⑴ When two armies are fighting, one side knows not to fight, but is provoked by a few words from the other side. What is this idiom or other proverb?
The method of provoking generals
⑵ What are the idioms to describe fighting?
1. To engage in combat: [ǎn bīng jiē zhàn] To engage in short weapons: swords and other short weapons; to engage in combat. Refers to close combat. A metaphor for a fierce fight face to face.
2. Bullets rain down like a forest of spears: [dàn yǔ qiāng lín] Bullets rain down like rain, and spears stand up like a forest. Describe the fierce fighting.
3. Fight alone: ??[gū jūn fèn zhàn] Fight hard: fight with all your strength. The isolated and helpless army fought against the enemy alone. It also refers to a person or a group working hard to engage in a certain struggle without support or help.
4. Fight with blood: [guǒ xuè lì zhàn] It still means fighting with blood. Describes a tenacious fight to the death.
5. The urgency of combining blades: [hé rèn zhī jí] Combining blades: The edges of the weapons touch together, which means fighting. Refers to the most intense and critical moment of the battle. It also describes the situation reaching its most critical moment.
6. Load a gun with live ammunition: [hè qiāng shí dàn] Load: carry. Carrying the gun, loaded the bullet. Describes being fully armed and ready to go into battle.
7. Golden Drum: [jīn gǔ xuān tiān] Golden Drum: In ancient battles, golden bells and war drums were used to command soldiers. Beating the drums means advancing, and ringing the gold means retreating. Describes the majesty of the military or the fierceness of the battle.
8. Fight to the end: [xuè zhàn dào dǐ] Fight to the end: fight fiercely and desperately. Refers to a fierce battle to the last moment.
9. Bloody battle: [yù xuè zhàn dòu] Bloody battle: covered in blood. He was covered in blood and still fighting bravely. Describes a tenacious fight to the death.
10. Fighting: [zhàn huǒ fēn fēi] describes frequent and fierce battles. The soldiers fought desperately in the flames of war.
⑶ What are the idioms about the art of war
1. Surprise <"Sun Tzu Ji Pian": "To attack an unprepared person, to surprise him." 〉
2. Attack without preparation
3. Soldiers are not afraid of deceit <"Sun Tzu Ji Pian": "The soldiers are deceitful." 〉
4. Impeccable <"Sun Tzu Ji Pian": "Attack the unprepared and surprise the enemy." 〉
5. Be victorious in a hundred battles <"Sun Tzu: Planning for Attack": "That is why being victorious in a hundred battles is not a good thing."〉
6. Conquer others without fighting. "Sun Tzu: Planning for Attack": "One who subdues the enemy's troops without fighting is a good person." 〉
7. Surprise and victory <"Sun Tzu Shi Pian": "Any warrior relies on the right combination and wins with surprise. Therefore, those who are good at surprising are as endless as the heaven and earth, and as endless as a river." 〉
8. The end and the beginning again <"Sun Tzu Shi Pian": "The end and the beginning are the same as the sun and the moon." 〉
9. The cycle begins again and again〈Same as above. It evolved from "end and beginning again">
10. Resurrection from the dead <"Sun Tzu Shi Chapter": "Resurrection from the dead is the four seasons." 〉
11. One after another, "Sun Tzu? Shi Pian": "There are many conflicts, but there should be no chaos." 〉
12. Hun Hun Chao Chao <"Sun Tzu Shi Chapter": "Hun Hun Chao Chao, shaped like a garden but invincible." 〉
13. Avoid the real and attack the fictitious <"Sun Tzu? Virtual Reality": "The shape of a soldier is to avoid the real and attack the fictitious.">
14. Avoid the real and attack the fictitious
15. Traveling twice as long as possible <"Sun Tzu? Military Struggle Chapter": "That's why we roll up our armor and rush forward day and night. We travel hundreds of miles on double roads and strive for profit.">
16. Waiting for labor with ease ("Sun Tzu? Military Struggle Chapter"): "Waiting near and waiting for distance, waiting for labor with ease (yi), and waiting for opportunity with fullness, this is the way to control strength." 〉
17. The later ones arrive first <"Sun Tzu? Military Struggle Chapter": "Therefore, it is a roundabout way to lure them to the advantage. Later generations will develop and the predecessors will arrive, making it a roundabout plan. ”. 〉
18. Being condescending <"Sun Tzu? Marching Chapter": "Every army likes to be high and hates to be low, values ????yang but despises yin, maintains health and is practical, and the army is free from all diseases, this is said to be victorious."〉
