Foot fortune-telling knife _ foot fortune-telling

Idiom: guess hard. A knife cut off the foot.

Cut your feet and fit your shoes.

[Interpretation] Because the shoes are big; Just cut off a piece of your foot and make it fit the size of your shoes. Metaphor unreasonably accommodate or ignore the specific situation; Apply mechanically. Fit: adapt; Footwear: shoes.

[Language] "Huai Nanzi said Xun Lin": "The flesh and blood are blind; Between thieves; Father and son are in danger. If you don't raise it, it will be harmful; For example, you have to cut your feet and fit your shoes; Kill your head and you will be crowned. "

[Pronunciation] Cut; Can't pronounce "xiāo".

[Shape discrimination] Suitable; Can't write "things"

Apply, behead, and be crowned.

[antonym] Adjust measures to local conditions

[Usage] Used as a derogatory term. Generally used as predicate, object and attribute.

Linkage type.

[example]

(1) belief dogma; There is a possibility of ~.

2 do not consider their own national conditions; Copy foreign practices; ~; It is doomed to failure.

Take improper measures