Idioms or words about mice (at least five)

The mouse crossed the street-everyone was shouting.

The mouse saw the cat-the bones were soft.

The mouse pulls the shovel-the big head is behind.

Rats eat cats-a strange thing

A hunted mouse-it drills whenever it sees a hole.

Mouse out of the hole-look around.

You can't hit a mouse, but you can't break a pot-if you are trapped, you will lose a lot.

Kill the mouse and feed it to the cat-provoke one, good one (metaphor for offending one, achieving one)

Kangaroo's Skill-Jumping

The vole runs south of the Yangtze River-he walks more and sees less.

The mice in the bellows-all suffer indignities.

The mouse in the antique shop-untouchable

A mouse is trapped in a trap-it is not far from death.

The mouse in the monk temple-listening to many classics

Catch mice in the dark-you can't find holes.

Red-eyed mouse oil pan-eat inside and pick outside

The flower cat has a gray rat crooked species.

The mouse picks up the excrement basin-helping the dog.

This mouse has a sore on its back-it's not big.

Mice eat cat rice-secretly dry it.

The mouse is swinging in the middle-fighting

The mouse fell into the vinegar jar-it smelled sour.

The mouse fell into the cesspit-the more noise it made, the worse it got.

The mouse showed the elephant the way-it became narrower and narrower.

The mouse sent a New Year greeting to the cat-all the people present.

Rat tube warehouse-the more tubes, the brighter.

A mouse married a girl-a little fight.

The mouse saw the cat. It was quiet.

Rats enter the bellows-both ends suffer indignities.

The mouse went into the coffin-bite it.

The mouse went into the cat's nest-a free gift

The mouse went into the study-talking like a book.

Mice eat melon seeds-Qiaozui Zhang

The mouse is biting the ball-it's really annoying.

Rats can't keep food overnight-it's so delicious.

Rats climb the horizontal bar-they like to go to extremes.

The mouse climbed up the censer-it touched a rebuff.

Mouse meets cat-dare not think (loudly)

A mouse rides on a cat-how dare you?

The mouse marries a wife.

The mouse sleeps in the cat's nest-it brings a bite of meat (metaphor: you can get unexpected gains without blowing off dust)

The mouse shaved the cat-trying to please it.

The mouse jumped on the piano-nonsense (playing)

Mice and cats sleep together-practice courage

The mouse stole the weight-upside down (stealing iron)

The mouse dragged the shovel-the big head was behind.

All the food in the mouse's nest was stolen.

Rats are full of three fights and six fights-full of evil

The mouse bites the cat-lawlessness

Rats looking for cannons-bluffing in their nests

Rats drill bellows-both ends suffer from gas. Still do not please at both ends)

The mouse got into the corner-it became tighter and tighter (figuratively speaking, it became less rich)

The mouse got into the pile-dying.

The mouse got into this pile of books-talking like a book.

The mouse drills the oil pan-something goes in and nothing comes out.

Keeping mice in the granary is harmful and useless.

Fifteen passes of Lou Lati were stolen.

Lou mouse walks-thief head and thief brain

There is nothing better than a mouse covered in oil drilling into the fire. Or very uncomfortable)

Cats catch mice-ancestral craft

Cats catch mice, dogs watch the door-each does his own job.

The cat quietly guarded the mouse hole.

Cats playing with mice-coaxing to play.

Cats catch mice-on their own.

Cats catch mice and dogs watch the door-this is my duty.

A cat burrows into a mouse hole-you can't get through it.

The mouse in the cat's mouth-there is nothing left.

The mouse in the cat's mouth can't run away.

Rats in the granary-don't worry about not eating.

A mouse trapped in a wooden trap-both ends are squeezed.

Burn down the house to get rid of the mice-it doesn't count.

Snakes swallow mice, eagles catch snakes-everything has its vanquisher.

Squirrel in the tree-jump up and down

Suzhou mice stole food when they walked through Hangzhou-they lost weight when they walked.

Squirrel in cage-captured alive

The little mouse got into the kettle-he went to the lake (kettle) to enjoy the scenery.

A hundred mice bit the cat-none dared to bite.

The rat in the gutter-too smart to sneak in.

This is a lark and a kangaroo-it can sing and jump.

The mouse is popular in the field of knowledge and understanding (figuratively speaking, fat welcome)

It belongs to mice-can you eat it or not?

A hunted mouse-it drills whenever it sees a hole.

Mouse out of the hole-look around.

You can't hit a mouse, but you can't break a pot-if you are trapped, you will lose a lot.

Kill the mouse and feed it to the cat-provoke one, good one (metaphor for offending one, achieving one)

Kangaroo's Skill-Jumping

The vole runs south of the Yangtze River-he walks more and sees less.

The mice in the bellows-all suffer indignities.

The mouse in the antique shop-untouchable

A mouse is trapped in a trap-it is not far from death.

The mouse in the monk temple-listening to many classics

Catch mice in the dark-you can't find holes.

Red-eyed mouse oil pan-eat inside and pick outside

The flower cat has a gray rat crooked species.

Weasels worship lonely raccoons-one is worse than the other.

Weasels eat chicken feathers-they can't fill their stomachs.

The weasel is twitching-it's howling all over.

The weasel bites the sick duck alone-the bad luck is getting worse.

