1. Poems about unreasonable people
Poems about unreasonable people 1. What are the sentences describing "unreasonable people"
1. Then This kind of person is incomprehensible, don't be the same as him.
2. Because he is incomprehensible and his nature is hard to change. I have to find a new job.
3. You are really unreasonable.
4. His kind of person is simply unreasonable. Don’t try to get along with him.
5. This person is very stubborn and refuses to listen no matter how much he is persuaded. It is really unreasonable.
6. These people are very stubborn and refuse to listen no matter how much they are persuaded. It is really unreasonable.
7. This kind of person who does not ambush, burn or bury is really unreasonable.
8. This suspect is really shameless. He clearly did something bad, but he blamed the victim. It is really unreasonable.
9. He is indiscriminate and insists that I should bear the responsibility. Do you think he is unreasonable?
10. Who knew that the snob not only refused to comply, but was also unreasonable and said a lot of hateful nonsense.
11. If an old man who is sick and about to die is arrogant and unreasonable to you, you should accept it. After all, he is about to pass away.
12. There is no need for you to waste time on such an unreasonable person.
13. How can an unreasonable and ignorant person become useful?
14. It is too much for him to be so arrogant and unreasonable.
15. His unreasonable and demanding attitude aroused everyone's disgust.
16. What the manager said today was really arrogant and unreasonable. He actually called a deer a horse and made no distinction between right and wrong.
2. What are the sentences to describe the unreasonable old man?
1. This child is the joy of the colonel in his loneliness, but the grandfather is unreasonable and wants to kill him The grandson took him there and kept saying that if the child was not given to him, he would not let him inherit the inheritance.
2. Unexpectedly, a woman suddenly appeared in the house! Her name is Elizabeth, she often appears and disappears, and she is unreasonable and insists that the house belongs to her.
3. There is nothing I can do when I encounter such an unreasonable person.
4. He is indiscriminate and insists that I should bear the responsibility. Do you think he is unreasonable?
5. He is also arrogant and unreasonable, so he is very unpopular.
6. That kind of person is very unreasonable. Asking him to accept these conditions is a bit like seeking the skin of a tiger.
7. After learning that the other company was so unreasonable, colleagues all became hostile and vowed to defeat the other company with their performance.
8. If an old man who is sick and about to die is rude and unreasonable to you, you should respond.
9. This is how you should treat such unreasonable people.
10. In our society, there are also a few people who disregard public interests, are unreasonable, and commit crimes and crimes.
11. Although you are very old, we should all respect you, but you can't rely on your old age to act like this, it's unreasonable.
12. She knows how good he is, but she is a child spoiled by her parents. He is like a baton for her parents, pampering her when her parents are not around. Therefore, she is coquettish and willful, sometimes Quite unreasonable.
13. So, what rights and property rights of the minority can be protected from the infringement of the unreasonable majority?
14. If the young man had not been so unreasonable, perhaps Scobie would have been angered and the two would have become friends.
15. He is a greedy, cunning and unreasonable person. He did all kinds of evil things behind his back.
3. What are the words or idioms that describe people who are unreasonable and narrow-minded?
The words or idioms that describe people who are unreasonable and narrow-minded include:
[Unbenevolence and unrighteousness - benevolence: benevolence; righteousness: morality. Not talking about benevolence and morality. Describes despicable and cruel character.
Careful about everything - fussing over every detail: describes a person who is discerning and can be extended to mean something trivial. Only care about unimportant things.
Chi and baht must be compared - Chi and baht: both are very small units of weight in ancient times. Described as very stingy, he must care about even a small amount of money. It also means being narrow-minded and caring about even the smallest things.
Not even a hair is pulled out - not even a hair is pulled out. Originally refers to Yang Zhu's extreme self-centeredness. Later he was described as being very stingy and selfish.
Divide a pound and break a pound - a metaphor for over-evaluation.
Bargain - ask for: ask for. When buying and selling things, the seller wants a high price and the buyer offers a low price, and both parties have to argue repeatedly. It can also be used as a metaphor for repeatedly arguing when negotiating, or making conditions when accepting a task.
Chi and baht must be compared - Chi and baht: both are very small units of weight in ancient times. Described as very stingy, he must care about even a small amount of money. It also means being narrow-minded and caring about even the smallest things.
The utensil for fighting rice-粲: a bamboo vessel that can only hold one bucket or two liters. A metaphor for a narrow-minded person.
Selfish - very selfish, only thinking about personal gain.
Narrow-minded - broad-minded: thoughts, magnanimity. The gas volume is very small.
Small belly chicken intestines - a metaphor for having a small mind and only considering small things and not taking into account the overall situation.
The utensil for fighting rice-粲: a bamboo vessel that can only hold one bucket or two liters. A metaphor for a narrow-minded person.
The people who are fighting against each other - a metaphor for people who are narrow-minded and short-sighted. Same as "the person who fights against evil".
Rat belly and chicken intestines - a metaphor for a narrow-minded person who only considers small things and ignores the big picture.
To find faults - seek: to find; flaws: faults. Blow open the hair on the skin to look for scars. It is a metaphor for deliberately finding faults in others and looking for mistakes.
Repay kindness with hatred - repay kindness with hatred. Refers to ingratitude.
Arguing over long points and short points - long and short: refers to right and wrong. Arguing over who is right and who is wrong. More often than not, it means being overly concerned with things that are not very important.
The utensil for fighting rice-粲: a bamboo vessel that can only hold one bucket or two liters. A metaphor for a narrow-minded person.
A small vessel is easy to make - Ying: full. The utensils are small and easy to fill. It originally refers to a person with a limited capacity for drinking. It is a metaphor for having a small capacity and making it easy to become complacent.