Idiom: beg for mercy.
Pinyin: gào āi qǐ lián
Explain: tell: request; Begging: Begging, begging. Begging for mercy and help from others.
Idiom: wagging one's tail for mercy
Pinyin: yáo wáI qáLián
Interpretation: begging: begging; Pity: pity. The dog wagged its tail and begged its master for mercy. Metaphor is to pretend to be poor to please others.
What begging idiom?
There is no idiom of begging.
Idioms containing begging are as follows:
Begging for mercy:
Report: request; Begging: Begging, begging. Begging for mercy and help from others.
Begging for mercy:
The dog wagged its tail and begged its master for mercy. Metaphor is to pretend to be poor to please others.
Begging for mercy:
Sorrow: pity; Sue: Request. Begging for mercy and help from others.
Begging for wagging his tail:
Unfortunately: unfortunately; Begging: Begging. The dog wagged its tail and begged its master for mercy. Metaphor is to pretend to be poor to please others.
The origin of begging idioms
Begging for mercy, idiom, as predicate and attribute. Begging: Begging. Pity: pity, pity. Wagging his tail like a dog, begging his master for mercy. Flattery in order to get a little benefit. Tang Hanyu responded to his subjects in On Time and People: "It is not my ambition to grovel and beg for mercy."
What idioms are there for begging?
1, beg for mercy [gào āi qǐ liá]: entreat: request; Begging: Begging, begging. Begging for mercy and help from others.
Out: Chapter 7 1 of Tao Juyin's History of the Northern Warlords' Ruling Period: "Du sent people to dredge separately and ask them to leave."
2. Your hands are high [gā o tá igush ǒ u]: expensive: respectful remarks. Begging for forgiveness.
3, ants are greedy for life [lóu yǐ tān shēng]: ants: moles and ants. Insects such as cricket and ants are also gluttonous. The old saying of begging for life is sometimes used to persuade people not to commit suicide.
4. Tanabata Jojo: Begging: begging; Cleverness: skill. On the evening of July 7th, women begged Vega for skills.
5. Begging for mercy: sadness: pity; Sue: Request. Begging for mercy and help from others.
6. Begging for glory: begging: begging; Pets: pets; Rong: Rich. Begging for luck to get wealth.
7. Beggar: Disciple: Generation. Describe people who beg for favors.
8. Poor wagging tail: poor: poor; Begging: Begging. The dog wagged its tail and begged its master for mercy. Metaphor is to pretend to be poor to please others.
9. Ask relatives and friends: Ask relatives and friends for help.
10, holding a bowl along the door: originally it meant monks and nuns begging for alms from door to door, but later it generally meant begging for alms everywhere.
1 1, along the door: generally refers to begging for alms everywhere. To "hold the bowl along the door".
12, wagging his tail for mercy: begging: begging; Pity: pity. The dog wagged its tail and begged its master for mercy. Metaphor is to pretend to be poor to please others.
13, wagging its tail for food: the tiger was locked in a cage and wagged its tail for food. It means that people's status has been lowered and they are welcome.
What idioms are there about accusations?
Beg for mercy and help others.
There is no way to get a loan.
Returning home for the aged due to old age
Retire old officials and return to their hometown.
In his hometown, the helplessness of old age
Lu, Lu, don't go to the ancestral temple, just kill a sheep to deal with it.
To understand the causal relationship between things, we should aim at this and that.
Shouting willingness to obey.
Tell people to know each other.
3. Complaints and complaints
Tell the dead to live.
exhort/encourage people to do good
Offer to undertake (a difficult/dangerous task)
A notice to appease the public
Diligent, not afraid of changing jobs.
keep secret
Complete major projects or important tasks.
To successfully complete something
Must be wary of duplicate orders.
Can feel or give some comfort.
Complaining words
Bribery of superiors, begging
Beg for mercy or pity.
Ask relatives and friends for relief
Win the first battle
A statement/declaration with no clear intention
Complaints.
You're retired. Go home.
Days used up
repeatedly admonish
warn again and over again
Oh, no complaints.
Run around spreading the news
Tell each other through the road
Endless hardships
blow the whistle on somebody
Begging everywhere
The villain sued his victims before he was prosecuted himself.
Lu, to, and disgust, no longer.
yellow card
Ask for it everywhere
pay a visit
Ask more questions and talk less.
Have nothing to say
What idioms are there for begging?
Pray for sunshine and rain.
Pronunciation: qí
green
Darrow
yǔ
Explanation: Pray for sunny or rainy days.
Source: Ming's anonymous "He Yuanxiao" is the first discount: "Integrity and selflessness have the highest spirit. At home, I protect the people for the country. Pray for sunny days and rain, and I will take care of the scriptures. "
Idioms describing begging
Idioms to describe beggars:
Blowing for food: Chu and Chekhov, blowing for food. Begging in the street. Chi: an ancient music, like a flute, with eight holes. As objects and attributes; Used for begging.
