Famous aphorisms and proverbs about rabbits

The Three Caves of the Cunning Rabbit

Answered by: mujinxinyi | Level 1 | 2011-1-17 17:02

Rabbit horns and cow wings:

Rabbits don't have horns and cows don't have wings, so "rabbit horns and cow wings" are used to describe unreasonable things

Rabbit, sunflower and oats:

Describe the desolate scene

The rabbit rises and the falcon falls:

Metaphor for moving quickly

The rabbit rises and the falcon falls:

It means that the falcon immediately landed to catch the rabbit as soon as it came out of the nest. Ji Yan moves quickly. It is also a metaphor for writing calligraphy, painting or writing articles quickly

The rabbit rises and the darkness sinks:

It is said that the moon rises and sets

The rabbit lacks and the darkness sinks:

As the rabbit flies away

Rabbit shredded oats:

Metaphor in name but in reality

The rabbit dies and the dog cooks:

After the rabbit dies, the hunting dog Being cooked. It is often used as a metaphor for rulers killing heroes. The quote comes from "Historical Records: The Family of Goujian, King of Yue": "Fan Li then left, and a senior official from the Qi Dynasty planted a book saying: 'When the birds are gone, the good bow is hidden; when the cunning rabbit dies, the lackeys cook it. The King of Yue was a man with a long neck and a bird's beak, which can be compared with the ** Don't be happy when you are in trouble. Why don't you go? '"

The rabbit dies and the fox is sad:

It is a metaphor for feeling sad because of the death of the same kind

The rabbit dies and the dog is hungry. :

It is a metaphor that after the enemy is destroyed, the heroes will not be reused

Rabbit-headed deer brain:

Describes the wretched appearance of a person. Use more descriptions of bad people

The rabbit flies in vain:

It means that the sun and the moon move and the time passes. Rabbit, the jade rabbit in the moon; Crow, the golden crow in the sun

White rabbit and red crow:

Synonyms for the moon and the sun. More borrowing refers to time

Waiting for the rabbit:

It is a metaphor for sticking to the rules and not knowing how to adapt or hoping to get something for nothing, just sitting back and enjoying the results

To forget the rabbit's hoof:

It is still said that if you get fish, you will forget Tsuen. Hooves, rabbit's hooves. The saying comes from "Zhuangzi · Foreign Things": "The reason why the hoof is in the rabbit, and if you get the rabbit, you forget the hoof."

East rabbit, west crow:

It means that the moon rises in the east and the sun sets in the west. It means that time keeps passing. In ancient mythology, it is said that there is a three-legged golden crow in the sun and a jade rabbit in the moon, because the crow and rabbit refer to the sun and the moon

The Three Caves of the Cunning Rabbit:

"Warring States Policy·Qi Ce IV": " A cunning rabbit has three burrows, so he can only avoid having his ears dead; now you have one burrow, and you have no way to sleep on it; please dig two more burrows for you." Later, "the cunning rabbit has three burrows" to describe the many hiding places, which are convenient for avoiding disasters.

Turtle has hair and rabbit has horns:

Turtle has hair and rabbit has horns. This originally refers to a sign of war. Later, it is used as a metaphor for things that cannot exist or are in name only

The fox dies and the rabbit cries:

It is a metaphor for something that hurts its own kind

The fox and the rabbit cry:

< p>It is still said that when a cunning rabbit dies, a running dog will be cooked. It is a metaphor for rejecting or even killing those who have made meritorious deeds after something has been accomplished.

Seeing the rabbit and releasing the hawk:

① Zen Buddhism means to have a targeted approach and speak to the opportunity. ② It means that when you see immediate benefits, you rush to pursue them

Seeing the rabbit and looking at the dog:

It is a metaphor for the time being and urgent countermeasures. The language version of "Warring States Policy·Chu Ce IV": "It is not too late to look at the dog when you see the rabbit."

Be as quiet as a virgin, and move like a stray rabbit:

The language version of "Sun Tzu" ·Nine Places": "The beginning is like a virgin, and the enemy opens an account; the end is like a rabbit that escapes, and the enemy cannot resist it." It describes the army as calm as an unmarried woman when not in action, and as agile as an escaped rabbit when it moves

Wolf runs and rabbit escapes:

Describes fleeing hastily

Rabbit looks after dog:

When you see a rabbit, you call a hound. A metaphor for timely remedy. The saying comes from "Warring States Policy·Chu Ce Four": "It is not too late to look at the dog when you see the rabbit."

