: It scared the snakes in the grass. The original metaphor punishes A and makes B alert. The latter metaphor is careless, but it makes the other party wary.

Source: Zheng Songwenbao's Recent Situation in Southern Tang Dynasty: "Wang Lu is a pawn, and he is quite capitalized. He wants to sue the main book for taking bribes in County Yin. Lunai said,' Although you mowed the grass, I'm already afraid.' "

For example, it is not good to "startle the snake" when you are free. You should eat him and do something. Taken back to the 29th Shi Ming Naian "Water Margin"?

Pinyin code: dcjs

Synonym:? If you rush into it, you will lose a lot.

Antonym:? Play hard to get, draw the snake out of the hole

Usage: as predicate, attribute and object; Mostly used in negative sentences

English: act rashly and be alert to the enemy.

Story: In the Southern Tang Dynasty, Wang Lu, the governor of Dangtu County, was greedy for money and bent the law. His subordinates followed his example and extorted people's paste. One day, people signed a letter accusing the county magistrate of corruption and bribery. Wang Lu was worried that things would be too big, so he suppressed the case and wrote in the complaint: "Although you mowed the grass, I was already surprised."

2. Idiom: Courage without strategy

Pinyin: yǒu yǒng wú móu

Explanation: Only courage, no stratagem. Refers to doing things or fighting only by pounding and rushing, lacking planning and strategy.

Source: On the Benefits of the Two Rivers and the West of Huai River: (Wang) Wu Jun is a model with courage and no plan. "

For example, Bi Fengyong is brave and foolhardy, extremely greedy for wine and lust, and shows no mercy to his subordinates. ★ Chen's "Water Margin" for the fifth time?

Pinyin code: yywm

Synonym:? Men's courage, violent tiger, windy river

Antonym:? Have courage, great wisdom and courage, both wisdom and courage

Two-part allegorical saying: Lu Bu is a spear.

Riddles: As the saying goes, Zhang Fei

Usage: as predicate and attribute; Refers to recklessness.

English: courageous but lacking in strategy.

3. Idiom: Tiger and River.

Pinyin: h τ flat black

Commentary: violent tiger: playing tiger with empty hands; Feng He: Wade across the river. Metaphor is foolhardy and reckless.

Source: "The Book of Songs Xiaoya Xiaoyu": "Dare not violently tiger, dare not phoenix crane; People know one thing and nothing else. " "The Analects of Confucius": "The tiger dies without regret, and I will not go with it."

For example, how could Confucius in Zhang Can be willing to beg for fish from wood? Does Lu Zhailang dare to be violent? ★ Yuan Guan Hanqing's "Lu Zhai Lang" is the fourth discount?

Pinyin code: bhph

Synonym:? Act rashly and foolishly.

Antonym:? Courage and foresight, prudence and foresight

Usage: as predicate, attribute and clause; Metaphor is foolhardy.

English: reckless physical courage

Story: During the Spring and Autumn Period, Confucius went out to give lectures, and Luz approached Confucius with a sword. Confucius wanted to take him as an apprentice. Lutz said he was like an arrow and didn't need to study. Confucius said that reading can make people brave and resourceful. Lutz worshipped Confucius as his teacher. He asked himself who he was willing to cooperate with when commanding the three armed forces. Confucius said that he didn't want to work with those foolhardy people who beat the tiger with their bare hands and crossed the river on foot.

4. Idiom: Throw an egg at a stone.

Pinyin: y ǐ lu ǐ n j ǐ sh í

Explanation: Touch the stone with an egg. Metaphor does not estimate their own strength, bring about my own destruction.

Source: Xun Zi Yi Bing: "If you are a demon, if you throw stones with eggs, it is called boiling around."

For example, Liu Yuzhou doesn't know the little place and is eager for success, just like throwing eggs at a stone. Is he invincible? ★ Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms: The 43rd time?

Pinyin code: yljs

Synonym:? Throwing stones at eggs is more than one can chew.

Usage: as predicate, attribute and object; Refers to their own strength.

English: throw an egg at a stone

Story: Mozi, a famous thinker in the Warring States period, met a fortune teller on his way to Qi State. The fortune teller said that he looked pale and should not go. Mo Zhai didn't believe him at all, saying that fortune tellers are superstitious, and superstition can't overcome the truth. Taking superstition to deny the truth is like "throwing an egg at a stone", which does no harm to the truth.

5. Idiom: Don't bite off more than you can chew

Pinyin: Pinyin

Explanation: quantity: estimation. I don't measure my ability. Overestimate your own strength.

Source: "Zuo Zhuan Tibetan Gong Eleven Years": "If you don't measure virtue, you can't do it." "The Warring States Policy Qi Ce III": "Jing is very solid, Xue can't measure his strength."

For example, make a sentence: Let's say that we are all lucky to be ranked first in the palace exam, and it's not overreaching. How dare you bite off more than you can chew? ★ Back to Chapter 87 of Li Qingru's "Jing Hua Yuan"?

Pinyin code: bzll

Synonym:? Gladiators stop cars and may regret trees.

Antonym:? Inferiority, self-knowledge, ability.

Two-part allegorical saying: mantis catches cicada, yellowbird comes last-overestimate yourself and try to stop the overwhelming power.

Riddle:? The mantis arm blocks the car; Ant Yuan Huai exaggerates the country.

Usage: as predicate, attribute and adverbial; Describe overestimating yourself

English: Overestimate your strength or yourself.

Story: During the Spring and Autumn Period, weak countries launched a war from Zheng and were defeated. Analysts believe that the country with interests beyond personal ability is about to be destroyed because he does not consider his own virtue, does not correctly analyze the strength of the enemy and himself, can not distinguish between friends and enemies, and does not unite with neighboring countries. As a result, the country of interest was soon destroyed by Chu.