When you see the phrase "tell a mouse", it means that people suspect that they are doing something wrong. Fierce competition means fierce competition.
Rats escape from sunken ships), this proverb refers to those who are eager to seek safety when in danger or hide away when they see difficulties. There are many idioms about "cow" in China, such as "casting pearls before swine" and "cow's hoof".
There are not many expressions of "Ox" in English. Use ox eyes to describe people with big eyes; The black cow stepped on the foot of * * * to show that disaster has befallen someone.
3. Tiger Tiger refers to a ferocious person, a tiger and a wolf; Britain refers to the groom in uniform; Spoken language often refers to the opponent in the competition. China and Southeast Asian countries often use paper tigers as metaphors for seemingly powerful but weak enemies.
The phrase "riding a tiger" means to live in a very uncertain or dangerous way. Rabbit-hare in British slang, hare refers to people who don't buy tickets by car.
In the words of hare, it is: to be a hare. Fool sb. Shoot a hare.
Ask secondary questions in the discussion. For example, you started a rabbit fight at the meeting. Every discussion is asking irrelevant questions.
There are many proverbs about rabbits in English, such as 1. First, catch your rabbit. Don't be too optimistic You can't run with rabbits and hunt with hounds. You can't please both sides (meaning: don't please both sides)
Dragon occupies a lofty position in the minds of China people, and there are many idioms about dragons, full of praise. Such as "Yue Long Feng Ming" and "Dragon and Tiger Steps".
In foreign languages, there are few words praising dragons, and they contain derogatory meanings. For example, "dragon" refers to fierce people, strict people, fierce and strict guardians, fierce old women and so on.
Phrases made up of dragons are also derogatory. Like a dragon's tooth: the root of mutual struggle; Arranging or multi-layered wedge-shaped anti-tank concrete obstacles.
Dragon: Demon. 6. Snakes-Snakes refer to cold and insidious people, hypocritical people and despicable people; American slang refers to a man or punk who pursues and cheats girls.
It can be seen that in English, "snake" often contains derogatory meanings. John's behavior should be considered sinister. John's behavior shows that he is a cold and insidious man.
There are many idioms and proverbs made of snakes. Let's give some examples: a snake in the grass. A potential enemy or danger. Warm the snake in your chest. Keep a tiger as a menace and appease the bad guys.
Watch out for snakes in the grass. Horses are very popular in Britain and America. So there are many phrases, idioms and proverbs composed of the word "horse". Here are some examples: 1. Put on a high horse. Pretending to be arrogant.
Work like a horse. Work hard. 3. Dr. Ma. Veterinarians and quacks.
4. Dark horse. An unexpected winner in the competition. When Dark Horse won the nomination, the voters were all surprised. When the nobody won the game, all the voters were surprised.
8.Sheep-Sheep refers to a shy person, a coward and a meek person in English. There are many proverbs about sheep.
1. If you don't do it, you will never stop. Stealing sheep and lambs is strangulation (death); Stealing big and stealing small is a thief (meaning: don't stop until you do it) There are black sheep in every group. Every sheep has a black sheep, and every family has an ugly son. )
People who turn themselves into sheep will be eaten by wolves. I would like to be a sheep and feed it to the leopard and wolf in the morning and evening. The sheep that make peace with the wolf will soon become mutton. A sheep that makes peace with a wolf will soon become mutton (meaning, don't make peace with the enemy).
9. Monkey-Monkey 1. When a monkey is a noun, it refers to a urchin, a naughty boy, a monkey-like person and a gullible person. What are you doing, you little monkey! What are you doing, little troublemaker! When monkeys act as verbs, they mean fooling around, fooling around and making trouble.
For example, stop messing with the TV! Don't fiddle with the TV! Many phrases, idioms and slang are collocated with the word monkey, which is very interesting. Put the monkey on it. Make sb angry, annoy sb; Your last sentence really made him angry. Your last sentence really made him angry. Another example is: playing tricks on monkeys; A monkey with a long tail. Mortgage loan; Put the monkey away. Quit taking drugs; Carrying a monkey. Drug addiction is deep.
10.Chicken-cock refers to a leader, a leader and an arrogant person. Cock-made phrases are colorful, such as: the Cock of the walk/school. A person who dominates others; A rooster in the attic/dunghill. A king in a small world; Live like a cockfight. Living well, especially eating well; An absurd story. An absurd story, nonsense. The proverb is expressed in the cock: this is a sad house, and the hen crows louder than the cock. It is an ominous sign for the family (meaning: a family where the husband is weak and the wife is the master will not be happy. Of course, this is a kind of patriarchal ideology).
