Idiom looking at a big mirror chicken?

(1) magnifying glass, the head of a dog's head, magnifying glass, fist is what idiom?

Wish you good luck and great prosperity!

Explanation: Very auspicious and smooth. Used for divination and blessing in the old days.

Source: Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the 54th time: "Kongming said,' I know what I'm here for. Reading Yi in time is a good sign. "

(2) Look at the picture, chicken shadow idiom.

Pheasants take pictures

[shān jī zhào yǐng]

When Wei Wudi was hunting in Tongquetai, a pheasant paid tribute in the south. Emperor Wu wanted the pheasant to dance, but there was no way. Childe Cang Shu put the pheasant in front of a big mirror. When the pheasant saw his shadow, it jumped up until it was exhausted.

Later, he took "pheasant dancing mirror" as the code name of self-pity.

What idiom is a rooster looking in the mirror?

Pheasants take pictures

Description: Pheasants cherish feathers and often dance according to water.

Huang Songting's poem: "The pheasant version is empty and self-loving, and the lone bear has no mirror."

Example: make Yan feel resentful and regret flying away. The second rhyme chapter of Yuan Yuan Jue

Story: The clever Cao Chong has a big mirror. He puts the pheasant in front and the pheasant dances in front of the mirror.

Idiom story

When Wei Wudi was hunting in Tongquetai, a pheasant paid tribute in the south. Emperor Wu wanted it to dance, but there was no way. Childe Cang Shu put the pheasant in front of a big mirror. When the pheasant saw his shadow, it jumped up until it was exhausted.

Later, he took "pheasant dancing mirror" as the code name of self-pity.

④ Idioms about chickens.

Idioms about chickens

Cut the chicken with a knife, fight for food, beat the chicken and scold the dog, ignore the chicken and dog, curse the dog in the jar, steal the chicken crow, catch the chicken and scold the dog, recognize the chicken as a phoenix, crow the chicken, cultivate the chicken alone, kill the chicken and teach the monkey, and one person can learn from the chicken and dog to ascend to heaven, and the chicken intestines and the dog belly.

Smell the chicken dancing, warn the chicken for the morning, stand out from the crowd, crow and steal the dog, make the chicken restless, be knocked unconscious, kill the chicken to get the egg, make an example of the golden rooster, make the chicken fly and the dog jump, make the dog smell it, break the chicken, make the chicken fly, make the chicken intestines, and make the chicken and dog ascend to heaven, which is powerless and trivial.

Goose skin creeps, chickens and dogs stay behind, fighting chickens and running dogs, tastes like chicken ribs, binding chicken's strength, killing chickens to get eggs, crowing chickens, being stupefied, chickens flying dogs away, stealing rice and not eating, looking for bones in eggs, fighting chickens, gaining and losing chickens, barking dogs, rat intestines, pointing fingers and cursing dogs, domestic chickens, wild birds and sang horses. Chicken carcasses and cows follow, chickens crow and die, and wooden chickens are raised. Ru 'nan Ji Chenning is the queen of chicken mouth, the queen of cattle, not the queen of cattle, the well frog acyl chicken, the chicken neck, the chicken bone bed, Huainan chickens and dogs, stealing dogs to play tricks on chickens, marrying chickens and chasing chickens, crane bones and chicken skin, and dancing chickens and dancing chickens.

⑤ A chicken is blowing on the mountain, high and rolling, pointing to the big picture, looking at her husband's shadow and guessing idioms crazily.

Climbing high and looking far, pheasants come to take pictures, and the source of a thousand people refers to bragging.

aim for the highest?

Pronunciation: n

Interpretation: Climb high and see far. It is also a metaphor for a high ideological realm and a far-sighted vision.

Source: Lu Chunqiu Shun Shuo: "It's convenient to look at the sky without adding disease." Xunzi's exhortation to learn: "I taste its height and look forward to it." It is better to look at it from a height. "

Example: ~, everyone feels sorry for his old country; Caressing the injured scene, tears of poverty were shed everywhere. Jacky Guangzu's "RoyceWong Climbing the Building"

Pheasants take pictures

Description: Pheasants cherish feathers and often dance according to water.

Song and Huang Tingjian's poem: "Love yourself in the mirror, and don't be a couple in the mirror."

Example: make Yan feel resentful and regret flying away. The second rhyme chapter of Yuan Yuan Jue

Story: The clever Cao Chong has a big mirror. He puts the pheasant in front and the pheasant dances in front of the mirror.

Confronted with censure-condemned by the public.

in a thousand and one ways

Be blamed by everyone. Describe offending public anger.

Biography of Wang Han: "Thousands of people pointed out that they died without illness."

~, it can be overturned. Zhang's Proposal for Joint Provincial Autonomy

boast

Dachudley

Many instruments are played at the same time. Metaphor hype.

