A glimpse of a leopard,
Xiong Xin leopard gall,
Dragon liver leopard fetus,
Cui,
The leopard died, leaving its skin,
Wolves, tigers and leopards,
Jiuguan Tiger and Leopard,
Peeking at the leopard in the test tube,
Xiong Taobao slightly,
Dragon and leopard change,
Without looking at the whole leopard,
Long Tao Boluo,
Nine dragons, tigers and leopards,
A glimpse of a leopard,
Dragon and leopard change,
A crested leopard tail,
Dragon eyebrows and leopard neck,
Peek at the leopard through peeping,
Leopard head and eyes,
Foal of tiger and leopard,
Tiger, leopard and nine customs,
Ferocious animal
2. A leopard and a person guess an idiom. A leopard and a man play an idiom-looking at a leopard in a tube.
Have a limited view of sth.
have a limited view of sth
It shows that you can only see a stripe on the leopard through the small hole in the bamboo tube. Metaphor only sees part of things, which means that what you see is not comprehensive or a little rewarding.
From Liu Song Yiqing's "Shi Shuo Xin Yu Founder" in the Southern Dynasties: "This Lang also sees the leopard, and he can see it at any time."
The structure is formal.
Usage is sometimes used with "visible" or "slightly visible". Generally used as predicate and adverbial.
Sound leopard; Can't be pronounced "bā o";
Distinguish between leopards; Can't write "mink";
Synonym voyeur leopard, voyeur leopard, voyeur sky.
Antonyms can be seen at a glance.
example sentence
(1) With the enthusiastic help of teacher Li Ming; Thought has changed; This is from a diary he wrote recently; ~; It can be seen.
(2) Some people are ignorant; ~; But he likes to talk; Show off yourself.
Have a limited view of sth.
Wang Xianzhi, the last son of Wang Xizhi, a famous calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, was very clever. When he grew up, he also became a famous calligrapher, and he was called "two kings" with his father.
One day, some students of his father were playing cards. Seeing dedication can actually give advice to others and say a few words in the industry. I didn't expect the students to laugh at him and say, "This Lang is also a peeping leopard!"
When he saw them talking about themselves in this way, he was furious and said, "I am ashamed of Xun and Liu Zhenchang." I threw off my sleeves and left.
The idioms "Peeking at a leopard in a tube" and "Leaving at a glance" all come from this.
3. What are the idioms of man and leopard? Peeking at a leopard in a tube can be used as a derogatory term. It means to see only a part of things, that is to say, what you see is not comprehensive or slightly rewarding. It is also compared to inferring from the observed part and editing the whole picture into predicate, attribute and adverbial. Take a one-sided view of the problem.
Synonym peep leopard, peep sky, antonym peep fire, be clear at a glance. Three idioms were compiled and edited by Liu Yiqing in the Southern Dynasties: "When Wang Zijing (Wang Xianzhi) was a few years old, he tasted the success of all his students. He saw that he had won and lost, because he said,' The south wind does not dispute'. Wang Xianzhi, the son of Wang Xizhi, a famous calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, was very clever when he was young. When he grew up, he also became a famous calligrapher, and he was called "two kings" with his father.
But he is not proficient in chess. Once, he saw several people playing with cattails and said, "You are going to lose."
The man gave him an unhappy look and said, "This child is like watching a leopard from a pipe. He only saw one spot on the leopard, but he couldn't see the whole leopard. " Wang Xianzhi was furious when they said this about himself, and said, "I am ashamed of Xun and Liu Zhenchang."
Throw away your sleeves and go. Wang Xianzhi, the son of Wang Xizhi, a calligrapher in Jin Dynasty, began to learn to write and draw at an early age. He is brilliant and deeply loved by his father.
Once my father's friend and protege was playing dice. Wang Xianzhi looked at it and said, "The south wind is indisputable!" The pupil smiled: "A child is looking at a leopard in a tube and only sees a spot." [。