19. Love soldiers like sons <"Sun Tzu? Terrain Chapter": "Regard soldiers as beloved sons, so you can die with them.">
20. Correspondence from beginning to end <" Sun Tzu's "Nine Places Chapter": "Therefore, those who are good at using soldiers are like being forthright; those who are bold are like snakes in Changshan. If you strike at the head, the tail will come, if you strike at the tail, the head will come, and if you strike at the middle, the head and tail will come.">
21. In the same boat, they help each other <"Sun Zi Jiu Di Pian": "The Wu people and the Yue people are hostile to each other. When they are in the same boat and help each other, when the wind encounters a wind, they save each other like a left and right hand.">< /p>
22. We are in the same boat through thick and thin 〉 23. Soldiers value speed <"Sun Tzu? Nine Places Chapter": "Soldiers value speed. If you treat others poorly, you can attack them in a way that avoids danger."〉 24. Leaving the near and seeking the far away <"Sun Tzu? Nine Places Chapter": "Changing one's residence and taking a roundabout way will make people worry less. 25. Burning the boat and breaking the ax <"Sun Tzu? Nine Places Chapter" , 26. Burn the cauldron and sink the boat 27. Throw yourself into death and then live <"Sun Tzu? Nine Places": "Throw yourself into death and then survive; plunge into death and then live. . 》〉 28. Cleverness can accomplish things〈"Sun Zi Jiu Di Pian": "So the thing about being a soldier is to follow the enemy's will, follow the enemy's direction, and kill the general from thousands of miles away. This is called cleverness. Those who do things." Wish you good luck! ⑷ Idioms about military warfare 1. Elite division----Elite: refers to an army with excellent equipment and strong combat effectiveness ; Division: Army. Refers to troops with strong combat capabilities. 2. The division of benevolence and righteousness----division: the army. Advocate for love and justice and defeat the evil army. Also known as "the soldier of benevolence and righteousness". 3. Millions of troops - a large and mighty army. 4. Divine soldiers and generals - a metaphor for an army that is brave, good at fighting and quick in action. 5. Heavenly soldiers and generals—oldly refers to the armies and generals in heaven. It is also a metaphor for people with high abilities. 6. Soldiers are well-fed----soldiers: soldiers. It means that the soldiers are elite and have sufficient food and grass. Describes that the army is very powerful. 7. Many soldiers and generals----describes that the army has many people and strong military services. 8. Strong soldiers and strong horses----describes the strength of the army and its combat effectiveness. 9. Strong people and strong horses----describes the army's strong combat effectiveness or its military appearance. 10. Strong armor and sharp weapons - strong armor and sharp weapons. Describe the elite troops. 11. Star Flag and Electric Halberd——The military flag is like stars, and the sword and halberd is like lightning. It is a metaphor for the prosperity of the military. 12. The ship is strong and the cannon is sharp--jian: strong; sharp: sharp. It means that the battleship is strong and the cannon is powerful. Describe the strength of the navy. 13. The sudden rise of a new force - a metaphor for the sudden emergence of a new force. 14. Labor: fatigue, hard work; division, mass: army; Dong: dispatch, mobilization. Originally it meant mobilizing a large number of troops, but now it means mobilizing a lot of manpower. 15. Raising troops and mobilizing a large number of troops—oldly refers to sending out troops on a large scale. Now mostly refers to using a lot of manpower to do something (contains a derogatory meaning). 16. A division has a name----division: army; name: name, by extension the reason. There must be a legitimate reason for sending troops. Post-metaphor there is a good reason for doing something. 17. The division comes from the unknown - division: army; name: name, by extension the reason. There is no legitimate reason for sending troops. It also extends to doing something without a valid reason. 18. The unknown army - an army that goes to war without a legitimate reason. 19. The soldiers are well fed and the horses are well fed - the army has sufficient rations and strong morale. 20. Dead armor and blunt armor - a metaphor for an army with extremely poor equipment. 21. Horse and wheel - a war horse and a wheel. A trivial amount of military equipment. 