Both dogs and rabbits will die:

"Warring States Policy·Qi Ce Three" ": "Qi wanted to attack Wei. Chunyu Kun said to the king of Qi: 'Han Zilu is the sickest dog in the world; Dongguo's slut is the cunning rabbit in the sea. Han Zilu chased Dongguo's slut, and there were three who surrounded the mountain, Teng. There are five people on the mountain, the rabbit is in the front, the dog is in the back, the dog and the rabbit are dead, and they all die in their own places. When Tian's father saw it, he was good at his work without suffering from fatigue." Later, he used the metaphor of "both the dog and the rabbit died". Both sides perish together

The lion and the elephant fight the rabbit, both using all their strength:

It is a metaphor for using all your strength to deal with small things seriously

Sit back and wait for the rabbit:

< p>① "Han Feizi·Five Beetles": "There were people in the Song Dynasty who plowed the fields. There was a plant in the field. A rabbit ran away. It hit the pillar and broke its neck and died. Because it released the grass and guarded the plant, hoping to get the rabbit again, the rabbit could not be recovered, and As a member of the Song Dynasty, if you want to use the government of the previous kings to govern the people of the world, they will all stick to the same thing." Later, he used the metaphor of "waiting for the rabbit" to stick to a narrow experience and not know how to adapt. ②A metaphor for trying to get unexpected gains without any subjective effort

The black rabbit walks:

Refers to the movement of the sun and the moon. Rabbit, the legendary jade rabbit in the moon. By pointing to the moon

The black flying rabbit walks away:

It means the passage of time. Wu, refers to the sun. Rabbit, refers to the moon

One eagle with two rabbits:

In the Tang Dynasty, Li Linfu, Zhang Jiuling, and Pei Yaoqing were all prime ministers. People whisper that "one eagle holds two rabbits hostage".

See the second volume of "Miscellaneous Records of the Ming Emperor" by Zheng Chujie of the Tang Dynasty and the "New Tang Book·Li Linfu Biography". Later, it was said that "one eagle and two rabbits" meant that three people were juxtaposed in the throne, one person was powerful and the two were controlled by him

1 White Rabbit and Red Crow are the names of the moon and the sun. More refers to time.

2 East Rabbit and West Crow Rabbit and Crow: Ancient myths and legends say that there is a jade rabbit in the moon and a three-legged golden crow in the sun, so crow and rabbit are used to represent the sun and the moon. The moon rises in the east, the sun rises in the west...

3. Move like a rabbit, a metaphor for quick action.

4 Chasing the Rabbit at the East Gate is used as a symbol of repentance and repentance in case of misfortune as an official. Same as "Dongmen Yellow Dog".

5. Wait for the rabbit and stay on the plant. It is a metaphor for sticking to a rut and not knowing how to adapt or hoping to get something for nothing and enjoy the results. Same as "waiting for the rabbit"

6 To get the rabbit and forget the hooves is just like to say to get the fish and forget the tsuen. Hooves, rabbit's hooves.

7 Tortoise Hair and Rabbit Horns The turtle has hair on its body and the rabbit has horns on its head. A metaphor for something that cannot exist or is nominal.

8 To catch a rabbit and cook a dog is a metaphor for rejecting or even killing meritorious ministers after something is accomplished. Also known as "The cunning rabbit dies and the good dog is cooked."

9 The Sadness of the Fox and the Rabbit When the fox dies, the rabbit becomes sad, and when the rabbit dies, the fox also becomes sad. It is a metaphor for feeling sad and sad due to the death of similar people.

10 The fox dies and the rabbit cries. It is a metaphor for feeling sad due to the death of the same kind.

11. Release a falcon upon seeing a hare. If you see a hare, immediately release a falcon to chase it. It is a metaphor for taking action in a timely manner and suitable for the needs.

12. See the rabbit and look after the dog. If you see a rabbit, you will turn around and call the hunting dog to hunt it down. It is a metaphor that although the action is a little late, it is still too late to think of a solution quickly.

