Proverbs and idioms describing cows

Proverbs about cows:

A cow who doesn't drink water holds its head down: a metaphor for forcing people to do things they don't want to do.

Cows don't know how to bend, horses don't know how long their faces are: a metaphor for people's lack of self-knowledge.

A calf chasing a rabbit cannot make it strong: because of certain conditions, it cannot be made strong.

Cattle plow the fields, and horses eat grains: a metaphor for being treated unfairly, suffering and enjoying happiness.

Cows have a thousand pounds of strength, and people have ways to beat them: metaphor: no matter how strong the opponent is, there will be ways to subdue it.

Cattle and horses are exhausted: set: finger-set car. Refers to a fast and a slow, pulling each other. It is difficult to cooperate in doing things.

The bull's head is not right: it is a metaphor for nonsense, and the two have nothing to do.

Cowhide is not bragging, and the train is not pushing: it means not to brag out of thin air, but to look at the real skill.

Idioms about cows:

A black cow breathing the moon is a metaphor for people who are afraid of similar things because of their suffering.

Serve a cow and ride a horse to catch them.

Infertile cows and dolphins are infertile: infertile; Burt: Gross. Thin cow and thin pig. Metaphor is a weak nation or country.

Nine hairs on nine cows in Niu Yi. Metaphor is extremely small and insignificant.

Ma Bo Niu Ma Bo: flattery fungus; Niuwei: Plantain. Borrow something worthless

Horse-faced bull's head is a metaphor for all kinds of vicious people

A bull without a head is a skillful metaphor.

Better be a chicken mouth than a cow queen. It is better to be ahead in small things than to fall behind in big things.

Horn scholars are like diligent readers.

Cowherd and Vega, the protagonists in fairy tales evolved from Cowherd and Vega, meet at Magpie Bridge on July 7th every year. Now it is a metaphor for a couple living in two places.

Mao Mao rain refers to very fine rain.

The original intention of beating cattle is to say that the main goal should be to destroy Qin like a beetle on the back of a cow, not to defeat others like a beetle. Later, by comparison, his ambition was bigger, not smaller.

Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers, which shows that young people are less worried and dare to do it.

The cow under the bed heard the ants moving under the bed and mistakenly thought that the cow was fighting. Describe weakness, hearing loss and extreme allergies.

When Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty proclaimed the Emperor, Gong Sui, the governor of Bohai Sea, used a knife and gun to induce farmers to give up armed struggle and engage in agricultural production. Later, this metaphor became agriculture.

A person who listens to the pipa with a smile doesn't understand what the other person is saying. Accustomed to sneer at the speaker without looking at the object.

As much as cow hair, as much as cow hair. Describe a lot.

Let the cows feed the horses and let them fight. Metaphor is the end of the war, no more fighting.

Wind has nothing to do with wind: lost; And: to. This means that Qi and Chu are far apart. Even if horses and cows lose, they won't run to each other's territory. Metaphor things have nothing to do with each other.

Buying an old cow across the mountain means that people act rashly and make decisions easily without knowing the situation.

Why kill a chicken with an ox knife? Why use an ox knife? This is a metaphor. It doesn't take much effort to do small things.

Return to the horse, let the cattle and horses fight. Metaphor is the end of the war, no more fighting.

Call cattle and horses: address. Call me a cow or a horse. It is a metaphor for others to scold or praise, and never care.

A lot of sweat: Dongyu, the house. Books sweat when transported and can be piled on the roof when stored. Describe a large collection of books.

Metaphorically speaking, independence in a small situation is better than being controlled by others in a big situation.

Cocoon, silk, and cow hair describe kung fu.

Describe the attitude is very firm.

Whales suck cows and drink whales: just like whales suck water. Like a whale sucking up a hundred rivers, like a cow drinking water from a pond. Metaphor is drinking.

The strength of the nine cows and two tigers is a great metaphor. It is often used in situations that require a lot of effort to complete.

The old cow smashed the car and the old cow pulled it. The metaphor is slow and not neat at all. It is also a metaphor for low ability.

Two-part allegorical saying about cattle:

Cowhide drum-loud and empty (figuratively loud, but without actual content)

Cattle, snakes and worms in the crack of cattle's buttocks-forks will take advantage of loopholes to suck blood (metaphor is extremely bad, not only will they speculate and make profits, but they will also suck other people's blood everywhere)

Oxcart-what a mess

A straw lamp hanging from a loudspeaker (metaphor is simple and easy)

The worm in the cow niche-hard drill (figuratively speaking, it is difficult to squeeze in)

Pulling a hair from a cow-no harm to the whole (figuratively speaking, no harm to the whole)

Cattle fight-dead top

Put the saddle on the cow's back-it's a mess

Cowherd and Weaver Girl meet once a year.

Cowhide bulging wet water-silent

Cows climb on ants-inconspicuous

Cowhide drum, green gong-no beating, no ringing

Pull a hair out of a cow-I don't care.

The cow's hooves won't close.