[Interpretation] Rely on: Rely on. Metaphor bad people rely on powerful people; Do evil; Bullying others.
[Quotations] Li Mingxian's "Sword" fifth: "Why is he afraid of you? He is afraid that I am a dog hitting people. "
[near meaning] Smith.
[Usage] Used as a derogatory term. Swearing words; Common in spoken language. Often used to condemn or expose a dog's leg. Generally used as predicate, attribute and adverbial.
Subject-predicate type
[Discrimination] ~ It is different from Smith: ~ It has a strong derogatory color; Mostly used in spoken language; "Smith" comes from ancient books; More elegant; Mostly used in written language.
[Example] Don't bully people!
2. Four-word idioms love to guess a pig every day, and each one is penniless.
Hello, I'm good.
Which means I can't pull out a hair. Yang Zhu's extreme egoism. After describing people as very stingy and selfish.
Source: "Mencius with all my heart": "Andy took it from me and pulled out a dime to benefit the world, not for its use."
Structural subject-predicate form.
Usage is used as a derogatory term. Generally used as predicate and attribute.
Straight hair; It can't be pronounced "m m m o".
Distinguish and draw; Can't write "dial"
Synonyms are haggle over every ounce, haggle over every ounce, and love money like life.
Antonyms spend money like water.
Discrimination and "love money like life" are both described as extremely stingy; "Love money like life" means "extremely greedy"; ~ no; ~ means "selfish". "Love money like life" No.
For example, The Scholars describes a miser. Before he died, he held out two fingers; Someone needs to subtract one of the two wicks from the oil lamp.
3. Look at the pictures and guess the answers and pictures of four-character idioms. Fish and pearls are mixed, dripping water wears away the stone, looking in all directions, referring to a deer as a horse, an absolute monarch, looking at ten lines at a glance, as timid as a mouse, pretending to be a tiger, sinking fish and falling geese, spinning around, hibiscus coming out of the water, watching flowers in the fog, standing still, snakes and scorpions in one color, water and sky in one color, and exporting as a chapter.
Impersonate pearls with fisheyes.
Many businessmen want to cheat unsuspecting customers with counterfeit goods.
I saw the master go to the front of the painting and have a look. He said, "This is a fake painting with an artificial eye! 」
We must resist counterfeit goods, and we must never allow the sham as the genuine and infringe on intellectual property rights.
Drip wears away the stone-persistence is success.
He worked hard for several years and finally finished this masterpiece.
He believes that falling in love requires a lot of effort, and it will naturally have results after grinding for a long time.
Although we are not strong now, we will always succeed as long as we persist in our efforts.
look in every direction
Listen carefully in class, don't look around and whisper.
Xiao Ming usually doesn't pay attention to lectures. He always looks around, but when it comes to the exam, he can't do anything but sit there and look around.
My mother told me a story and I looked around. My mother was angry and asked me what I said, but I couldn't answer.
4. Look at the picture and guess the four-character animal idiom eagle strikes the sky.
Competing with each other,
Birds fly to the phoenix,
Call a deer a horse,
Drink poison to quench thirst,
Rows and rows,
Looking for fish at the edge of the forest,
Into the sky,
Pengcheng Wan Li,
Scared,
Fishing after exhaustion,
A blockbuster,
Chasing fame and fame,
Fight for the central plains,
And feng,
Sinking fish and falling geese,
A frightened bird,
Notorious,
Clear water means no fish.
Kill two birds with one stone,
A cat and a dog,
Crane pagoda,
Protrude the encirclement,
Dry and lonely,
Stand out from the crowd,
Stupid birds fly first,
Outline,
Carp yue longmen,
a land of milk and honey
5. What are the four idioms with the word "pig"? 1. Slang for gambling in the pig slave drive.
2. One pig in Yi Long and one pig in Yilong. Metaphor is that two people appear at the same time, and the height difference is great.
3. Pigs are not as good as dogs, which is a metaphor for despicable and insidious people.
4. Zhu Yong: Wild boar. Refers to a person who rushes forward desperately and is not afraid of death (including derogatory meaning).
5. Mud pigs and dogs are compared to humble or vulgar people.
6. Mud pigs and dogs are metaphors for humble or vulgar people. Just like "mud pig dog".
7. Mud pigs and tile dogs are metaphors of humble or vulgar people. Just like "mud pig dog".
8. It is better to scold a dog than a pig. Also known as "pointing fingers and scolding dogs".
9. Friends of pigs and dogs are like lazy and idle bad friends.