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Basic explanation
(1) refers to the officer is too much. (2) refers to the fly in the ointment or shoddy.
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[Source] The Selected Works of Ren Fang Tang Note: "Zhao usurped the throne and served 97 people. Every dynasty, the villain is full of courts, and the story of Diusim is half-sitting. Sometimes people say,' There are not enough minks, but the dog's tail is still there.' "
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Prose is a success in Wen Yuan, but this year's anthology is the top three, which makes people feel "~". Lu Xun's Quasi-Romantic Discourse of "From Deaf to Dumb"
Encyclopedia explanation
There is not enough mink, and the dog's tail continues. It is a metaphor that things that are not easy to take are made up behind good things, and the front and back parts are out of proportion. Mink is an animal with precious fur. The emperor's attendants decorated their hats with mink tails. According to Jin Shu Zhao Chuan, at that time, due to the overuse of officials and the lack of mink tail, the dog tail was used instead, that is, "the mink is insufficient, and the dog tail continues", which later evolved into "the dog tail continues to mink".
2. What are the four-character idioms with the word mink? There are 1 1 four-character idioms with mink characters:
1, dog-tailed mink gǒu wěi xù diāo
Explain to continue: connect. The attendants of the Jin emperor used it as the decoration of the hat. Refers to excessive sealing of officials. It is also a metaphor that things that are not easy to take are patched behind good things, and the front and back parts are out of proportion.
2, dog gold mink gǒu xù jīn diāo
Explain the metaphor of swearing officials.
3. mink and dogs belong to sh incarnation.
Interpretation refers to authenticity or a mixture of advantages and disadvantages.
4. The story of Deusim is full of Diā o Chá n m m m m n snipes.
Explain the story of diusim: the decoration on the hat of the attendants in the Han dynasty is synonymous with dignitaries. In the past, there were too many titles.
5. Diaoqiu is the incarnation of wine diā diā o qiú Hu à n ji incarnation.
Explain mink: a coat made of mink. Trade mink coats for wine. Describe the precious bohemian life.
6, the dog continues to mink tail Gǒ u xù diā o w ě i.
It means that the official seal is too much. It is also a metaphor that things that are not easy to take are patched behind good things, and the front and back parts are out of proportion. The same as "the dog's tail continues the mink".
7. Dog-tailed mink continues to cooperate with Gǒ u w ā i di ā o xê.
Explain that bad things are made up after good things, and the two parts are very disproportionate. The same as "the dog's tail continues the mink".
8, gold mink for wine j and n di ā o Hu à n ji incarnation.
Explain the golden mink: the crown ornaments of the emperor's left and right courtiers after the Han Dynasty. Take off the golden crown for wine. Describe informality and binge drinking.
9, gold mink wine j and j and n di ā oq ǔ ji ǔ
Take off the golden crown for wine. Describe informality and binge drinking. Exchange "golden mink" for wine
10, golden mink wine j and j and n di ā o Shi Ji incarnation.
Take off the golden crown for wine. Describe informality and binge drinking. Exchange "golden mink" for wine
3. Look at the pictures and guess the idioms. Look at the pictures and guess the idioms. There is a dog and a mink-the dog's tail is followed by a mink.
Putting a dog's tail on mink is a poor sequel to an excellent work.
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Explain to continue: connect. The attendants of the Jin emperor used it as the decoration of the hat. Refers to excessive sealing of officials. It is also a metaphor that things that are not easy to take are patched behind good things, and the front and back parts are out of proportion.
The source "Book of Jin Zhao Chuan": "Slaves and slaves are also knighted. Every time the court held a meeting, Diusim's story was full, and people at that time said,' The mink is not enough, and the dog's tail continues'. "
Structural subject-predicate form.
Usage is mostly used in literary works. Generally used as subject, predicate and attribute.
Orthophonic mink; You can't pronounce "zhào".
Continuation of shape discrimination; Can't write "read"; Mink skin; Can't write "Shao"
Synonym Buddha's head is covered with dung.
Example: You have written most of this novel; Please let me continue to write; How dare I?
It's like mending a strong coat with a dog's tail.
After the death of Sima Yan, Sima Zhong, the son of Emperor Wu of Jin Dynasty, succeeded to the throne. He knows nothing about state affairs, and power falls into the hands of his vicious and cunning family. Sima Lun, the prince of Zhao, used this as an excuse to lead troops into the DPRK, killed his family and appointed himself as the Prime Minister.
In order to woo courtiers and expand their sphere of influence, Sima Lun made a big official. When everything was ready, he abolished Jin Huidi and proclaimed himself emperor. At that time, it was stipulated that all princes and ministers wore hats decorated with sable tails. Because Sima Lun made officials knighted, the mink tail was not enough for a while, so we had to use the dog tail instead. According to this, people have compiled two folk songs: "The mink is not enough, and the dog's tail continues." Used to satirize the court.