13. The cunning rabbit dies and the good dog is cooked. It is a metaphor that a person who serves the ruler will be abandoned or killed after he succeeds. Same as "the cunning rabbit dies and the good dog is cooked".

14 Three Cunning Rabbit Caves The cunning rabbit has prepared several hiding places. It means there are many hidden places or methods.

15. As quiet as a virgin, as active as a runaway rabbit. It means that when the army is not in action, it is as calm as an unmarried woman, but when it moves, it is as agile as an escaped rabbit.

16. Quiet as a virgin, as active as a rabbit. Virgin: an unmarried woman; rabbit: an escaped rabbit. It means that when the army is not in action, it is as solemn as an unmarried girl; when it is in action, it is like a running rabbit...

17 Rabbits die and dogs cook. Cook: cook. When the rabbit dies, the hunting dog is cooked and eaten. It is a metaphor that people who serve the ruler will be abandoned or killed after they are done.

18 The Three Cunning Rabbit Points means there are many hidden places or methods. Same as "Three Caves of a Cunning Rabbit".

19 Frightened ape and escaped rabbit Such as frightened ape and escaped rabbit. Describes a quick escape.

20 wolf runs and rabbit escapes, describing running away in a hurry.

21. The rabbit calls the dog. See the rabbit and call the dog. A metaphor for timely remedy.

22 Both the dog and the rabbit will die. It is a metaphor that both parties will perish together.

23 Stay like a virgin, go out like a rabbit. Virgin: an unmarried woman; Tuotu: a rabbit that escapes. It means that when the army is not in action, it is as steady as an unmarried girl; when it is in action, it is like a running rabbit...

24 The lion fights the rabbit, which is also used to metaphorically use all its strength to take small things seriously. deal with. It's the same as "a lion and an elephant fight a rabbit with all their strength."

25 Sit and wait. Strain: The roots of the tree exposed above the ground. The original metaphor is the fluke mentality of trying to achieve success without hard work. Now it is also a metaphor for sticking to narrow experience and not knowing how to adapt.

26 The lion and the elephant fight the rabbit with all their strength. It is a metaphor for dealing with small things seriously with all their strength.

27 The momentum is like taking off the rabbit. The momentum: offensive. Take off: escape. Attacks enemies extremely fast, like an escaped rabbit running.

28 The rabbit rises and the black sinks, referring to the moonrise and sunset.

29 The rabbit walks and the crow flies. Crow: According to ancient legend, there is a three-legged crow in the middle of the sun, so the sun is called the golden crow; Rabbit: In ancient legend, there is a jade rabbit in the middle of the moon, so the moon is called the jade rabbit. Describes the rapidity of time...

30 The death of a rabbit is like a rabbit daring to run, and like a wild duck flying quickly. Metaphor for acting quickly.

31 The rabbit rises and the falcon falls Falcon: a bird of prey such as a hawk used for hunting. As soon as the rabbit jumped up, the falcon swooped down. A metaphor for quick action. It is also a metaphor for painting or writing articles quickly and smoothly. ...

32 The rabbit walks and the falcon falls, which is a metaphor for quick action. It is also a metaphor for painting or writing articles quickly and smoothly. See "the rabbit rises and the falcon falls".

33 The rabbit rises and the duck lifts. The duck: wild duck. Like a rabbit daring to run, like a wild duck flying quickly. Metaphor for acting quickly.

34 The rabbit dies but the dog is hungry. It is a metaphor that after the enemy is destroyed, the hero will not be reused.

35 Rabbit Silk Oatmeal Rabbit Silk: Cuscuta. Cuscuta is not silk, and oats are not wheat. The metaphor is in name only.

36 The rabbit is missing and the black bird is sinking. If the rabbit is missing, the black bird is flying. Describes the rapid passage of time.

37 The rabbit is dead and the fox is sad. The rabbit is dead and the fox is sad. A metaphor for feeling sad over the death of a similar person.

38 Rabbit-headed deer-brain describes a person’s ugly appearance. Use more words to describe bad people.

39 Rabbit Sunflower Oats describes the desolate scene.

40 Rabbit Horns and Ox Wings Rabbits don’t have horns and oxen don’t have wings, so they are used as metaphors for unreasonable things.

41 Rabbit horns and turtle hair The rabbit has horns and the turtle has hair. These are all things that don’t exist. The metaphor is in name only.

