Drooling idiom

Idiom: covet your fingers

Pinyin: r m n zh ǐ chu í xi.

Explanation: described as eager to snatch, very greedy. Drooling, drooling.

Idioms and their stories

Source: Lu Song Zuqian's "Donglai Boyi" Volume III: "The noble is invincible, the rich is unparalleled, and there are countless drowns."

For example, making sentences: people who are sick and good people are all holding hands at both ends, watching and waiting, all coveting artifacts and getting their hands on them. ★ Hao Jingchuan in Yuan Dynasty

Discrimination of words

Usage: as predicate and attribute; Used to be human.