A four-word idiom that allows horses to disobey.

[Interpretation] Jie: violent; Ao: horses are not tamed; Tame: tame. Stubborn, fierce, not tame.

[Language] "Hanshu Xiongnu Biography": "As stubborn as it is; Anken takes loving his son as his quality? "

[pronunciation] ao; Cannot be pronounced as "á o"; Tame; You can't pronounce "xún".

[shape discrimination] Jie; You can't write "knot" or "son".

Rambling on the rampage is lawless.

[antonym] Obey the rules and obey.

[Usage] Used as a compliment; Of violence; Dare to resist; Used as a derogatory term; Multi-fingering is stubborn; Unwilling to obey. Generally used as predicate and attribute.

[Structure] Combined type.

[Example] I think Zuo Wang Xian is really ~; I must warn him.

Harsh and cruel