42 Crow and Flying Rabbit Walking Crow: According to ancient legend, there is a three-legged crow in the middle of the sun, so the sun is called the Golden Crow; Rabbit: In ancient legend, there is a jade rabbit in the middle of the moon, so the moon is called the Jade Rabbit. Describes the rapidity of time...

43 The movement of the black rabbit refers to the movement of the sun and the moon. Rabbit, the legendary jade rabbit in the moon. Point to the moon.

44 One eagle and two rabbits refers to three people standing side by side, one person is powerful and the two are controlled by it.

45 Rabbit Death and Fox Sadness: It is a metaphor for feeling sad due to the failure or death of the same kind.

46 Cunning rabbit’s three caves: a metaphor for many hiding places or methods.

Answer: Soaring Blue Eagle | Level 13 | 2011-1-17 17:13

Rabbit horns and cow wings:

Rabbits don’t have horns , cows do not have wings, so "rabbit horns and cow wings" are used to describe unreasonable things

Rabbit sunflower oats:

Describe the desolate scene

Rabbit rises as a rabbit Example:

Metaphor for moving quickly

Hare rises and falcon falls:

As soon as the rabbit comes out of the nest, the falcon immediately lands to catch it. Ji Yan moves quickly. It is also a metaphor for writing calligraphy, painting or writing articles quickly

The rabbit rises and the black sun sinks:

It is said that the moon rises and sets

The rabbit wanes and the black sun sinks:

As the rabbit flies away

Rabbit shredded oats:

Metaphor in name but in reality

The rabbit dies and the dog cooks:

After the rabbit dies, the hunting dog Being cooked. It is often used as a metaphor for rulers killing heroes. The quote comes from "Historical Records: The Family of Goujian, King of Yue": "Fan Li then left, and the official who left the Qi Dynasty wrote a book saying: 'When the birds are gone, the good bow is hidden; when the cunning rabbit dies, the lackeys cook it. The King of Yue was a man with a long neck and a bird's beak, which can be compared with the ** Don't be happy when you are in trouble. Why don't you go? '"

The rabbit dies and the fox is sad:

It is a metaphor for feeling sad because of the death of the same kind

The rabbit dies and the dog is hungry. :

It is a metaphor that after the enemy is destroyed, the heroes will not be reused

Rabbit-headed deer brain:

Describes the wretched appearance of a person. Use more descriptions of bad people

The rabbit flies in vain:

It means that the sun and the moon move and the time passes. Rabbit, the jade rabbit in the moon; Crow, the golden crow in the sun

White rabbit and red crow:

Synonyms for the moon and the sun. More borrowing refers to time

Waiting for the rabbit:

It is a metaphor for sticking to a rut and not knowing how to adapt or hoping to get something for nothing, just sitting back and enjoying the results

To forget the rabbit's hoof:

East rabbit, west crow:

The Three Caves of the Cunning Rabbit:

"Warring States Policy·Qi Ce IV": " A cunning rabbit has three burrows, so he can only avoid having his ears dead; now you have a burrow, but you have no way to sleep on it; please dig two more burrows for you." Later, "the cunning rabbit has three burrows" to describe the many hiding places, which are convenient for avoiding disasters.

Turtle has hair and rabbit has horns:

Turtle has hair and rabbit has horns. This originally refers to a sign of war. Later, it is used as a metaphor for things that cannot exist or are in name only

The fox dies and the rabbit cries:

It is used as a metaphor for things that hurt its own kind

The fox and the rabbit cry:

Seeing the rabbit and releasing the hawk:

① Zen Buddhism means to have a targeted approach and speak to the opportunity. ② It means that when you see immediate benefits, you rush to pursue them

Seeing the rabbit and looking at the dog:

It is a metaphor for the time being and urgent countermeasures. The language version of "Warring States Policy·Chu Ce IV": "It is not too late to look at the dog when you see the rabbit."

Be as quiet as a virgin, and move like a stray rabbit:

Wolf runs and rabbit takes off:

Describes fleeing hastily

Rabbit looks after dog:

When you see a rabbit, you call a hound. A metaphor for timely remedy. The saying comes from "Warring States Policy·Chu Ce Four": "It is not too late to look at the dog when you see the rabbit."