To beg for food by playing the flute: Chu Chu Xiāo qǐshí, originally meant the people who begged for food by playing the flute in Wucheng during the Spring and Autumn Period. Later it refers to begging along the street. As objects and attributes; Used for begging.
Complain for mercy: gào āi qǐ lián, complain: request; Begging: Begging, begging. Begging for mercy and help from others. As predicate, object and adverbial; Begging for sympathy and pity.
Begging for mercy: yáo wěi qǐ lián, begging: begging; Pity: pity. The dog wagged its tail and begged its master for mercy. Metaphor is to pretend to be poor to please others. As predicate and attribute; It means pretending to be poor.
Bowl by the door: yán mén tubō, bowl: the utensils for monks to eat. Originally refers to the alms of monks. Metaphor is begging from door to door. As predicate and attribute; Begging.
Blowing begging: Chu and Qin Qi calligraphy and painting, Mo: an ancient musical instrument; Begging: Begging. Begging with a piece of bread. Begging in the street.
Ask for mercy and wag your tail: qǐ lián yáo wěi, pity: pity; Begging: Begging. The dog wagged its tail and begged its master for mercy. Metaphor is to pretend to be poor to please others. As predicate and attribute; It means pretending to be poor.
Begging for bones: qǐ hái gǔ, begging: begging, begging. Ancient officials asked to resign because of their old age. As a predicate; Refers to returning to China after retirement.
Tu! Báyán mén, Bowl: an instrument for monks to eat. Originally refers to the alms of monks. Metaphor is begging from door to door. As predicate and attribute; Begging.
Begging for pulp to get wine: qǐ jiāng dé jiǔ, pulp: light wine, a drink with worse quality than wine. I asked for a glass of water to drink, but I got wine. Metaphors get more than they need. As predicate and attribute; Get more than you need.
Begging for favor and honor: qǐ chǒng qiú róng, begging: begging; Pets: pets; Rong: Rich. Begging for luck to get wealth.
Bundle fire: sh ù y ù n q ǐ hu ǐ, bundle: bundle a bundle of combustible marijuana as a torch; Begging for fire: borrowing fire. Rubbing hemp is kindling, ask your neighbor for fire. Metaphor for help. It is also a metaphor for solving problems for others.
Holding a bowl along the door: yán mén chí bō, originally refers to monks and nuns begging for alms from door to door, and later refers to begging for alms everywhere. As predicate and attribute; Begging.
Idioms describing flattery
Flattery: cater to others' wishes and please others; Flatter: to please, flatter. Everything you say and do should cater to the wishes of others and try to please them.
Source: Feng Ming Menglong's "Yu Shiming and Pei Jinyi Return to the Original Match": "It's just that these flatterers want to win the favor of Guo Xiang and naturally buy at a high price."
Flattery: Compliment others with words; Flatter: Flatter, please. Qu follows flattery, caters to others and tries to please others.
Source: Ming Dong Lu Gu gave birth to Drunken Wake Stone for the eighth time: "He is petty and selfish, and besides, he is a villain who only flatters others."
Flattery: good-looking, good-looking Flatter, please others
Source: Confucius Cong Kang Zhi: "Where is irrationality, what is flattery?"
Baba caocao means barely, make do. Knot with "Baba"
Source: "Ancient and modern novel Shen Xiaoguan kills seven lives with one bird": "Father and son have no clothes to cover their bodies, and they can't eat enough. Baba is anxious and can't eat enough."
Stuttering (1) reluctantly, make do. ② Diligence; Thanks for your hard work. (3) describe is not smooth.
Source: ① "Jing Ben's popular novel wrongly beheaded Cui Ning": "Time flies, the first lady has been married at home for nearly a year." (2) The ancient and modern novel Ren Xiaozi is as strong as a god: "I got up in the morning, resigned my father and went to town. Stuttering every day, leaving early and returning late. "
Humble flattery: low; Flattery: Flattery; Foot: the sound is "huge" and excessive; Gong: deferential. Humble, flattery, excessive obedience, flattery.
Source: Historical Records Five Families: "Peng Zu is smart, courteous, but unforgettable."
Bow and scrape: bow and bend; Kneel: Kneel. Describe spineless, humbly please flattery.
Source: Wei Song Liao Weng's "Cong Lan Jing Ji": "All the ministers are grovelling, although it is inevitable to thank An for his wisdom in history."
Flattery: please, flatter; Bullying: bullying. Please your boss and bully your subordinates.
Source: Xiong's "Fa Yan Shu": "Making friends is not flattering, making friends is not arrogant."
Flatter: Flatter, flatter; Rong: Look. Flatter powerful people to please them.
