Iron cock, scapegoat, smiling tiger, chameleon, what else?

Frog at the bottom of the well Reservoir Dogs caged bird local strongman scapegoat swift horse iron rooster smiling tiger chameleon stands in the way, but when you know it, you get caught, you chase after the horse, fire you, silly goose, willing cow and paper tiger.

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An idiom indicating danger.

The blind man is in danger, the siege is imminent, and the eyebrows are in danger.

Crisis-ridden enemy Enemy at the Gates

Idioms to express the noble character of characters

Be honest, be honest, be honest, be fearless in times of crisis, be selfless, be aboveboard, be selfless, be brave, and honestly change money.

Be honest and clean, die in the line of duty, sacrifice yourself for others, and treat others like death.

An idiom means that there are many people and the scene is lively.

Traffic congestion, crowds, crowds, crowds.

Idioms expressing fairy tales

At the beginning of the universe, Yugong moved mountains, Cowherd and Weaver Girl Kuafu chased the sun, crossed the sea and reclaimed the sea.

Idioms in fables

It is contradictory to wait for him. It is a contradiction to wait for the boat and the rabbit. Sitting in the well and watching the sky is a matter of returning pearls. Ye Gong is a good dragon, with a false eye, but a dead sheep does not move. Vivi encourages a glass bow and snake shadow, Smith, righteous men buy shoes.

Idioms to express historical stories

Offer a humble apology (Lian Po) Three interviews with Mao Lu (Liu Bei) On paper (Zhao Kuo) (Lv Meng)

Return to Zhao in perfect condition (Lin Xiangru), look at plum to quench thirst (Cao Cao), eat wine and taste courage (Gou Jian), smell chicken and dance (Zu Ti).

Idioms refer to studying hard.

Forget all about eating and sleeping, race against time, stay up all night, dig the wall for light (Kuang Heng) You can't see the garden in Bian Wei.

The suspended beam is biting (Su Qin) and the firefly reflects snow (Che Yin)

Idiom to describe concentration.

Open your eyes, focus on the garden, focus on it.

Idioms expressing nervousness

Fear, anxiety, anxiety, nervousness

Idioms in poetry

Flowers are bright, horses are neat and colorful.

Idioms describing the ups and downs of the sea surface

Surging waves, monstrous peaks and valleys, surging waves, stormy waves

abb

Red, green, black, purple, slightly golden and shiny. Huang Chengcheng is chubby, white and red.

ABAB breaks, studies, discusses, cleans up, dresses up, and considers poor people to visit.

AABC

Polite, sparkling, natural and graceful, reluctant to go, dying and full of vitality, slowly declining, talking and dancing in an orderly way.

Unknown, famous, lovely, famous

ABCC

Aggressive, cheerful, gentle, energetic, affectionate, well-read, travel-stained.

Schadenfreude, white-haired, potbellied, fond of dreaming, steaming carefully, beaming and shining.

abac

A sea of people, no hurry, no hurry, no hurry, no hurry, no hurry, no hurry, no hurry, no hurry.

Talking to myself is exactly the same.

Three-character animal proverb

Frog at the bottom of the well Reservoir Dogs caged bird local strongman scapegoat swift horse iron rooster smiling tiger chameleon stands in the way, but when you know it, you get caught, you chase after the horse, fire you, silly goose, willing cow and paper tiger.

Three-character proverbs containing human organs

Scud snobbery, thorn in the flesh, clairvoyance, blindness, three hands, begging on both sides.

Other three-word proverbs

Umbrella baton live coffin cornucopia medicine jar retreat, take the blame, cover up a dead end stumbling block, play the piano, paste the miser.

Interesting numerical idioms

1, one+one:

Every word, every word, every sentence, every action.

Respond to every move.

One heart and one mind, one inch of time and one inch of gold. ...

2. One plus two:

Clear and white, one to two, one difference and two white, one difference and two mistakes.

Write it off, write it off, kill two birds with one stone.

3. One plus three:

Three twists and turns, three reflections in a corner, three sighs in a song, three moves at the age of one.

Time and time again, but not for one day, such as Sanqiu, one country, three fairs. ...