Analysis of Animal Idioms with Animal Components

1. Idioms describing animals include jittery, success at once, sheepskin, stupid birds flying first, rabbits flying, officials watching wolves, making sheep and wolves run around, jumping over the wall like dogs, confusing fish with pearls, standing out from the crowd, being short-sighted, the tiger and the wolf pointing at each other, and the deer being a horse.

2. The wind is shaking

Commentary: Li: Crane calls. Describe panic, or self-alarm.

From: Modern Yu Dafu's Run Out: "Until later, I heard those scary legends and saw the uneasy state of raising a house in a panic."

Grammar: combination; As predicate, attribute and complement; Used in war, etc.

3. immediate success

Explanation: describe the success of the work at the beginning.

From: Yuan Anonymous "The Second Fold": "Old Wei Chi will succeed here. "

Grammar: compact; As predicate, attribute and object; It has positive significance and is often used with "grabbing the flag".

4, the fish are mixed.

Explanation: mix: mix, install. Imitate pearls with fisheyes. Metaphor is confusing the real with the fake.

Said by: modern Yang Mo's Song of Youth, Part II, Chapter 38: "But don't these traitors just muddle along, calling themselves patriots and doing harm for the people?"

Grammar: subject-predicate type; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; With a derogatory connotation.