1. A complete collection of four-character idioms containing snakes
Add something superfluous,
Shadow of a snake in a cup and bow,
Virtual and conceding a snake,
Bulls, ghosts, and snakes,
A dragon and a snake,
An anticlimax, a snake with a tail,
To scare a snake,
A fight with a snake,
Snake head with rat eyes,
Gray thread of grass snake,
Scare the snake into the grass,
Snake heart,
< p> Dragon and snake mixed,Buddha's mouth and snake's heart,
Dragon's head and snake's tail,
Sealed pig and long snake,
Spiritual snake's Pearls,
Spring earthworms and autumn snakes,
Three snakes and seven rats,
Dragons and snakes at the age of 10,
Birds frighten snakes, < /p>
Flying dragons and snakes,
One dragon and one snake,
The shadow of the snake in the cup,
Looking for the snake through the grass,
Snake mouth with bee sting,
Dragon and snake flying,
Snake trying to swallow elephant,
Holding a snake and riding a tiger,
Bow shadow, cup snake 2. 10 four-character idioms with snakes
Cup snake phantom is a metaphor for being suspicious and disturbing each other.
Same as "cup bow snake shadow". Cup Shadow Snake Bow is a metaphor for fear caused by suspicion.
Same as "cup bow snake shadow". The shadow of a snake in a cup is a metaphor for fear caused by suspicion.
Same as "cup bow snake shadow". There is a dragon and a snake at the bottom of the pen. It is still said that the pen is like a dragon and a snake.
Describe calligraphy as vivid and powerful. The pen moves like a dragon and a snake, describing calligraphy as vivid and powerful.
The snake shadow on the wall is like a "cup-bow snake shadow". It is used to describe people who are suspicious of ghosts and ghosts, and only disturb themselves.
Digging for snakes is a metaphor for provoking evil people and asking for trouble. Grass snake gray line is a metaphor for things leaving vague clues and signs.
A snake becomes a snake. A snake: a small snake, a venomous snake. Refers to the legacy of fostering adultery.
It is a metaphor for indulging the enemy and allowing him to become stronger. And leave behind trouble.
The long snake seals the pig. The long snake and the big pig. A metaphor for those who are greedy and violent.
Spring Snake and Autumn Earthworm The metaphor is poorly written, with crooked lines, like the traces of crawling earthworms and snakes. Spring Earthworm and Autumn Snake The metaphor is poorly written, with twists and turns, like the traces of crawling earthworms and snakes.
Strike the grass to scare the snake. Strike the grass to scare the snake in the grass. The original metaphor is to punish A and make B alert.
The latter is often used as a metaphor for being careless and making the other party wary. The snake in the grass was frightened by the grass. The snake in the grass was frightened by the grass.
The original metaphor punishes A and makes B alert. Later, it is often used as a metaphor for being careless, which makes the other party wary.
Same as "to alert the snake". Hitting the snake seven inches means that you must grasp the main points when speaking and doing things.
Dou Zhe Snake Dou Zhe: Like the arrangement of the Big Dipper, twists and turns. Curved like the Big Dipper, zigzagged like a snake.
Describes a winding road. Venomous snakes and beasts generally refer to animals that are threatening to human life.
A metaphor for those who are greedy and violent. A bird scares a snake, just like a bird flying into the forest and a frightened snake scurrying into the grass.
Describes the natural and smooth cursive writing. Feng pig and long snake Feng: big; Feng pig: big pig; Chang snake: big snake.
Greedy like a big pig, cruel like a big snake. A metaphor for a violent person and an aggressor.
Feng Xiu Xiu Snake is a metaphor for those who are greedy for violence and invaders. Same as "Sealing Pig and Changing Snake".
Buddha’s mouth, snake’s heart. Buddha’s mouth, snake’s heart. The metaphor may sound nice, but the heart is extremely vicious.
Buddha’s Heart and Shekou is a metaphor that although the words may sound pleasant, the heart is extremely vicious. The viper stings the hand, and the strong man removes the wrist. If the wrist is bitten by the viper, it is cut off immediately to prevent the venom from spreading to the whole body and endangering the life.
It means that when things come to a critical juncture, one must make a decisive decision. It is also a metaphor for sacrificing the local area and taking care of the overall situation.
Bow shadow cup snake See "bow shadow floating cup". It is still said that there is a shadow of a snake with a cup and a bow.