23. Old, weak and disabled soldiers - a metaphor for people who have poor working ability due to old age, frailty and other reasons. 24. The soldiers are weak and the generals are few----Wei, few: few. There are not many major generals. Describes weak strength. 25. The old man of the division is tired——Lao: exhaustion; tired: tired. It means that the time of using troops is too long, the soldiers are tired and their morale is low. 26. The beheaded general - a metaphor for a general who resolutely resists and would rather die than surrender. 27. Division is zhuang----division: army; zhi: justifiable reason; zhuang: strong and powerful. If there is a legitimate reason for sending troops, the army will be strong and effective. Now it means that the army fighting for justice is full of fighting spirit and invincible. 28. There are no weak soldiers under strong generals - there are no weak and incompetent soldiers under brave generals. It is a metaphor that a good leader can lead a good team. Idioms about soldiers 1. To join the army with a pen—refers to a scholar joining the army. 2. Give up literature and pursue martial arts - give up literature and pursue martial arts. 3. Military career - refers to the life and experience of fighting. 4. Bravely championing the three armies----refers to being the first in the army in bravery or bravery. 5. Charge into battle----desperately attack the enemy's territory. Describes bravery in combat. 6. Pick up the enemy flag and kill the general. 7. Horse leather shroud----horse leather: horse skin. Wrap the body in horsehide. Refers to heroic sacrifice on the battlefield. 8. Able to fight - describes someone with rich combat experience and good at fighting. 9. Brave and good at fighting - brave and good at fighting. 10. Fighting bloody - describes fighting tenaciously to the death. 11. Experienced in many battles - experienced many battles personally. It is a metaphor for many situations and rich experience. 12. Fight to the death - fight to the death against the enemy. 13. A last stand - a metaphor for a fight to the death. 14. Fight against the city----Back: leaning on one's back. Refers to the final battle. 15. Fight independently - each becomes an independent unit to fight. 16. People fight for themselves----For war: to fight. Everyone can fight independently. 17. Fighting alone - an isolated and helpless army fights alone. It is a metaphor for working alone without anyone to support you. 19. Be timid in defense and fight bravely - be careful in setting up defenses and fight bravely. 20. Quick victory----Use quick tactics to end the battle. It also means completing a task quickly. 21. Hand-to-hand combat - refers to close combat. A metaphor for a fierce fight face to face. 22. Soldiers meeting each other----Bingrong: weapons. Meet with force. Refers to using war to solve problems. 23. Strike head-on--go up and give the enemy a hard blow. 24. Rongma 倥偬 ---- Rongma: originally refers to war horses, but also refers to the military; 倥偬: busy. Describes busy military affairs. 25. Gold and Iron Horse——The sword shines with golden light, and the horse is equipped with iron armor. A metaphor for war. It also describes the majestic appearance of a warrior galloping with a gun in hand. 26. Heng Ge and Leap Horse——Hold the spear horizontally and gallop the horse. Describes the majestic and heroic posture of soldiers preparing to charge into battle. 27. The soldiers are well fed and the horses are well fed - the army has sufficient rations and strong morale. 28. Commanding with certainty—describing a calm and thoughtful attitude, commanding as if everything has been stipulated in advance. 29. Mobilize troops and dispatch generals----Mobilize troops and dispatch generals. Generally refers to mobilizing and arranging manpower. 30. Pioneer——a metaphor for the pioneers who carry out a certain work. 31. Old, weak and disabled soldiers - a metaphor for people who have poor working ability due to old age, frailty and other reasons. 32. The soldiers are weak and the generals are few----Wei, few: few. There are not many major generals. Describes weak strength. 