The weasel blocked the car-it went too far.

Weasel's fatness-you can't fart well (figuratively speaking, you can't say a good word)

The backbone of the weasel-wimp

Weasel's temper-stealing chickens and eggs

Weasel Mourning-What Garlic

The weasel crouched in the henhouse-speculation (stealing chickens)

The weasel pays New Year greetings to chickens-unkind.

The weasel and the chicken are old cousins-not good relatives (figuratively speaking, hostile)

It's hard to predict between weasels-more luck (less chickens)

The weasel sees the chicken-its eyes are greedy.

The weasel looks at the chicken-up to no good.

The weasel looks at the chicken-it gets thinner and thinner.

The weasel pulls the chicken-if it goes, it will never come back (metaphor: if it goes, it will never come back)

The weasel is standing on the chicken coop-not you, but you.

The weasel scolds the fox-it's all bad goods.

Weasel feed-play it by ear (chicken)

Weasels steal chickens-that's what they do.

Weasels give birth to children-a nest is not as good as a nest.

The weasel bit the sick duck all over.

The weasel grinds-a donkey with big ears

Weasels dig ditches-each goes his own way

Weasels drill chimneys-the deeper they drill, the darker they get. Or ugly)

Chicken escaped from the weasel's mouth-good luck.

A chicken pays a New Year call to the weasel-a trap (metaphorically praying for bad luck)

The mouse is between the mortar beak and fangs.

Mouse dragging pumpkin-what should I do?

Mortar rats leave their relatives-soil comes to soil.

Pour boiling water on the mouse-skin you even if you don't die (for example, the consequences are very serious)

The old cat is guarding the mouse hole-crouching and watching.

Old hen and weasel make friends-no good end [you are browsing the article provided by Lao Xiaobai online]

The mouse picks up the excrement basin-helping the dog.

This mouse has a sore on its back-it's not big.

Mice eat cat rice-secretly dry it.

The mouse is swinging in the middle-fighting

The mouse fell into the vinegar jar-it smelled sour.

The mouse fell into the cesspit-the more noise it made, the worse it got.

The mouse showed the elephant the way-it became narrower and narrower.

The mouse sent a New Year greeting to the cat-all the people present.

Rat tube warehouse-the more tubes, the brighter.

A mouse married a girl-a little fight.

The mouse saw the cat. It was quiet.

Rats enter the bellows-both ends suffer indignities.

The mouse went into the coffin-bite it.

The mouse went into the cat's nest-a free gift

The mouse went into the study-talking like a book.

Mice eat melon seeds-Qiaozui Zhang

The mouse is biting the ball-it's really annoying.

Rats can't keep food overnight-it's so delicious.

Rats climb the horizontal bar-they like to go to extremes.

The mouse climbed up the censer-it touched a rebuff.

Mouse meets cat-dare not think (loudly)

A mouse rides on a cat-how dare you?

The mouse marries a wife.

The mouse sleeps in the cat's nest-it brings a bite of meat (metaphor: you can get unexpected gains without blowing off dust)

The mouse shaved the cat-trying to please it.

The mouse jumped on the piano-nonsense (playing)

Mice and cats sleep together-practice courage

The mouse stole the weight-upside down (stealing iron)

The mouse dragged the shovel-the big head was behind.

All the food in the mouse's nest was stolen.

Rats are full of three fights and six fights-full of evil

The mouse bites the cat-lawlessness

Rats looking for cannons-bluffing in their nests

Rats drill bellows-both ends suffer from gas. Still do not please at both ends)

The mouse got into the corner-it became tighter and tighter (figuratively speaking, it became less rich)

The mouse got into the pile-looking for death [you are browsing the article provided by Lao Xiaobai online]

The mouse got into this pile of books-talking like a book.

The mouse drills the oil pan-something goes in and nothing comes out.

Keeping mice in the granary is harmful and useless.

Rats in the grain depot-more harm than good.

Fifteen passes of Lou Lati were stolen.

Lou mouse walks-thief head and thief brain

There is nothing better than a mouse covered in oil drilling into the fire. Or very uncomfortable)

Cats catch mice-ancestral craft

Cats catch mice, dogs watch the door-each does his own job.

The cat quietly guarded the mouse hole.

Cats playing with mice-coaxing to play.

Cats catch mice-on their own.

Cats catch mice and dogs watch the door-this is my duty.

A cat burrows into a mouse hole-you can't get through it.

The mouse in the cat's mouth-there is nothing left.

The mouse in the cat's mouth can't run away.

Rats in the granary-don't worry about not eating.

A mouse trapped in a wooden trap-both ends are squeezed.

Burn down the house to get rid of the mice-it doesn't count.

Snakes swallow mice, eagles catch snakes-everything has its vanquisher.

Squirrel in the tree-jump up and down

Suzhou mice stole food when they walked through Hangzhou-they lost weight when they walked.

Squirrel in cage-captured alive

The little mouse got into the kettle-he went to the lake (kettle) to enjoy the scenery.

A hundred mice bit the cat-none dared to bite.

The rat in the gutter-too smart to sneak in.

This is a lark and a kangaroo-it can sing and jump.

The mouse is popular in the field of knowledge and understanding (figuratively speaking, fat welcome)

It belongs to mice-can you eat it or not?

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