Describes being suspicious and disturbing oneself. The dragon and the snake were taken away.
Describe the momentum. Tiger head and snake tail The head is as big as a tiger and the tail is as thin as a snake.
The metaphor starts with a lot of momentum, but ends up with very little momentum, with a beginning and no end. Add feet to a snake When drawing a snake, add feet to the snake.
It is not only unhelpful to use a metaphor to do unnecessary things, but also inappropriate. It is also a metaphor for making up facts and making something out of nothing.
Drawing a snake with its feet is a metaphor for doing unnecessary things, which is not only unhelpful, but also inappropriate. The same as "adding superfluity to the situation".
To scare the snake into the grass describes the vigorous and lively cursive writing. Eat like a whale or a snake.
A metaphor for embezzlement and merger. The Pearl of the Spirit Snake is the Sui Pearl.
The original metaphor is a priceless treasure. Later, it is also used as a metaphor for extraordinary talents.
The metaphor of dragon, ghost and snake is strange and strange. The dragon bends and the snake stretches out, which is a metaphor for a gentleman being wronged and a villain succeeding.
Dragon and snake are flying. It is like a dragon flying and a snake swimming. It describes calligraphy as vigorous and vigorous, with strong pen power.
Flying dragons and snakes describe the vigorous and vivid calligraphy strokes. A mixture of dragon and snake is a metaphor for good people and bad people mixed together.
The dragon's head and the tail of the snake are a metaphor for a grand beginning and a decline at the end. Bull ghost and snake god. A ghost with a bull head and a god with a snake body.
The original description is fantasy and grotesque. The latter is a metaphor for all kinds of bad people in society.
A powerful dragon cannot overwhelm a local snake. It is a metaphor that a powerful person can hardly deal with local forces. People who are greedy and greedy are like snakes who want to swallow elephants.
Three snakes and seven rats are a metaphor for the many things that cause harm. A snake turns into a dragon, but its text remains unchanged. No matter how the metaphor changes in form, the essence remains the same.
Snake mouth, wasp sting, metaphor for vicious words and methods. Snake Eater, Whale Eater Snake Eater: Eat like a snake.
To swallow like a whale. It is a metaphor that the strong gradually annex the weak.
Snake head and rat eyes describe a person’s ugly appearance and evil intentions. Also known as "snake eyebrows and rat eyes".
Snakes and scorpions are heart scorpions: a poisonous insect of the spider type. Describes a vicious heart.
Snake-hearted Scorpion: A poisonous insect of the spider type. Describes a vicious heart.
Snake Heart, Buddha Mouth Buddha's mouth, snake's heart. The metaphor may sound nice, but the heart is extremely vicious.
Snake Shadow Cup Bow The bow shadow in the wine glass is regarded as a snake. It is a metaphor for being frightened and frightened due to suspicion.
The snake wants to swallow the elephant. The snake wants to swallow the elephant. A metaphor for great greed.
The pig is divided and the snake is broken, which is a metaphor for fragmentation. Sui is in the dragon and snake. Sui is the star of the year; dragon refers to Chen; snake refers to Si.
The latter refers to the end of life. Being greedy and forgetting the tail means only pursuing immediate benefits without considering the consequences.
If it is a snake, it cannot be destroyed. What if it is a snake? A snake: a small snake; a snake: not; destroy: destroy. If you don't kill the small snake, it will be difficult to deal with it when it gets bigger.
It is a metaphor that if you do not take advantage of victory to annihilate the enemy, there will be trouble later. Drawing feet for a snake is a metaphor for doing something extraneous, which is not only useless, but also harmful.
Adding enough to the snake is a metaphor for doing things that are extraneous, which is not only unhelpful, but actually harmful. Same as "painting feet for snake".
Holding a snake and riding a tiger is a metaphor for a very dangerous situation. Kneel to speak and walk like a snake.
It is said that he is in awe. Owls, snakes and ghosts are a metaphor for ugly people.
Wandering snake earthworm describes the font as coiling like a snake earthworm, making it difficult to read. Xu and Wei Snake Xu: false; Wei Snake: follow whatever you want.
Refers to being hypocritical and perfunctory in dealing with others. Raising a viper and turning it into a snake is a metaphor for indulging an enemy and allowing him to become stronger.
One dragon and one snake is a metaphor for where a person hides or comes out, or appears or hides, which changes with different situations. One year after being bitten by a snake, three years after being afraid of ropes, it is a metaphor for becoming timid and fearful after a setback.