Source: Shi Ji Ping Zhun Shu Ba: "After that, there is naturally a condescending method, and the doctor is more flattering."
Worship foreign things and flatter foreign countries: the west refers to western countries; Flattery: Flattery. Worship everything in the West and flatter China people. Refers to losing national pride and blindly flattering foreigners.
Source: Mao Dun's "Learning from Lu Xun": "At that time, the Qing Dynasty and the ruling Westernization School worshiped foreigners and sold out national sovereignty."
Boast, flatter, brag: brag; Flatter: Flatter. Refers to the act of boasting, boasting and buttering up others.
Source: Postscript of Lu Xun's Pseudo-Freedom Book: "I think, if I could use the energy of bragging and flattery to seek truth from facts, wouldn't I get more?"
Bend over your eyebrows. Describe spineless, flattering.
Li Bai: Oh, how can I solemnly bow and scrape to those people with high status and important positions, because they will never be seen with an honest face.
Modesty and humility describe modesty and flattery.
Humble and small describe humbleness and flattery
To be attached to a phoenix and climb a dragon means to curry favor with powerful people in order to gain wealth.
Source: Han's "Fa Yan": "Climbing Longlin with Phoenix Wings."
Attached to mutton: the smell of mutton. Attachment and pursuit of fishy things. Metaphor curry favor with the powerful, chasing personal interests. The so-called "attached filth"
Climbing on the weight with wings refers to buttering up and relying on powerful people to get wealth. To "climb the dragon and attach the phoenix."
Source: Biography of Northern History, Hu, et al.: "I am not favored, I have achieved merit, my wings are high, and I am the first to help my life."
Dogs look at people as a symbol of visual power.
Long Panfeng is attached to Judah, and it is said that climbing the dragon is attached to the phoenix. To curry favor with powerful people in order to gain wealth.
Climbing the scales and attaching wings is still a word to climb the dragon and attach the phoenix. To curry favor with powerful people in order to gain wealth.
Climbing the dragon and attaching the phoenix refers to buttering up and relying on powerful people to get wealth.
Source: Han's "Fa Yan": "Climbing Longlin with Phoenix Wings."
Climbing the dragon and attaching the phoenix is still a word. To curry favor with powerful people in order to gain wealth.
It is still a matter of a word to climb the inflammation and attach heat. Flatter and cling to powerful people.
Poverty without flattery is poverty without flattery.
Qiao Long drew a tiger to describe his insincere courtship.
The power to follow the trend: running; Power: power. Flatter and cling to powerful people.
Source: Gou's Notes on Xiao Gong Ming's Book: "Note me, but I feel the skill of sages, and I would like to read the way of the first step. Therefore, sending this book to listen to it is not the trend of the times, but the luck of hearing that I know each other when I have a big name, which makes me feel right and wrong. "
Follow the trend: run; Inflammation: Heat is a metaphor of power. Flatter and cling to powerful people.
Source: The Biography of Li Chui in the Song Dynasty: "Now I am the boss, and whenever I see that the minister is unfair, I want to fold it. How can it be hot and hot, so anxious to meet people that it is shirking? "
Warm and cold human feelings: refers to the worldly wisdom in society; Cold: cold; Warm: affectionate. Generally refers to the change of human feelings. It refers to flattering others when they are in power and ignoring them when they are not.
Source: Tang Bai Juyi's poem "Moving": "Warm and cold customs are familiar with the world, and making friends is not idle."
Make friends without flattery: curry favor with, flatter. Don't flatter people in high places.
Source: "Under the copula of Yi": "A gentleman makes friends without flattery and without slander."
Backward and forward describe courtship back and forth.
Shoulder-to-shoulder flattering smile Shoulder-to-shoulder: Raise your shoulders to make a respectful appearance; Flatter: Show a flattering smile. To flatter people, you should shrink your shoulders and pretend to smile. Describe the ugly state of flattery.
Source: "Mencius Teng Wengong": "I flatter my shoulders, I am sick in summer."
Cold inflammation: refers to intimate relationship. Cool: refers to indifference. World: worldly wisdom. It means that some people curry favor with them when they are in power, but they are cold when they are not.
Source: Ming Ling Mengchu's "Surprised at the First Moment" Volume 9: "Three husbands are women and only know the cold world. Why bother?"
Ants, mice, rotten ants, mice, rotten things. Metaphor goes with the flow and pursues fame and fortune. Ants like to eat smelly food, and mice like to eat rotten food. Metaphor is low taste.
Source: Tang Ming Shunzhi's "Sending Books to Huang Shangshu": "Since Confucianism does not know the meaning of reflexivity, the highest one is keen on the integrity of the article, and the lower one is immersed in ants and mice."
The fly-gathering ant is attached to the Jewish fly-gathering ant. Metaphor regardless of modesty, snobbery, everywhere.