Master Wang Yuan's "Li Chuntang" has a fourth discount: "Give you two hundred gold and a hundred bottles of fragrant wine, and make great achievements in Li Chuntang to celebrate your happiness."

Xu Fang wants to go forward, but he can only hear it on the mountain. Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms: The Fortieth Return

6. A person looks at a chicken with a magnifying glass and guesses an idiom.

Enthusiastic netizens speak: picky at a glance.

Spelling: chu and má o qi ú c and

Interpretation: seeking specialization: seeking. Disadvantages: shortcomings, minor shortcomings. Blow off the hair on the skin and look for scars inside. Metaphor deliberately find fault, find mistakes.

What's the matter? Everything is done by Han Feizi. I don't want to criticize, but I don't want to know without washing the dirt.

Example: Some people like to find fault and make a fuss about a little shortcoming in their work.

⑦ There are idioms about chickens. Look at the pictures and guess the idioms.

Idioms related to chickens:

1, Golden Rooster Independence [jρn jρdúLi] refers to a martial arts posture of standing on one leg. Post-specialization also means standing on one foot.

2. Acyl chicken in the urn [wèng lǐxρ belongs to jρ] is a metaphor for people with narrow knowledge.

3. Cut the chicken with an ox knife [niú dāo gē jī] Kill a chicken with an ox knife. Metaphor is overqualified.

4. Sang Ma [j ξ qun sā ng má] described the quiet life in the countryside.

5. Golden Rooster News [jρnρnρXiρoρ] Golden Rooster: In ancient times, when amnesties were held, a ceremony was held, that is, a long pole was erected to erect a golden rooster, and then criminals were concentrated and drummed to read the pardon order. Refers to the news of the emperor's pardon.

6. The chickens and dogs are restless [jρquǐnBǐníng] Ning: Peace. Describe harassment, even making chickens and dogs restless.

7. Gains and losses of chickens and insects [jρchóng déshρ] Gains and losses are like chickens pecking at insects, and people bind chickens. Small gains and losses don't matter.

8. [j and qu m n xi ā ng wé n] means densely populated.

9. it tastes like chicken ribs [wèI rújρlèI] chicken ribs: chicken ribs, without meat, are metaphors of things that are meaningless but reluctant to give up. It's a pity not to do things, but it doesn't do much good.

10, Huainan Chicken and Dog [huá i ná n j and qu ǐ n] Huainan King Chicken and Dog. Metaphor refers to people who rely on others to gain power.

A chicken and a magnifying glass play an idiom.

Language: critical, clear at a glance.

Spelling: chu and má o qi ú c and

Interpretation: seeking: seeking. Disadvantages: shortcomings, minor shortcomings. Blow off the hair on the skin and look for scars inside. Metaphor deliberately find fault, find mistakes.

What's the matter? Everything is done by Han Feizi. I don't want to criticize, but I don't want to know without washing the dirt.

Example: Some people like to find fault and make a fuss about a little shortcoming in their work.

Pet-name ruby chicken thousand blows mountains climb high, roll your fingers, watch your husband's shadow guess idioms.

Looking at the distance, the pheasant looked at the shadow, blamed and boasted.

aim for the highest?

Pronunciation: n

Interpretation: Climb high and see far. It is also a metaphor for a high ideological realm and a far-sighted vision.

Source: Lu Chunqiu Shun Shuo: "It's convenient to look at the sky without adding disease." Xunzi's exhortation to learn: "I taste its height and look forward to it." It is better to look at it from a height. "

Example: ~, everyone feels sorry for his old country; Caressing the injured scene, tears of poverty were shed everywhere. Jacky Guangzu's "RoyceWong Climbing the Building"

Pheasants take pictures

Description: Pheasants cherish feathers and often dance according to water.

Song and Huang Tingjian's poem: "Love yourself in the mirror, and don't be a couple in the mirror."

Example: make Yan feel resentful and regret flying away. The second rhyme chapter of Yuan Yuan Jue

Story: The clever Cao Chong has a big mirror. He puts the pheasant in front and the pheasant dances in front of the mirror.

Confronted with censure-condemned by the public.

in a thousand and one ways

Be blamed by everyone. Describe offending public anger.

Biography of Wang Han: "Thousands of people pointed out that they died without illness."

~, it can be overturned. Zhang's Proposal for Joint Provincial Autonomy

boast

Dachudley

Many instruments are played at the same time. Metaphor hype.

Master Wang Yuan's "Li Chuntang" has a fourth discount: "Give you two hundred gold and a hundred bottles of fragrant wine, and make great achievements in Li Chuntang to celebrate your happiness."

Xu Fang wants to go forward, but he can only hear it on the mountain. Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms: The Fortieth Return