Feather flying meat, a China idiom, pinyin is ā n m ml á okn, which means tired after a long journey or a battle. From Yuan Guan Hanqing's Dou Eyuan.
Usage of idioms: as predicate and object; Describe the fatigue of the journey
Discrimination of Idioms: Synonym: pommel horse Lawton
The origin of the idiom: Yuan Guan Hanqing's Dou E Yuan, the fourth fold: "I was dizzy for a while, because the old lady was old and the pommel horse was tired."
Make sentences:
1, saddle does not leave the back of the horse, armour does not leave the saddle, armour does not leave the saddle.
I was afraid that my nephew would come all the way and the pommel horse would get tired, so I sent him back to camp to have a rest. Also known as "pommel horse fatigue" and "pommel horse fatigue".
3. When I got home, I forgot the pommel horse, so I immediately called the housekeeper and ordered Yunxiang to come back quickly. ?
The Duke's pommel horse is tired. Please rest for a day or two. Goodbye?
5, the saddle does not leave the horse's back, A does not leave the saddle, A does not leave the saddle, the saddle is tired, the saddle is tired, and the saddle is tired.
6. Thank you all for coming to Wudang. I have ordered the restaurant to prepare a vegetarian meal for you. The pommel horse is tired, please rest early after dinner!
7. Of course, Li Fu chose the land of Liu Chen, thinking that someone would vote for it as soon as possible. He ordered everyone to go to Liu Chen day and night, and along the way, the pommel horse was exhausted.
Look, it's raining harder and harder. Let's treat you when you first arrive, shall we? Take a rest first, tomorrow is not too late.
9. He only remembers that it was the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month. He celebrated Su Gong's birthday and then went all the way to Sichuan. He was tired all the way on the pommel horse, but he didn't realize that the year was coming. He shouted at the front: "Brother Ma, what day is it today?" .