Source: Cui Chengxiu's Biography of the Ming Dynasty and Yan Dang: "Those who beg for mercy at dusk are bound to show off their progress, and flies gather together, and their doors are like the city."
Fly camps and ants are attached, which means that regardless of modesty and shame, they attach themselves to the situation and gain power everywhere. With the "fly camp ant gathering place"
Source: Qing Yanwu's Zagreb with Pan Ci: "I am a 64-year-old uncle who lives in his house. It is shocking to hear that flies and ants are attached to him."
The ants in the fly camp fly around like flies and gather like ants. Metaphor regardless of modesty, snobbery, everywhere.
Source: Ming Mei Dingzuo's "Yuji Buju": "In the morning, flies and ants gather and compete. How can this excess stain the cheeks? It's a jade version, with its own peak, and it's a gold piece. "
Sending an umbrella after rain is a metaphor for courtship afterwards. It also means not helping in time.
Source: February River "Kangxi the Great" Volume 4 Volume 53: "Look at you, when I was dying a few days ago, other big brothers were here to wait on me, but it happened that he [eight elder brothers] was ill with me, and now I happen to be fine. What kind of fake hospitality is an umbrella after the rain? "
The knee of a kite-shouldered sheep is like the shoulder of a kite, and it bends like a sheep. Describe a humble state.
Source: Xiaoru's answer to Yu Shu: "You can't bend your shoulders and knees, laugh in a low voice, bow down, praise people's beauty and seek pleasure."
Flattery: to please and flatter. Please the boss and suppress the subordinates.
Source: "An Tong Chuan of Northern History": "An Tong is fair and gentle, does not like or be angry, is loyal to driving and loves thick, and does not flatter the upper and restrain the lower."
Be a little depressed to describe humbleness and flattery.
Source: Yuan Anonymous's "Fei Da Noisy Pomegranate Garden" is the first discount: "You just pretend to be a cheapskate. If you have time to steal, you will choose to leave. "
Ah, ah, ah: a way of catering blindly. Please others to win their favor.
Source: "Biography of the New Tang Dynasty Book Yang Zaisi": "I have lived in the Prime Minister for more than ten years, and I have no recommendation."
Wipe your nose with ash. I tried to curry favor with you, but I ran into a nail and it was boring.
What idioms are there for begging?
Beg for mercy [Yao]
I
qī
Lian]
Keywords flattery, Chinese idioms,
Pinyin: yáo
I
qī
Lian
As a predicate or attribute. Begging: Begging. Inner pity: pity, pity. Wagging his tail like a dog, begging his master for mercy. Flattery in order to get a little benefit.
Tang Hanyu responded to his subjects in On Time and People: "It is not my ambition to grovel and beg for mercy."
Everyone provides some idioms.
Love falls in love at first sight, has a special liking, flies with me, looks together, stays together for a long time, is stronger than gold, is affectionate, takes a full moon, vows, lasts forever, loves forever, is congenial, wholeheartedly, loves for a lifetime, is infatuated with love, and is congenial. Couples are passionate, consensual, passionate, frivolous, passionate, seeds of love, uncontrollable, sincere, gentle, passionate, short-lived, passionate, love me, love my dog, love me, love me, love me, love me, love me, love me, love me, love me, love me in Gan Tang.
The so-called Iraqis are on the water side; In the end; A glance; A day of sight, such as across Sanqiu;
Family and Friendship (1) Jin Lan (2) Blood is thicker than water (3) Nothing grows (4) Zhang Fanji and Xiaomi.
(5) Love in the north wind (6) Fly with me (7) Clear sea and clear sky (8) Hate to know each other late.
(9) A close friend who never leaves (10) is congenial (1 1).
(12) Affectionate (13) like hands and feet (14) like paint.
(15) Deep friendship (16) Water * * * and brotherhood (17).
(18) affectionate (19) loving (20) heart-to-heart.
(2 1) devotion (22) mutual echo (23) friendship with taicen.
(24) Zhang Chang Thrushcross (25) vows of eternal love (26) Flowing peach blossoms
(27) Forever (28) Till death do us part (29) Freshwater friendship
(30) Love (3 1) Peach Blossom Pond Water (32) lasts forever.
Take Qi Mei as an example. A friend in need.
(36) Reluctant to go (37) Stick a knife in the back (38) and smear the liver and brain.
(39) Parting (40) Indispensable (4 1) The difference between life and death
(42) Like-minded (43) Deep feelings (44) Friends in need
(45) Love is flesh and blood (46) Love is like-minded (47) Poor and humble friends.
(48) affectionate friendship (49) kinship (50) kinship
At the turn of life and death, we are like brothers, and we hate it.
Teacher-student relationship: A good teacher and a good friend respect and value the teacher's unforgettable love.