Same as "one year of being bitten by a snake, ten years of being afraid of well ropes". Being bitten by a snake in one year and being afraid of well ropes in ten years means that after suffering a lot in something, you will be afraid of similar things in the future.
A snake with two heads is a metaphor for a sinister and vicious person. Once bitten by a snake, you will be afraid of well ropes for three years. It means that after you have suffered a lot in something, you will be afraid of similar things in the future.
The long snake formation is arranged in a long formation. Describe people or things arranged in a long line.
All before.
3. Four-character idiom, with fear, fear
"Looking forward to being afraid": Wei: fear, fear. I was afraid when I saw it.
"Fear the enemy like a tiger": Fear the enemy like a tiger.
"Regarded as a fearful road": A fearful road: a terrible road. Seen as a scary, dangerous road. It is also used as a metaphor for things that are difficult and scary.
"People's words are fearful": People's words: other people's comments, refers to rumors; fear: fear. Talking behind someone’s back or slandering someone is scary.
"Summer is Scary": It is as scary as the scorching sun in summer. It is a metaphor for being harsh and fearful.
"Fear of shadows and evil deeds": It is a metaphor for people who are stupid and ignorant.
"Afraid to retreat": Afraid to retreat and not dare to move forward.
"Wei Wei Huai De": Huai: longing. Afraid of reputation, grateful for virtue.
"Afraid of the head and tail": fear: fear, fear. I am afraid of the front, and I am afraid of the back. It is a metaphor for being timid in doing things and worrying too much.
"Fearless": fear: fear. Fear nothing. Described as very brave.
"Hold back": Afraid of retreating and not daring to move forward.
"Afterlife is to be feared": Afterlife: young people, younger generations; fear: awe. Young people are awesome. Describes that young people can surpass their predecessors.
"Worried about slander and fear of ridicule": Worry about being slandered.
"Fearless": There is no fear or scruple.
"Fearless": Fear nothing; worry about nothing.
"Afraid of the shadow and run away": a metaphor for a mediocre person disturbing himself. Also known as "fear of shadows and evil sight".
"Afraid of shadows and avoid traces": It is a metaphor for a mediocre person who disturbs himself and is ignorant of the truth.
"Covetous for Life and Fear of Death": Greedy for survival and afraid of death.
"People are not afraid of death": fear: fear. People are not afraid of death. Describes the spirit of not being afraid of death.
"Taboo soldiers and fear punishment": refers to being cautious in using troops and punishment.
"Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers": It is a metaphor for young people who have little experience in the world and dare to speak and act without fear.
"Fear of Death and Greed of Life": Fear of death and greed for survival.
"Afraid of the head and the tail": see "fear of the head and the tail".
"Fear Heaven and Compassionate People": Fear God's destiny and pity the hardships of the world.
"Fear God and Love the People": Fear God and love the people.
"Fearing Heaven and Loving the People": See "Fearing Heaven and Loving the People".
"Fearing Heaven and Knowing the Fate": It means knowing the destiny and knowing the current affairs. ,
"Fear like a tiger": Be as afraid as a tiger. Describes extreme fear.
"Be careful with your words and be careful with your actions": Be cautious in what you say and be cautious in doing things.
"Afraid of difficulties and keep quiet": Afraid of difficulties, keep quiet
"Afraid of knives and avoid arrows": It is a metaphor for retreating in the face of war. 4. What are the four-character idioms that contain the word snake?
Snake gray earthworm thread: There are corresponding clues to follow in the metaphor. Snake hair and horse horns: Snakes have hair and horses have horns. Things that cannot exist in the world.
Because it refers to those who are in name only. Snake coiled with ghosts: a metaphor for colluding with each other. Snake, coiled and earthworm knot: a metaphor for colluding with each other. Snake and bird retribution: refers to the story of a big snake holding a bright pearl and a yellow bird holding a white ring to repay kindness. When the Marquis of Sui was traveling, he saw a big snake that was injured and cut off. He sealed it with medicine. The snake was able to walk. When he was more than a year old, the snake held a bright pearl in its mouth in return. It was called the Marquis of Sui's Pearl or the Bright Moon Pearl.