Both dogs and rabbits will die:

"Warring States Policy·Qi Ce Three" ": "Qi wanted to attack Wei. Chunyu Kun said to the king of Qi: 'Han Zilu is the sickest dog in the world; Dongguo's slut is the cunning rabbit in the sea. Han Zilu chased Dongguo's slut, and there were three who surrounded the mountain, Teng. There are five people on the mountain, the rabbit is in the front, the dog is in the back, the dog and the rabbit are dead, and they all die in their own places. When Tian's father sees it, he is good at his work without suffering from fatigue.

'" Later, "the dog and the rabbit both died" were used to describe both parties perishing together

The lion and the elephant fight the rabbit with all their strength:

It is a metaphor for using all your strength to deal with small things seriously

Sit back and wait for the rabbit:

① "Han Feizi·Five Beetles": "There were people in the Song Dynasty who plowed the fields. There was a plant in the field. The rabbit walked away, hit the pillar and broke its neck and died. Because it released the weeds, he guarded the plant. , I hope to get the rabbit again, but the rabbit cannot be recovered, and I am laughing in the state of Song Dynasty. Today, if we want to use the government of the previous kings to govern the people of the current world, they will all be like Zhuzhu. " Later, "waiting for the rabbit" was used as a metaphor for clinging to narrow experience and not knowing how to adapt. ② It is a metaphor for trying to get unexpected gains without subjective efforts

The black rabbit walks:

Refers to the sun and the moon Movement. Rabbit, the legendary jade rabbit in the moon.

The black flying rabbit means the passage of time. Rabbit refers to the moon.

One eagle, two rabbits:

In the Tang Dynasty, Li Linfu, Zhang Jiuling, and Pei Yaoqing were all prime ministers. "Rabbit". See the second volume of "Miscellaneous Records of the Ming Emperor" by Zheng Chu of the Tang Dynasty and the "New Book of Tang·Li Linfu Biography". Later, it was said that "one eagle and two rabbits" meant that three people were prominent in parallel, one person was powerful and the two were influenced by it. Hostage

1 White Rabbit, Red Crow, the moon and the sun. It often refers to time.

2 East Rabbit, West Black Rabbit, Wu: Ancient myths and legends say that there is a Jade Rabbit in the moon. , there are three-legged golden crows in the sun, so crows and rabbits are used to represent the sun and the moon. The moon rises in the east and the sun rises in the west...

3 Moving like a rabbit is a metaphor for moving quickly

4 The east gate chases. Rabbit is used as a symbol of repentance after suffering misfortune as an official. Same as "East Gate Yellow Dog"

5 "Waiting for the rabbit and waiting for the rabbit" is a metaphor for sticking to the rules and not knowing how to adapt or hoping to get something for nothing. Same as "waiting for the rabbit". p>

6 If you get the rabbit and forget the hoof, it means you get the fish and forget the turtle.

7. The tortoise has hair on its body, and the rabbit has horns on its head. A thing in name only.

8 To catch a rabbit and cook a dog is to repel or even kill a meritorious official after something is done. It is also called "a cunning rabbit dies and a good dog is cooked". When a fox dies, a rabbit becomes sad. When a rabbit dies, a fox also feels sad.

10 When a fox dies, a rabbit cries.

< p> 11 When a hawk sees a hare, it immediately releases a falcon to chase it. It is a metaphor for taking action in a timely manner.

12 When a rabbit sees a dog, it calls back to the hunting dog to chase it. It's a little late, but there's still time to think of something.

13. The cunning rabbit dies, and the good dog is cooked. It means that a person who serves the ruler is abandoned or killed after he succeeds.

14 The cunning rabbit has three burrows. The cunning rabbit has prepared several hiding places. It is a metaphor for many hiding places or methods.

15 As quiet as a virgin, as active as a stray rabbit. It means that the army will attack when the army is not moving. As calm as an unmarried woman, and as quick as an escaped rabbit.

16. Silent as a virgin, moving as a virgin: an unmarried woman; a rabbit that escapes. Refers to the army that has not taken action. Sometimes she is as prudent as an unmarried girl; when she moves, she is like a running rabbit...

17 Rabbit dies and dog cooks: cooks. When the rabbit dies, the hunting dog is cooked and eaten. It is a metaphor that people who serve the ruler will be abandoned or killed after they are done.