A lame idiom

1, headless fly: a metaphor for people who run amok.

2. Blind people ride blind horses: Blind people ride blind horses. It is very dangerous to describe trespassing.

3, a long way to go: refers to the heavy load and the distance that can be reached. After metaphor ambitious, can break a new world, make a big career.

4. Long-term commitment: refers to the distance that can be achieved with heavy load. The latter metaphor is ambitious and can open up new prospects and achieve great achievements.

5, seven songs and eight feet: describe panic and chaos.

6, handing the soup: just move your hand and the soup will turn over. I get into trouble easily.

7. Difficulties and obstacles: experience; Footwear: trampling. Get involved in danger and experience obstacles. Describe the difficulties experienced.

8. Chong Zhou hits the government: Chong: Go straight. State and government: In the old days, the names of administrative divisions above the county level generally referred to big cities and places.

9. Running here and there: describes running here and there without a fixed goal.

10, wandering around: just wandering around.

1 1, have fun: good: like it, like it. Love to make trouble, easy to make trouble

12. Burst conflict: burst: water breaks through the dike; Risk: beating; Conflict: rush and rush. Describe a dangerous disaster.

13, charlatan: refers to people who make a living by selling fake drugs and fortune telling. And a swindler.

14, pigs sent: send: save; H: wild boar. Other people's leftover boars. It's a metaphor for a promiscuous man breaking into someone's house.

15, going north and going north: rambling about where to go, still talking about going north and south.

Make sentences:

1. They have parted ways and started their own businesses.

I can't let you wander around.

3, tell you that if you don't listen, you will be in trouble, you are dumbfounded!

Everyone was in a meeting when he rushed in.

He was in trouble, trembling all over and didn't know what to do.

When my son was in trouble, Uncle Li flew into a rage.

He flew into a rage when he heard that his son was in trouble outside again.

8. Only by persisting in reform and making bold attempts can we blaze a new trail.

9. I have experienced all kinds of difficulties and obstacles. I am afraid of this difficulty.

10, empty-handed, he went overseas to start a business alone.

1 1. If he could listen to everyone's advice, he wouldn't be in big trouble.

12, if you want to achieve something, you need a spirit of courage and fearlessness.

13, instead of waiting for death, it is better to fight to the death and maybe find a way out.

14. After many hardships, he finally achieved something with his bare hands.

15. Even if there is a tight encirclement in the way, you should bite your teeth and rush in to survive.