See "Huainanzi·Lan Mingxun" Han Gao's Notes and Jin Qianbao's "Sou Shen Ji" Volume 20. When Yang Bao was a child, he saw a yellow bird that was attacked by an owl and fell under a tree. It was trapped by ants. Bao rescued it and raised it for more than a hundred days before it flew away. That night, a boy in yellow retaliated with four white rings and a cloud. Let his descendants be pure and white, ascend the throne to the three things, and have such a ring.
See "Book of the Later Han·Biography of Yang Zhen" and Li Xian's annotation citing "Xu Qixie Ji". Later, "snake and bird's retribution" was used as an allusion for repaying kindness. A snake comes in and a rat comes out: a metaphor for the secretive actions of snake gods and cow ghosts: a metaphor for all kinds of evil or crooked people; a metaphor for snakes eating whales and devouring them; a metaphor for the strong swallowing up the weak; a snake stings and cuts off the wrists: a metaphor for small harmful abilities. Bad things: snake head and scorpion tail: refers to the poison of snakes and scorpions.
The venom of snakes is in their teeth, and the venom of scorpion stings is in their tail stings, hence the name. It also generally refers to things that are poisonous to people. Snake heart and Buddha mouth: Snake heart and Buddha mouth.
Describes a vicious heart, kind words, and inconsistent words. Snake-like scales and hidden: metaphors for extremely cautious and concealed actions. Snake-like steps: describes timid and cautious. Snake-shadow cup bow: The shadow of the bow in the wine glass is regarded as a snake. Han Yingshao's "Customs and Strange Gods" records that Du Xuan was drinking and saw something like a snake in the cup. After drinking, he felt pain in the chest and abdomen, which could not be cured by various treatments. Later it was found that the red crossbow hanging on the wall shone on the cup, which looked like a snake. The disease will be cured immediately.
"Book of Jin·Le Guangzhuan" also has similar descriptions. Later, "snake shadow cup bow" was used to describe the fear caused by doubt: snake shadow cup bow: Han Yingshao's "Customs: Weird Gods: There are many people in the world who are frightened by strange things and hurt themselves": Du Xuan went to drink on the summer solstice and saw something like this in the wine cup. There is a snake, but I dare not not drink.
After drinking, I suffered from chest and abdominal pain, which did not heal after multiple treatments. Later, I learned that when a red crossbow on the wall shines in the cup, its shadow looks like a snake, and the illness is cured.
"Book of Jin·Yue Guangzhuan" also has similar descriptions. Later, the "cup-bowed snake shadow" was used as a metaphor to be suspicious of ghosts and disturb the cup-bowed snake shadow: Han Yingshao's "Customs: Weird Gods: There are many people in the world who are frightened by strange things and hurt themselves": "I gave my grandfather Chen an order to see you on the summer solstice. Du Xuan, the chief clerk, gave him wine.
At that time, there was a red crossbow hanging on the north wall, which was shining in the cup. The pain in the abdomen was severe and hindered the diet, so he used lei to cure all the symptoms but could not recover.
After the incident, Hou Chen went to Xuanjia to take a look and asked what had happened. He said that he was afraid of the snake and it entered his abdomen. In the middle of the day, Chen still listened to the matter and thought about it for a long time. When he saw the crossbow, it must be the case. Snake, because Xuan said: "There is nothing strange about the shadow of a crossbow on the wall." , disturbing each other with the shadow of a snake in a cup: Han Yingshao's "Customs·Strange Gods·There are many people in the world who are frightened by strange things and hurt themselves": "My grandfather Chen is the order of the emperor. On the summer solstice, I will see Du Xuan, the chief administrator, and give him wine." At that time, there was a red crossbow hanging on the north wall, which was shining in the cup. Its shape was like a snake.
Xuan was afraid of the evil, but he did not dare not to drink. The day after, he would suffer from abdominal pain and cut, which would hinder his diet and cause serious illness. Use the dew to attack Wan Duan, but it won't be cured. Hou Chen went to Xuanjia to have a look and asked about the incident. He was afraid of the snake, and the snake entered his belly. After a long time, I saw a crossbow hanging, which must be the case. Then I asked the historian to set up wine in the old place with the bell under Xu Fuchao. There was a snake in the cup, so he said: "The shadow of the crossbow on the wall is not the ear." There are other strange things.
"Xuanyi was very upset, so he was in trouble." Later, he used "cup bow snake shadow" to describe doubts and ghosts, and disturbed cup snake ghost chariot: referring to doubts and fear. Monsters that cause hallucinations.
