Idioms describing criminals are: returning home with clothes, escaping from the net, committing a heinous crime, a bunch of criminals, wearing shackles, aggravating crimes, trying to learn from others' strengths, being benevolent outside the law, selling the law, swallowing boats and crossing the net, turning over a new leaf, real thieves, real thieves.

This idiom is explained as follows:

[Clown gets in the way]: People in prison clothes crowded the road. Describe many criminals.

[Fish escaping from the net]: It is a metaphor for criminals or enemies who have escaped by luck.

[guilty]: You: So. Guilt belongs to you. Criminals must be punished.

A bunch of criminals: refers to criminals and related personnel.

[Locked cangue]: cangue: an instrument of torture worn around the neck; Lock: an instrument of torture connected by an iron ring. Refers to criminals wearing fetters and other instruments of torture.

[Put on shackles]: refers to the criminals putting on shackles and other instruments of torture. Same as "locked flail".

[Adding one degree to the crime]: refers to increasing the punishment for criminals.

[See after effect]: After effect: Future effect. It means to punish the criminal lightly and then see his future performance.

[Benevolence beyond the law]: In the old days, it meant leniency to criminals.

[Sell the French market]: Market: Buy. Refers to ignoring the law and forgiving criminals at will to gain benefits.

[Leak the net and swallow the boat]: net: fishing net, which is a metaphor for the French Open; Swallow a boat: a big fish that swallows a boat is a metaphor for big rape and big evil. The net missed the big fish that swallowed the boat. The law is too broad, allowing major criminals to escape the net.

The way out for criminals to turn over a new leaf.

[Real murderer]: Real murderer.

[Real stolen goods are real thieves]: There is no doubt about stolen goods and criminals. The criminal evidence is conclusive.

[Real stolen goods and real criminals]: The stolen goods are real and the criminals are real. Generally speaking, the evidence of a crime is conclusive.

[Dirty criminal]: Dirty is real, and criminals are real. Generally speaking, the evidence of a crime is conclusive.

[cross arm calendar finger]: cross arm: hands tied behind your back; Calendar finger: the punishment of pointing fingers in ancient times. Like a criminal with his hands tied behind his back, his punishment is pointing fingers. Describe pain, no freedom.

[Thousand pieces]: Cut: Cut the meat from the bone. Cut the criminal's flesh with a knife and put him to death. Describe the heinous crime, and death can't make up for it.

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