33. Division veterans are tired——Lao: exhaustion; tired: tired. It means that the time of using troops is too long, the soldiers are tired and their morale is low. ⑸ What is the idiom for two armies fighting while running away To collapse without a fight. I hope my answer can help you ⑹ Please write down two expressions Idioms about the art of war Encircle Wei and rescue Zhao across the sea ⑺ Idioms describing battles Rain of bullets Rain of bullets Continuous artillery fire Rivers of blood Corpses strewn across the fields Horrible Turning sides and disarming The army was defeated< /p> Fighting alone Evenly matched Defeated like water Completely defeated Both sides suffer The remaining soldiers Defeated general Use troops like a god Turn defeat into victory ⑻ What is the idiom for two armies Two armies confront each other Another one is: when the two armies are fighting, the envoy will not be killed. ⑼ Idioms about the outcome of a battle between two armies Evenly matched ⑽ Idioms about the art of war Idioms about the art of war< /p> 1. Surprise <"Sun Tzu Ji Pian": "Attack the unprepared and surprise the enemy." 〉 2. Attack without preparation 〈same as above〉 3. Soldiers are not afraid of deceit <"Sun Tzu Ji Pian": "The soldiers are deceitful." 〉 4. Impeccable <"Sun Tzu Ji Pian": "Attack the unprepared and surprise the enemy." 〉 5. Be victorious in a hundred battles <"Sun Tzu: Planning for Attack": "That is why being victorious in a hundred battles is not a good thing." 〉 6. Conquer others without fighting "Sun Tzu: Planning for Attack": "One who subdues the enemy's troops without fighting is a good person." 〉 7. Winning by surprise <"Sun Tzu Shi Chapter": "Any warrior relies on the right combination and wins by surprise. Therefore, those who are good at surprising are as endless as heaven and earth, and as endless as rivers." 〉 8. The end and the beginning again <"Sun Tzu Shi Pian": "The end and the beginning are the same as the sun and the moon." 〉 9. The cycle begins again and again 10. Resurrection from the dead <"Sun Tzu Shi Chapter": "Resurrection from the dead is the four seasons." 〉 11. One after another, "Sun Tzu? Shi Pian": "There are many rebellions, but there should be no chaos in the fight." 〉 12. Hun Hun Chao Chao <"Sun Tzu Shi Chapter": "Hun Hun Chao Chao, shaped like a garden but invincible." 〉 13. Avoid the real and attack the fictitious <"Sun Tzu? Virtual Reality": "The shape of a soldier is to avoid the real and attack the fictitious."> 14. Avoid the real and attack the fictitious 15. Traveling twice as long as the road <"Sun Tzu? Military Struggle Chapter": "That's why we rush forward with armor rolled up, not going anywhere day and night, we travel hundreds of miles on the double road to compete for profit."> 16. Waiting for labor with ease ("Sun Tzu? Military Struggle Chapter"): "Waiting near and waiting for distance, waiting for labor with ease (yi), and waiting for opportunity with fullness, this is the way to control strength." 〉 17. The later ones arrive first <"Sun Tzu? Military Struggle Chapter": "Therefore, it is a roundabout way to lure them to gain, and it is also a roundabout way for later generations to develop and forefathers to arrive. ”. 〉 18. Being condescending <"Sun Tzu? Marching Chapter": "Every army likes to be high and hates to be low, values ????yang but despises yin, maintains health and is practical, and the army is free from all diseases, this is said to be victorious." 19. Love soldiers like sons <"Sun Tzu? Terrain Chapter": "Regard soldiers as beloved sons, so you can die with them."> 20. Correspondence from beginning to end <" Sun Tzu's "Nine Places Chapter": "Therefore, those who are good at using soldiers are like being quick; those who are quick are like snakes in Changshan. If you hit the head, the tail will come, if you hit the tail, the head will hit, and if you hit the middle, the head and tail will hit."> 21. In the same boat, they help each other <"Sun Zi Jiu Di Chapter": "The Wu people and the Yue people are hostile to each other. When they are in the same boat, they help each other. When the wind blows, they save each other like the left and right hands." > < /p> 22. We are in the same boat through thick and thin 23. Soldiers value speed <"Sun Tzu? Nine Places Chapter": "Soldiers value speed. If you treat others poorly, you can attack them in an unprepared way."〉 24. Leaving the near and seeking the far away <"Sun Tzu? Nine Places": "Changing one's residence and taking a circuitous route will make people worry less. 25. Burning boats and breaking axes" <"Sun Tzu? Nine Places" , 26. Burn the cauldron and sink the boat 27. Throw yourself into death and then survive <"Sun Zi Jiu Di Pian": "Throw yourself into death and survive; plunge into death and survive . 》〉 28. Cleverness can make things happen. "Sun Tzu Jiu Di Pian": "So the thing about being a soldier is to follow the enemy's will, follow the enemy's direction, and kill the general from thousands of miles away. This is called cleverness. Those who do things."