Cup snake, the province of "cup bow snake shadow"; ghost car, the legendary nine-headed bird. Sealing pig and long snake: also known as "sealing pig and repairing snake". Big pig and snake.
It is a metaphor for the dragon and snake at the bottom of the pen of a greedy and tyrannical person: It is also a metaphor for the pen to move like a dragon and a snake, and the pen to move like a dragon and snake: It is a metaphor for the free and unrestrained writing style, and it can be used freely like the shadow of a snake on the wall: According to Han Yingshao's "Customs and Customs·Strange Gods" It was recorded: Du Xuan was drinking and saw something like a snake in the cup. After drinking, he felt pain in the chest and abdomen, which could not be cured by various treatments. Later it was found that the red crossbow hanging on the wall shone on the cup, which looked like a snake, and the disease was cured. "Book of Jin·Le Guangzhuan" also has similar descriptions.
Later, "the shadow of a snake on the wall" was used to describe someone who is suspicious and suspicious, and only disturbs oneself. Digging the grass to look for snakes: ① Metaphor of insisting on searching. ② It is a metaphor for provoking evil people and asking for trouble. The gray thread of grass snakes: It is a metaphor for things leaving vague clues and signs. Cicada sheds snake interpretation: ① Like a cicada sheds its shell, like a dragon and snake changing its skin.
It is a metaphor for liberation and entering a higher realm. ② In later Taoism, the fingers are often used to transform into immortals. A long snake turns into a snake: a metaphor for the consequences of raising an adulterer. A long snake seals a pig: a long snake and a big pig.
Metaphor for the greedy and violent person: Spring earthworm and autumn snake: Metaphor for poor calligraphy and shapeless melodies. The quote comes from the "Book of Jin·Biography of Wang Xizhi": "Defending Xiao Ziyun Wei only managed to write a book. He has no husband's spirit. He walks like a spring earthworm, and his words are like an autumn snake." To startle a snake with a straw: to punish him.
"Recent Events in the Southern Tang Dynasty" written by Zheng Wenbao of the Song Dynasty: "Wang Lu was the prime minister, and he was very concerned about his assets. The people of the meeting sued the chief clerk for bribing the county magistrate, and Lu Nai ruled: "Even if you are cutting grass, I will be frightened."
"Liyu Zheng·Straw the grass to scare the snake" quotes "Although you are cutting the grass, I will be frightened by the snake." ". Note: "If you accuse the chief registrar of being greedy and bribery, then I will be warned by the snake."
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It is later used as a metaphor for leaking secrets and alerting the other party to hit the snake seven inches: It is a metaphor for grasping the key in doing things, so that it is easier to win the fight. Snake: describes the twists and turns of roads, rivers, etc., venomous snakes and beasts: ① General Refers to an animal that is a threat to human life. ② It is a metaphor for a greedy person talking to a snake: kneeling down to talk and walking on the ground.
It is a metaphor for the snake's heart that is afraid of the Buddha's mouth: a metaphor for the sting of a sweet-mouthed poisonous viper. Hands, a strong man relieves his wrists: It is a metaphor that when faced with a crisis, one should abandon the small and take advantage of the big. The Chinese version of "Historical Records of Tian Dan" says: "If a viper stings the hand, it will cut off the hand, and if it stings the foot, it will cut off the foot."
Which one? It is also harmful to the body. " The dragon and the snake were taken away.
To describe the huge momentum but the tail end: It is a metaphor for doing things with great momentum at the beginning, but then the momentum is very small, and there is no beginning and no end, superfluous: ① "Warring States Policy·Qi Ce II": "Chu If there is a temple, give wine to the people who live in it. The stranger said to him: "If several people have not enough to drink, and one person has more than enough to drink, please draw a snake on the ground, and the first person to drink will drink."
'A man made a snake first, introduced wine and drank it. He held a zodiac in his left hand, drew a snake in his right hand and said: 'I can do it. ’ Before it was completed, a man’s snake was completed. He took its tail and said, ‘The snake has no legs. How can I give it legs? ’ Then he drank the wine.
