Find a bone in an egg.

Lead: It is a metaphor for deliberately finding fault. The following is the relevant information of two-part allegorical sayings that I have carefully arranged for you. Welcome to read!

Find fault in an egg-make something out of nothing/make trouble/deliberately find fault.

Xie Houyu explained:

Athena Chu of Tu.

Classified idioms

Explain the metaphor and deliberately find fault.

Synonyms are picky, because small things lose big things.

Occasions often appear in retaliation and bullying others.

There is also a saying that "find bones in eggs". People who say this are always angry, which means there are no bones in eggs at all. What do you choose?

As the saying goes:

In Song Dynasty, Cangzhou county magistrate had a precious son named Chen Wang. Because I was spoiled from childhood, I didn't study well all day and did bad things everywhere. He believes that his father is a county grandfather and no one dares to bully him. He steals chickens and dogs every day and dallies with civilian women.

Every night, as long as no one buys him a drink, Wang Chen feels itchy. He took several people to a big restaurant for a big meal. Not only did he not give money after the meal, but the shopkeeper had to put in a good word with him with a smile on his face, or he would be unlucky the next day.

This year, Suzhou people opened a small restaurant in the street. Because the food is particularly delicious, everyone soon knows that many people come here to eat.

It's a pity that Wang Chen also heard about it. It happened that no one invited him to drink on this day, so he took some bad friends to a small restaurant for dinner.

The owner of the small restaurant warmly entertained them, and the food here was really delicious. After dinner, Wang Chen stood up and decided, but the host didn't know who he was, so he came to collect money with a smile.

Wang Chen stared, but in front of so many people, she couldn't say anything, so she had to pay for the meal with money.

The next day, Tianchen came again. This time, he came to make trouble: "Hum, in this place of Cangzhou, no one dares to ask me for food. I must make him look good. "

So, as soon as he entered the restaurant, he looked around at Weng and touched the scorpion for dust. Clean or not. After serving, he is very picky about the rules of the food and always wants to find fault. However, there is really no problem with the food in this family. The food is almost finished, and Wang Chen hasn't found out the fault of the shopkeeper, so he is even more annoyed.

Suddenly, Chen Wang patted the table and shouted, "Boss, why is there a bone in this tiger egg?"

The shopkeeper smiled and said, "My Lord, you must be confused. How can there be bones in eggs? " ? I wonder if you are drunk. "

Wang Chen took the opportunity to curse: "Bastard! Don't you dare to deny it, call me. "

The poor shopkeeper was beaten black and blue, and they smashed the small restaurant. Everyone around us knew what Wang Chen was capable of, and they were very angry, but they were afraid to say anything.

In fact, how can there be bones in eggs? Obviously, Wang Chen is looking for an excuse for revenge.

Two-part allegorical saying about eggs:

Scattered yellow eggs-they stink from the outside.

Holding an egg in both hands-as sure as a gun.

Mosquitoes bite eggs-there is no hole to enter.

Long worms eat eggs-speak hesitatingly

Eggs hit rocks-overreaching/suicide

A dead duck is happier than an empty egg.

Nail the egg on the wall-calm down (nail the egg)

Take an egg and walk on the ice-be careful.

A pot of scrambled eggs with tobacco-what kind of guests did you invite?

Scrambled Eggs with Pumpkin-Picking bones from eggs of the same color-Making something out of nothing/deliberately finding fault (fault)

The sparrow's belly is old-fashioned-you can't see far without eating more.

The old woman counted the eggs one by one.

Rotten eggs-not if you don't pour them out.

Eggs walk-fuck off

Eggs and watermelons-can't stand beating.