1 1.Dog-Dog is often used to compare people in Chinese, such as "faithful running dog", "watchdog", "dog flies eagle" and "dog is a coward". In English, besides metaphors, there are also colorful phrases and proverbs.
Dog, when used as a noun, refers to a worthless person, a bad person, a loser, an unloved (or unpopular) person. Sometimes adjectives can refer to all kinds of people, such as: you dirty dog! You bad boy! A lucky guy. Lucky; A stupid dog. Silent man, sly dog. People who secretly have fun and steal chickens and dogs; Take a shit in the manger. Take a shit in the manger.
Proverbs expressed by dogs: 1 Barking dogs seldom bite. Barking dogs seldom bite.
2. Aries, the English composition of the China Zodiac.
You are energetic and proactive, but sometimes you are too impatient.
You like being a leader. Some people think you are selfish sometimes.
Taurus constellation
You are stubborn and don't like change. You are a hard-working person.
You are patient and don't give up easily.
Gemini
You are a curious and intelligent person. You are very outgoing. You like talking.
Cancer constellation
You are very kind. You love your home and family and like to take care of others. You like saving money and cooking.
Le Signe du Lion
You are a strong and confident person. You are very generous. You like to buy beautiful gifts for your friends.
virgo
You are a modest person. You worry too much sometimes. You are practical and always pay attention to details.
pound
You are a polite and fair person.
You are elegant and like beautiful things. You love peace and don't like others.
Scorpio people
You are a strong person and full of energy. You like to keep secrets, but sometimes it is foolish for you not to point out other people's mistakes.
Sagittarius
You love life and have a good sense of humor. You are often lucky.
You like going to different places.
Capricorn palace. Compare CAPRICORNUS
You have a good business sense and are often successful. You are good at doing or planning things. You have enough patience to wait without getting angry.
Aquarius constellation
You are kind and clever. You have many friends. However, some people think you are strange, because you hate being like others, and you try your best to be different.
fishes
You are ordinary people, kind, gentleman and easy-going. You are also creative and imaginative. You like to dream about everything.
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In English, when talking about the animal sign of a person's birth, it is expressed as "-under what animal sign were you born?" What do you belong to? I was born in the year of rooster. In Chinese, people often compare people with animals in the zodiac, that is, people with different personalities, characteristics and habits. Being compared to animals, as usual, people as poisonous as snakes and scorpions are compared to cruel people, stupid pigs are compared to stupid people, and cowards are compared to timid people.
Animals in the China Zodiac can also be used to describe people in English, and their meanings are more extensive and interesting. You can learn some English expressions. Rat is used as a metaphor in English for "annoying person, shameful person, informer, spy, strike breaker".
*** ell a rat means "feel suspicious; I feel that the situation is not good. " Fierce competition means "fierce competition".
The mouse abandons a sinking ship, which means "a person who rushes to seek safety in case of danger, or hides far away when he sees difficulties". Second, Niu-Niu China has many idioms about "Niu", such as "casting pearls before swine" and "Niu hooves".
There are not many expressions involving "cow" in English. Use bull's eyes to describe "people with big eyes"
4. English introduction of the zodiac: the mouse is charming, the cow is patient, the tiger is sensitive, the rabbit is eloquent, the dragon is healthy, the snake is deep, the horse is popular, the sheep is elegant, the sheep and monkey are smart, the monkey and the rooster are thoughtful, the chicken and dog are loyal, and the pig is chivalrous. Extended information of sea pig:
His country also has the zodiac.
Vietnam changed rabbits into cats, India has lions but no tigers, and the rest are the same. Korean and Japanese zodiac signs are the same as those in China.
Cambodia, like Thailand and China, is headed by cattle and snakes respectively. Myanmar is one of the eight constellations. People born from Monday to Sunday (Wednesday afternoon) belong to tigers, lions, toothless elephants, toothless elephants, rats, guinea pigs, dragons and birds with strange wings.
The western zodiac can be traced back to Babylon: cats, dogs, snakes, dung beetles, donkeys, lions, rams, bulls, falcons, monkeys, crocodiles and flamingos. Egypt and Greece are similar to them: bulls, goats, lions, donkeys, crabs, snakes, dogs, cats (Greek mice), crocodiles, flamingos, apes and eagles.