Later, people used "the dog's tail continues to mink" to indicate that continuous cropping is not good. In the Qing Dynasty, Pu Songling's "Daiwanggong and Yanshan Zhao Qi" has this allusion: "In the cover, you should add daytime brocade; After the gentry, Zhang Qian continued to be Marten. "
4. There is a four-character idiom 1 1 with the word mink: 1, and the dog's tail continues to mink g ǒ g ǒ gǒu wěi xù diāo ā o. Explanation continues: connection. The attendants of the Jin emperors were all used to decorate their hats. It means that the official seal is too much. It also means that things that are not easy to take are made up after good things. The two parts are out of proportion. 2. the explanation of dog's renewal of gold, mink gǒu xù jīn diāo, is a metaphor for officials who abuse their seals. 3. The explanation that mink dogs belong to mink G ǒ u xi ā ng sh ǔ means that authenticity or pros and cons are mixed. 4. The story of a house full of frustrations Diā o Chá n m ǐ n ǐ m ǐ n ǐ t ü t ü t ü t ü t ü t ü t ü it used to be synonymous with dignitaries. It used to mean that there were too many officials and nobles. 5. Tiā o Qiqiú Hu à n Ji incarnation explained that mink is a coat made of mink. It's for drinking wine. It describes the precious Bohemian life. 6. The dog continues to marten its tail. Gǒu xdiāo wi explained that it was too cruel to seal the official position. This is also a metaphor to make up for bad things. The front and rear parts are very out of proportion. 7. Explain that bad things are made up after good things, and the front and back parts are out of proportion. 8. Explain the golden mink: the left and right courtiers of emperors after the Han Dynasty. Indulge in wine. 9. The Golden Ferrets took the wine. J and jīn diāo qǔ jiǔ ǔ explained that the golden crown was used to hold wine. Describe informality, binge drinking. Same as "Golden Ferret for Alcohol", 10 and Golden Ferret for Alcohol. It means that the golden crown is used to hold wine. Describe informality, binge drinking.
5. What is the idiom of dog and mink? A dog with a mink tail [gǒu xù diāo wěi]. The basic definition is that the official seal is too much.
It is also a metaphor that things that are not easy to take are patched behind good things, and the front and back parts are out of proportion. The same as "the dog's tail continues the mink".
Out of the Qing Dynasty, the girl won the season, "June Frost Luo Zhang": "Kill and flatter, love the dog and continue the marten's tail." The basic definition of 【 G ǒ u xu j Ρ n di ā o 】 is a metaphor for officials who have imposed excessive seals.
Chu Qing Xiao Boshan's "Patriotic Soul and Diligent King": "If the dog is full of gold martens, then ask who will sweep the smoke?" The basic definition of [gǒu wěi xù diāo] continued: contact. The attendants of the Jin emperor used it as the decoration of the hat.
Refers to excessive sealing of officials. It is also a metaphor that things that are not easy to take are patched behind good things, and the front and back parts are out of proportion.
The Five Dynasties Sun Guangxian's "North Dream" Volume 18: "Self-chaos; Too many official titles; Seal the king as a store; The dog's tail is changed. " You have written more than half of this novel, please let me continue to write, how dare I ~.
After the death of Emperor Sima Yan, his son Sima Zhong succeeded to the throne. He knew nothing about state affairs, and power fell into the hands of the vicious and cunning Queen Jia. Sima Lun, the king of Zhao, used this as an excuse to lead troops into the DPRK, killed Queen Jia and claimed to be the Prime Minister. In order to woo courtiers and expand their sphere of influence, Sima Lun made a big official.
When everything was ready, he abolished Jin Huidi and proclaimed himself emperor. At that time, it was stipulated that all princes and ministers wore hats decorated with sable tails. Because Sima Lun made officials knighted, the mink tail was not enough for a while, so we had to use the dog tail instead. According to this, people have compiled two folk songs: "The mink is not enough, and the dog's tail continues."
Used to satirize the court. Later, people used "the dog's tail continues to mink" to indicate that continuous cropping is not good.
In the Qing Dynasty, Pu Songling's "Daiwanggong and Yanshan Zhao Qi" has this allusion: "In the cover, you should add daytime brocade; After the gentry, Zhang Qian continued to be Marten. " Dog-tailed mink continued [Gǒ u w ě i di ā ox] The basic interpretation metaphor is that things that are not easy to take are patched behind good things, and the front and back parts are very disproportionate.
The same as "the dog's tail continues the mink". Chu Chu wrote in "Love with Fate, Ci Qu, Ci Cai": "There are still people who are enthusiastic about the former and slack off on the latter, and have to continue because of the dog's tail mink."
The basic definition of [diā o g ǒ u xi ā ng sh ǒ] refers to the mixture of authenticity or pros and cons. In Zhuo's "Shilou Ji", he said: "I learned calligraphy from Mu since I was a child ... I regretted the singleness of height, so I ordered to attack and treat his disability and supplement it. Although it is true, the mink and the dog belong to each other. I pay tribute to the legacy of Lu Gong, which shows that it is later. "