What idioms describe "not knowing"?

Water under the bridge, regret tree, overreaching, overreaching, throwing eggs at stones, throwing eggs at stones, wishful thinking, the toad wants to eat swan meat, aiming high, aiming high, aiming high and aiming low.

1. Idiom: Overbite.

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:? The gladiator blocked the car and shook the tree.

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 own strength or overestimate 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.

2. Idiom: Shake the tree.

Pinyin: pífúhàn Shu

Explanation: ants want to shake trees. Metaphor is overreaching.

Source: Tang Hanyu's poem "Adjusting Zhang Ji": "A fly shakes a tree, which is ridiculous."

It is not easy for an ant to exaggerate the country and shake a tree. ★ "Man Jianghong and Comrade Guo Moruo" by Mao Zedong

Pinyin code: pfhs

Synonym:? Bite your teeth and use your arm as a means of transportation.

Antonym:? Do what you can.

Usage: as subject, predicate and object; bite off more than one can chew

English: An ant tried to shake a big tree.

Story: In the Tang Dynasty, shortly after the death of Li Bai and Du Fu, the works of these two poets were slandered. Han Yu was very dissatisfied with this, so he wrote a poem to his friend "Tiao Zhang Ji": "Du Li's article is full of glory and I don't know the fools. It's ridiculous to use it to slander shaking trees. " Get Zhang Ji's approval

3. Idiom: Use the arm of a gladiator as a car.

Pinyin: Tang

Explanation: When: Stop. Mantis raised his forelimbs and tried to stop the car from moving forward. It is a metaphor for doing what strength can't do, and it is bound to fail.

Source: "Zhuangzi on Earth": "You don't know that you are a mantis, and you are angry that your arm is a rut. You don't know that you are incompetent."

For example, who knows that although the stomach is not profound, it is neither humble nor humble, and there is no one around, but it is everywhere on the face. It can be said that "mantis arm is a car and self-sufficient." ★ The eighteenth time of Li Qingru's "Mirror Flower Edge"?

Pinyin code: tbdc

Synonym:? Bite your teeth, Mount Tai presses the egg.

Antonym:? Do what you can.

Lantern riddle: the bravest act

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

English: think highly of yourself, just like mantis trying to stop charity?

Story: During the Spring and Autumn Period, Wei Linggong asked Yan He, a sage of Lu, to be the teacher of his eldest son. Deng is a cruel and unruly person who doesn't listen to Yan He's teaching at all. Yan He went to consult Dr. Qi Apollo. Chi Apollo told him not to indulge him too much and not to offend him, otherwise he would be shattered like a gladiator.

4. Idiom: More than one can chew.

Pinyin: z büLiàng lü

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

Source: "The Warring States Policy Qi Ce III": "Jing is very solid, Xue can't measure his strength."

For example, making sentences: for example, we all got the first place in the palace exam by luck, but we are not really talented and knowledgeable. How dare we bite off more than we can chew? ★ Chapter eighty-seven "Mirror Flower Edge"?

Pinyin code: zbll

Synonym: Mayflies regret trees, and gladiators use their arms as vehicles and throw stones with eggs.

Antonym:? Do what you can, do what you can, and know yourself.

Two-part allegorical saying: throw stones with eggs; Ducks pull carts; A mantis trying to stop the cart from moving forward-overestimating itself and trying to stop the overwhelming power.

Riddle: flies blow their horns.

Usage: as predicate and object; Without self-knowledge

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.

5. 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? ★ 43rd Romance of the Three Kingdoms in Guanzhong, Ming Luo

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.

6. Idiom: Throw an egg at a stone

Pinyin: y ǐ lu ǐ n tó u shí

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." "Mozi returns to righteousness": "If you don't say anything, you will still throw stones with eggs. The eggs in the world are still there, and their stones can't be destroyed."

For example, making a sentence: It's like throwing an egg at a stone and shaking a tree, but it doesn't come from Zhong Er. ★ Liang Qing Qichao's Constitutional Proposal

Pinyin code: ylts

Synonym:? Overcapacity, futility and self-destruction

Antonym:? effective

Usage: as predicate, attribute and object; Refers to self-destruction

L 1: Like an egg hitting 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 eggs at stones", which does no harm to the truth.

7. Idiom: wishful thinking

Pinyin: chθxθn wàng Xi mθng

Interpretation: infatuation: obsessed with someone or something; Delusion: an absurd plan. Thinking about the impossible. It also refers to stupid and absurd ideas.