He who has snake feet will eventually lose his wine. ” and then “superfluous”. 5. Four-character idioms about fear
One cannot move forward in fear,
One is afraid of one’s head and one tail,
The next generation is to be feared,
People’s words are to be feared, < /p>
Be fearless,
Be afraid of the strong and bully the weak,
Be timid,
Be fearful of power and be virtuous,
The people are not afraid of death,
are not afraid of ***,
are afraid of shadows and run away,
keep tabs on soldiers and are afraid of punishment,
A strict teacher and a friend,
Afraid of the strong bullying the weak,
Not afraid of power,
Afraid of the road,
Yangqiu is fearful,
worries about slander and ridicule,
is afraid of speaking and cautious,
is intimidating,
Be virtuous and fear authority,
The power and flames are to be feared,
Be afraid of difficulties and stay safe,
Only apply this fear,
Consider it a fearful path,
Fear Shu like a tiger,
Fear swords and avoid arrows,
Fear shadows and evil traces,
Fear like tigers 6. Answers to the word fear 》Look at the picture and guess the answer to the idiom "a snake" with two words "fear" in front and back of it
Fear of the head and tail
wèi shǒu wèi wěi
[Explanation] It is a metaphor for being timid in doing things; Lots of worries. Fear: fear; fear.
[Quote] "Zuo Zhuan·Wen Gong's Seventeenth Year": "The ancients said: 'If you are afraid of the head and the tail, how many of you will be left?'"
[Authentic pronunciation] The first sentence; cannot be read As "sǒu".
[Discrimination] Fear; cannot write "为".
[Synonym] Look forward and backward, look left and right
[Antonym] Fearless, make prompt decisions
[Usage] Used in a derogatory sense. Used to describe people who are timid and worried about doing things. Generally used as predicate and attributive.
[Structure] Union.
[Analysis] ~ means "looking forward and looking back"; both mean "having many worries". But ~ is mainly about timidity and fear of getting into trouble; "looking forward and backward" is mainly about hesitation; and it can be used to describe careful consideration and caution in doing things.
[Example sentence]
①Young people should dare to innovate and practice; they should not be restrained.
②To carry out reforms, we must dare to break through all kinds of resistance; we must not~.
[English Translation] be overcautious 7. Four-character idioms about snakes that are derogatory
Idioms about snakes snake gray earthworm line: metaphor has corresponding clues to follow the snake hair horse horn : A snake grows hair, a horse grows horns, things that cannot exist in the world.
Because it refers to those who are in name only. Snake coiled with ghosts: a metaphor for colluding with each other. Snake, coiled and earthworm knot: a metaphor for colluding with each other. Snake and bird retribution: refers to the story of a big snake holding a bright pearl and a yellow bird holding a white ring to repay kindness.
When the Marquis of Sui was traveling, he saw a big snake that was injured and cut off. He sealed it with medicine. The snake was able to walk. When he was more than a year old, the snake held a bright pearl in its mouth in return. It was called the Marquis of Sui's Pearl or the Bright Moon Pearl.
See "Huainanzi·Lan Mingxun" Han Gao's Notes and Jin Qianbao's "Sou Shen Ji" Volume 20. When Yang Bao was a child, he saw a yellow bird that was attacked by an owl and fell under a tree. It was trapped by ants. Bao rescued it and raised it for more than a hundred days before it flew away. That night, a boy in yellow retaliated with four white rings and a cloud. Let his descendants be pure and white, ascend the throne to the three things, and have such a ring.
See "Book of the Later Han·Biography of Yang Zhen" and Li Xian's annotation citing "Xu Qi Xie Ji". Later, "snake and bird's retribution" was used as an allusion for repaying kindness. A snake comes in and a rat comes out: a metaphor for the secretive actions of snake gods and cow ghosts: a metaphor for all kinds of evil or crooked people; a metaphor for snakes eating whales and devouring them; a metaphor for the strong swallowing up the weak; a snake stings and cuts off the wrists: a metaphor for small harmful abilities. Bad things: snake head and scorpion tail: refers to the poison of snakes and scorpions.
The venom of snakes is in their teeth, and the venom of scorpion stings is in their tail stings, hence the name. It also generally refers to things that are poisonous to people. Snake heart and Buddha mouth: Snake heart and Buddha mouth.
Describes a vicious heart, kind words, and inconsistent words. Snake-like scales and hidden: metaphors for extremely cautious and concealed actions. Snake-like steps: describes timid and cautious. Snake-shadow cup bow: The shadow of the bow in the wine glass is regarded as a snake. Han Yingshao's "Customs and Strange Gods" records that Du Xuan was drinking and saw something like a snake in the cup. After drinking, he felt pain in the chest and abdomen, which could not be cured by various treatments. Later it was found that the red crossbow hanging on the wall shone on the cup, which looked like a snake. The disease will be cured immediately.
