Divination idioms

All idioms containing the word "no" and their explanations;

Prophet-divination, divination, ancient people burned tortoise shells and looked at the cracks that burned out to speculate on good or bad luck in the future. You can know in advance without divination. Describe foresight.

Neighborhood is to choose neighbors when looking for a house.

Ask God for divination-superstitious people will ask ghosts and gods for help when they encounter problems, or rely on divination to solve them.

Good luck is uncertain-good luck: good luck, extended to misfortune, success or failure; Divination, extended to prediction. Whether this is a blessing or a curse, success or failure, is unpredictable.

Move from day to night-meaning day and night.

Holding millet out of divination-later used to refer to praying for the blessing of the gods and giving bad luck.

() () Life and death are uncertain-the result of life and death is still difficult to determine.

A radish is a pit-a metaphor for a person with a position and no redundancy. It also describes doing things practically.

Life and death are uncertain-b: guess, estimate. Whether it is life or death, it is unpredictable.

Day and night-divination. Describe a feast day and night.

Divination day and night-divination. Describe a feast day and night.

Pull out the radish and the ground will be wider-a metaphor for removing the eyesore for convenience. It is also a metaphor for crowding out others in order to expand the territory.