Source: Ming Luo Guanzhong's "The Legend of Pingyao" The fifth time: "Who knows that the road is wishful thinking and the soul is overturned. It is obvious that the toad wants to eat swan meat. "

For example, making sentences: most people don't expect or care; I always feel sad when I have hope. ★ Feng Ming magnum's ancient and modern novels Jiang Xingge and Zhushan meet again?

Pinyin code: cxwx

Synonym:? Imagination, idiot, fantasy

Antonym: to the point

Two-part allegorical saying: A bug swallowed an elephant; Toads swallow the moon.

Lantern riddle: Xiantao, dream of eating

Usage: as predicate, subject and object; Of thinking.

English: wishful thinking

8. Idiom: Toad wants to eat swan meat.

Pinyin: là i há maxi m: ng ch and ti ā né rê u

Explanation: It is a metaphor for a person who has no self-knowledge and is bent on finding the impossible.

Source: Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions, the eleventh time: "Pinger said that' the toad wants to eat swan meat', and the ungrateful bastard killed him!"

For example, my brother is only five or six feet from the ground. This tree is too high to reach. How can I choose him? This is' Toad wants to eat swan meat'. ★ The ninth time of Li Qingru's "Mirror Flower Edge".

Pinyin code: lhmr

Synonym:? Overcapacity, wishful thinking

Antonym:? Do what you can.

Usage: as object and attribute; Refers to wishful thinking

English: Begging for the Moon

9. Idiom: Aim high.

Pinyin: n

Explanation: good: like it; Raccoon: Pursuit. Metaphor is an unrealistic pursuit of lofty and far-reaching goals.

Source: "The History of the Song Dynasty, the Biography of Taoism and Cheng Hao": "Sick people are tired of being humble and ambitious, and they have achieved nothing."

For example, making sentences: However, the mentality of aiming too high and taking shortcuts often makes people unable to understand this most common truth. ★ Qin Mu's "Drawing Eggs"?

Pinyin code: hgwy

Synonym:? Be eager for success and quick success.

Antonym:? Seek truth from facts and be down-to-earth

Two-part allegorical saying: Climb Mount Tai to ascend to heaven.

Riddle:? Toad wants to eat swan meat.

Usage: as predicate, object and adverbial; It is unrealistic to refer to people.

English: the goal is too high

10. Idiom: aim high, but be sparse.

Pinyin: zhida cáI sh

Explanation: Sparse: Sparse, weak. A person who is ambitious but not talented enough.

Source: "The Biography of Kong Rong in the Later Han Dynasty": "Blend its spirit and aim at hardship, not for success, but for broadmindedness."

For example, this man exaggerates, but he is ambitious.

Pinyin code: zdcs

Synonym:? There's nothing you can do about it.

Antonym:? Smart, capable and capable.

Two-part allegorical saying: Wrap a garlic in a piece of paper.

Lantern riddle: dreamer

Usage: as predicate and attribute; Refers to a visionary.

English: Tie your carriage to a star?

Story: During the Eastern Han Dynasty, Kong Rong tried his best to safeguard the interests of Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty and satirized Cao Cao's policies. In order to save food, Cao Cao banned alcohol, and Kong Rong wrote articles boasting about the benefits of drinking. He criticized Cao Cao in front of the Soochow emissary and was beheaded by Cao Cao. Later generations commented that he was a man with great ambitions but few talents and could not achieve great things.

1 1. Idiom: aim high but have a low heart.

Pinyin: y m n g ā o sh ǒ u d: and

Description: The eyesight is too high and the skill is too low. Refers to high standards (even unrealistic), but in fact you can't do it yourself.

Source: Chen Qing Que's Book with Wu Zhongmu: "Like Cao Cao's family, they always study hard and have a rest, but don't pay attention to writing. Finally, he is talented and rarely does as the Romans do. "

For example, making a sentence: this is called "the eye is superior and the eye is inferior", but the ambition is great and the talent is sparse, and there is no result. ★ Mao Zedong's "Opposing Stereotyped Party Writing"

Pinyin code: ygsd

Synonym:? Ambition is great, talent is sparse, overreaching, and ambition is high.

Antonym:? Seek truth from facts and do what you can.

Two-part allegorical saying: the elephant catches the phoenix; Look up at the sky and touch the earth.

Riddle:? Out of reach-out of reach

Usage: as predicate, object and attribute; Refers to a person's poor hands-on ability

English: Be fashionable, but be competitive.