"Book of Jin·Le Guangzhuan" also has similar descriptions. Later, "snake shadow cup bow" was used to describe the fear caused by doubt: snake shadow cup bow: Han Yingshao's "Customs: Weird Gods: There are many people in the world who are frightened by strange things and hurt themselves": Du Xuan went to drink on the summer solstice and saw something like this in the wine cup. There is a snake, but I dare not not drink.
After drinking, I suffered from chest and abdominal pain, which did not heal after multiple treatments. Later, I learned that when a red crossbow on the wall shines in the cup, its shadow looks like a snake, and the illness is cured.
"Book of Jin·Le Guangzhuan" also has similar descriptions. Later, the "cup-bowed snake shadow" was used as a metaphor to be suspicious and disturb the cup-bowed snake shadow: Han Yingshao's "Customs: Weird Gods: There are many people in the world who are frightened by strange things and hurt themselves": "I gave my grandfather Chen an order to see you on the summer solstice. Du Xuan, the chief clerk, gave him wine.
At that time, there was a red crossbow hanging on the north wall, which was shining in the cup. The pain in the abdomen was severe and hindered the diet, so he used lei to cure all the symptoms but could not recover.
After the incident, Hou Chen went to Xuanjia to take a look and asked what had happened. He said that he was afraid of the snake and it entered his abdomen. In the middle of the day, Chen still listened to the matter and thought for a long time. When he saw the crossbow, it must be the case. Snake, because Xuan said: "There is no other strange thing about the shadow of the crossbow on the wall." , disturbing each other with the shadow of a snake in a cup: Han Yingshao's "Customs·Strange Gods·There are many people in the world who are frightened by strange things and hurt themselves": "My grandfather Chen is the order of the emperor. On the summer solstice, I will see Du Xuan, the chief administrator, and give him wine." At that time, there was a red crossbow hanging on the north wall, which was shining in the cup. Its shape was like a snake.
Xuan was afraid of the evil, but he did not dare not to drink. The day after, he would suffer from abdominal pain and cut, which would hinder his diet and cause serious illness. Use the dew to attack Wan Duan, but it won't be cured. Hou Chen went to Xuanjia to have a look and asked about the incident. He was afraid of the snake, and the snake entered his belly. After a long time, I saw a crossbow hanging, which must be the case. Then I asked the historian to set up wine in the old place, and there was a snake in the cup, so he said: "The shadow of the crossbow on the wall is not the ear." There are other strange things.
"Xuanyi was very upset, so he was in trouble." Later, he used "cup bow snake shadow" to describe doubts and ghosts. Monsters that cause hallucinations.
Cup snake, the province of "cup bow snake shadow"; ghost car, the legendary nine-headed bird. Sealing pig and long snake: also known as "sealing pig and repairing snake". Big pig and snake.
It is a metaphor for the dragon and snake at the bottom of the pen of a greedy and tyrannical person: It is also a metaphor for the pen to move like a dragon and a snake, and the pen to move like a dragon and snake: It is a metaphor for the free and unrestrained writing style, and it can be used freely like the shadow of a snake on the wall: According to Han Yingshao's "Customs and Customs·Strange Gods" It was recorded: Du Xuan was drinking and saw something like a snake in the cup. After drinking, he felt pain in the chest and abdomen, which could not be cured by various treatments. Later it was found that the red crossbow hanging on the wall shone on the cup, which looked like a snake, and the disease was cured. "Book of Jin·Le Guangzhuan" also has similar descriptions.
Later, "the shadow of a snake on the wall" was used to describe someone who is suspicious of something, and is just trying to disturb someone. Digging the grass to look for a snake: ① It is a metaphor for insisting on searching. ② It is a metaphor for provoking evil people and asking for trouble. The gray line of grass snakes: It is a metaphor for things leaving vague clues and signs. Cicada sheds snake interpretation: ① Like a cicada sheds its shell, like a dragon and snake changing its skin.
It is a metaphor for liberation and entering a higher realm.
② In later Taoism, the fingers are often used to transform into immortals. A long snake turns into a snake: a metaphor for the consequences of raising an adulterer. A long snake seals a pig: a long snake and a big pig.
