Disruption of cups and plates, ambition of a wolf, and heartlessness. Collusion and wolfing down

The Ghost Cry Wolf is notorious, cruel and cruel, and shows signs of evil.

The idiom

Afraid of wolves before, but afraid of tigers later, means being timid and worrying too much.

as fierce as wolves and tigers. The metaphor is very cruel.

The idiom

To gobble up food is used to describe the appearance of eating fiercely and in a hurry.

infamous idiom

reputation: reputation; Messy: messy. The reputation is ruined to the extreme.

jackal's habitual idiom

Being as fierce and cruel as jackal has become a habit. Describing people as cruel

Ghostly crying and howling idioms

Describing crying loudly with a piercing voice.

The jackal is in power. The idiom

means that the bad guys are in power.

cups and plates are in a mess

cups and plates are in a mess. Describe the messy appearance of the desktop after eating and drinking.

four idioms of wolf smoke

wolf smoke: smoke from burning wolf dung when the ancient frontier defense alarm was given. There are alarm fireworks everywhere, which means that the frontier is not calm.

Wolf's ambition idiom

Wolf: Wolf cub. Although the young wolf is young, he has a fierce nature. Metaphor is cruel and vicious, and the habit is hard to change.

The idiom

is a metaphor for colluding with each other to do bad things.

Idiom in a quandary

Being in an unbearable predicament. Describe the appearance of being very embarrassed.

The eagle looks at the wolf and steps

See things like an eagle and walk like a wolf. Describe the sinister appearance.

The idiom

When a rat flees, it describes the scene of running away in a mess.

The dirty idiom

refers to corruption, bribery, misconduct and discredit.

The wolf is greedy for mice and stealing idioms

As greedy as a wolf; Stealing like a mouse. Often describe the enemy as greedy and mean.

The wolf is greedy for his eyes.

He is greedy like a wolf and stares with his eyes wide open like a tiger. Metaphor is ambitious.

the idiom

tapir: pig; Sudden: dash. Run like a wolf and collide like a pig. Describe groups of bad guys rushing around and scratching around.

The idiom "heartless and cruel"

describes that the heart is as vicious as a wolf and a dog.

A cruel heart and a dog walk

Heart is like a wolf and behavior is like a dog. Metaphor is greedy, vicious and despicable.

The front door refuses the tiger, and the back door enters the wolf.

The idiom means to drive away an enemy and come again.

the idiom

tiger and wolf's momentum describes a very fierce momentum.

the idiom

general: command, command. Send sheep to command wolves. Metaphor is not enough to command. It is also a metaphor to make a kind person control a tough and ambitious person, which is bad.

the idiom

tapir: pig; Sudden: dash. Crash like a pig and run like a wolf. Describe groups of bad guys rushing around and scratching around.

The idiom

The goat is cruel and the wolf is greedy, which originally refers to being fierce and fighting for power, and later refers to the cruel exploitation of corrupt officials.

like a wolf herding sheep

like a wolf herding sheep. Metaphor officials brutally oppress the people.

the idiom

is used to describe bringing bad people or enemies into the house.

wolves

wolves don't change when they reach the horizon;

bones are indispensable in a wolf's den;

The wolf has a copper head, iron feet and hemp waist;

the wolf has its way, and the snake has its trail;

when wolves and dogs fight, the two families are afraid;

it is most dangerous for a wolf to lead a sheep;

wolves like stray sheep best;

When the wolf has his last breath, he still wants to eat sheep.

A wolf sticks his head into the sheepfold and never leaves his body modestly.

Proverbs of the Wolf

Proverbs of the Wolf (English)

A wolf in sheep's clothing.

A wolf in sheep's clothing.

When the wolf grows old, The crows ride him.

Wolves are always bullied by birds

Who keeps company with the Wolf, will learn to how.

With wolves, you will learn to call them

a sheep crying wolves.

Fall into wolves.

Wolves' allegorical sayings

Wolves eat wolves-

Right.

The wolf borrows the pig baby-

Not yet;

wolves eat grass-

pretend to be sheep (foreign);

sheep ran out of wolves-

impossible;

The wolf looks at the sheep-

The more he looks, the less he looks;

wolves give gifts to sheep-

they are not kind;

It's not good for a wolf cub to go into a sheepfold.

From Chinese and foreign proverbs, we can find out that in ancient times, foreign countries, like China, thought that a wolf was a representative of fierceness, ruthlessness and greed.

The wolf's main food was sheep, and the wolf had a persistent pursuit of the wolf.

The wolf cub was trained to hunt food from birth, and had a wolf

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2. The wolf cherishes the pig baby-it can't be returned (figuratively speaking, it can't go back)

3. The wolf has long horns on its head-pretending to be a sheep (p>4. The wolf pretends to be sheep fat-up to no good

5. The wolf eats the wolf-unexpectedly

6. The wolf pretends to be a sheep laughing-with bad intentions. Qiao children in the wolf's den-their lives are in danger

1. Wolves don't eat dead children-what the living are used to

11. Wolves eat grass-pretend to be foreign (sheep)

12. Wolves eat ghosts-few have disappeared

13. Wolves look at lambs-the more they look, the less they look

14. Wolves borrow baby hunters-they can't return them.

2. A wolf in sheep's clothing or a wolf.

3. I can't bear to let my child catch the wolf.

4. People who pity wolves will be eaten by wolves.

5. Poor wolf hunter, the flock will not increase.

6. Wolves travel thousands of miles to eat people, and dogs eat shit in the horizon.

7. If you don't open a shotgun, you can't beat the wolf.

8. It is most dangerous for a wolf to lead a lamb.

9, the wolf will not change when it reaches the horizon;

1, bones are indispensable in a wolf's den;

11. The wolf has a copper head, iron feet and hemp waist;

12. The wolf has its way, and the snake has its trail;

13. Wolves like stray sheep best;

14. When the wolf has his last breath, he still wants to eat sheep.

15. The wolf's head goes into the sheepfold, and he will never leave his body outside modestly.