Metaphor for the greedy and violent person: Spring earthworm and autumn snake: Metaphor for poor calligraphy and shapeless melodies. The quote comes from the "Book of Jin·Biography of Wang Xizhi": "Defending Xiao Ziyun Wei only managed to write a book. He has no husband's spirit. He walks like a spring earthworm, and his words are like an autumn snake." To startle a snake with a straw: to punish him.
"Recent Events in the Southern Tang Dynasty" written by Zheng Wenbao of the Song Dynasty: "Wang Lu was the prime minister, and he was very concerned about his assets. The people of the meeting sued the chief clerk for bribing the county magistrate, and Lu Nai ruled: "Although you are cutting grass, I am already surprised."
"Liyu Zheng·Shooting grass to scare snakes" quotes "Although you are cutting grass, I am already surprised." snake". Note: "If you complain to the chief clerk that bribery is like cutting grass, then I will be alerted by the snake."
Later it is used as a metaphor for leaking secrets and alerting the other party to hit the snake seven inches: metaphor Only by grasping the key points in doing things can you easily win the battle. Snake: describes the twists and turns of roads, rivers, etc., venomous snakes and beasts: ① Generally refers to animals that are threatening to human life. ②It is a metaphor for those who are greedy and violent. Kneeling and talking, walking like a snake.
It is extremely said that he is afraid of being convinced. The Buddha has a sweet mouth and a snake heart: a metaphor for a sweet mouth and a poisonous heart. A viper stings the hand, and a strong man relieves his wrist: a metaphor for facing a crisis, abandoning the small to embrace the big. The Chinese version of "Historical Records·Tian Dan Biography": "The sting of the pit viper cuts off the hand, and the sting of the foot cuts off the foot.
Which one? It is harmful to the body." Horrified dragon and snake: The dragon and snake were robbed.
To describe a huge momentum that ends at the end: It is a metaphor for doing things with great momentum at first, but then the momentum is very small, and there is no beginning and no end, and it is superfluous: ① "Warring States Policy·Qi Ce II": "If there is a temple in Chu, give the people who live in it the wine. The person said: "Several people have not enough to drink, and one person has more than enough to drink. Please draw a snake on the ground, and the first person to drink is the snake." Holding the 卮, he drew a snake in his right hand and said, "I can make it." Before he could do it, a man made a snake, and he took the 卮 and said, "The snake has no legs, how can I make it?" Then he drank the wine.
Those who are snake-footed will eventually lose their wine." 8. An idiom with four characters, the third character containing snake
The shadow of the bow in the glass is mistaken for a snake. A metaphor for fear caused by suspicion.
Dou Zhe Snake Dou Zhe: Like the arrangement of the Big Dipper, twists and turns. Curved like the Big Dipper, zigzagged like a snake. Describe the winding road.
Buddha’s mouth is like a snake’s heart. It is a metaphor that although the words may sound pleasant, the heart is extremely vicious.
Tiger head and snake tail. The head is as big as a tiger and the tail is as thin as a snake. The metaphor starts with a lot of momentum, but ends up with very little momentum, with a beginning and no end.
Ox ghost and snake god A ghost with a bull head and a god with a snake body. The original description is fantasy and grotesque. The latter is a metaphor for all kinds of bad people in society.
Cup Shadow Snake Bow is a metaphor for fear caused by suspicion. Same as "cup bow snake shadow".
The shadow of a snake in a cup is a metaphor for fear caused by suspicion. Same as "cup bow snake shadow".
The snake shadow on the wall is like a "cup-bow snake shadow". It is used to describe people who are suspicious of ghosts and ghosts, and only disturb themselves.
To scare the snake in the grass. To scare the snake in the grass. The original metaphor is to punish A and make B alert. Later, it is often used as a metaphor for being careless, which makes the other party wary. Same as "to alert the snake".
Buddha’s Heart and Shekou is a metaphor that although the words may sound pleasant, the heart is extremely vicious.
Wandering snake earthworm describes the font as coiling like a snake earthworm, making it difficult to read.
Eat like a whale or a snake. A metaphor for embezzlement and annexation.
The metaphor of dragon, ghost and snake is strange and strange.
The dragon bends and the snake stretches out, which is a metaphor for a gentleman being wronged and a villain succeeding.
The dragon's head and the tail of the snake are a metaphor for a grand beginning and a decline at the end.
The pig is divided and the snake is broken, which is a metaphor for fragmentation.
Kneeling, talking and walking. He was extremely intimidated.