Idioms describing villains are:
A man with a sweet mouth is self-righteous, self-righteous, self-conscious, insincere, cunning, petty and so on.
B. idioms describing despicable people
Flying to the camp, dogs grovel, faces, animal hearts, honey, and swords.
C. Idioms to describe villains
Too many books, too many evils, too many words, too many swords, too many knives and two sides.
First, it is difficult to find books.
Interpretation of vernacular: metaphor is evil and difficult to finish.
Dynasty: Tang Dynasty
Authors: Shao Liu, Zhang Zhaoyuan.
Source: Biography of Li Mi in Old Tang Dynasty: "Bamboo in Nanshan; Book sin is endless; Decisive waves in the East China Sea; It is difficult to shed evil. "
Even if all the bamboos in Zhong Nanshan are cut down to make bamboo slips, the crimes of the bad guys are endless.
Second, do evil.
Vernacular interpretation: did a lot of bad things. Sin.
Dynasty: Ming dynasty
Author: Wu Cheng'en
Source: Journey to the West 42: "I want to do evil at the beginning; Fasting for three or four days; It will accumulate there. "
Third, the mouth is a honey belly and a sword.
Vernacular explanation: metaphor honey juice poison, cunning and insidious.
Dynasty: Northern Song Dynasty
Author: Sima Guang
Source: Zi Tongzhi Ji Jian Tang Xuanzong Tianbao First Year: "The world says that Li Fulin has honey in his mouth and a sword in his belly."
People say that Li has a sweet mouth and is treacherous and insidious.
Fourth, the bait hides the hook.
Vernacular interpretation: the description is gentle to people on the surface and sinister and sinister inside.
Dynasty: Yuan
Author: Meng Hanqing
Source: the second fold of "Mohe Luoluo": Who wants to hide the knife in a smile and see the desolation?
Who would have thought that he was gentle to people on the surface and sinister at heart? Watching you die in this wilderness.
Five, two sides and three knives
Vernacular explanation: It is a metaphor for playing two-faced tricks, one on the front and the other on the back.
Dynasty: Yuan
Author: Li Daodao
Source: 20% off the gray column story: "I didn't know he had two factions."
I didn't know he played two-faced, one to his face and one behind his back.
D. Idioms about bad guys
Honey sword is an idiom in China, pronounced as k ǒ u m ù f ù ji an, which describes people as insidious and cunning. From Song Sima Guang's The First Year of Tianbao of Zi Xuanzong.
E. What idioms describe villains?
Arrogance, rudeness, satire, contempt, arrogance and rudeness.
First, the nostrils are screaming.
Interpretation of vernacular: hold your head high and hold your chest high. Describe arrogance.
Dynasty: Song Dynasty
Author: Lu You
Source: Book of Entering Shu Volume 5: "There is no Zen forest in Jingzhou, only two saints. However, when the Shu monk went through the customs, he would go to Jiangsu and Zhejiang. The returnees have claimed to have something to do and will no longer take part in knocking. Therefore, as the saying goes,' those who go downstream are like smoke, and those who go upstream have their nostrils facing the sky. Two Buddhists repented in vain, but neither monk meditated. " "
There is no Zen forest in Jingzhou, only two saints. However, when the Shu monk went through the customs, he would go to Jiangsu and Zhejiang, but when he came back, he thought he could stop paying homage. So:' The speed in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River is like smoke, and the nose and nostrils in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River are sky. In vain, the other two Buddhas repented, and there were no monks who meditated at all.
Second, it is outrageous and unreasonable.
Vernacular explanation: outrageous and unreasonable, an idiom in China, refers to barbarism and rudeness.
Dynasty: modern
Author: Cao Liunan
Source: "The Romance of Song Wu" The sixth time: "Song Wu can't talk around, and he is angry that the princess has been bribed, so he is arrogant."
Song Wu was speechless beside him. He was annoyed that the princess accepted the bribe from Yin Liang, which was so rude and unreasonable.
Third, indifference
Vernacular interpretation: sarcastic words from the side or the opposite side.
Dynasty: Song Dynasty
Author: Lin Bao
Source: "Lin Bao Zen Master's Quotations": "The mountain gate is sparse: the door is closed; All in their own homes; Why irony; Stealing people? "
On the mountain gate: the gate is closed; All in their own homes; Why do you need cynicism? Stealing people?
Fourth, dismissive.
Interpretation of vernacular: disdain: unworthy, unwilling; C: Look. I don't think it's worth seeing Describe extreme contempt.
Dynasty: Qing dynasty
Author: Ceng Pu
Source: The twenty-eighth chapter of "Evil Sea Flower": "My vision is a straight line; Just look ahead; Both sides and back; They are all dismissive. "
My vision is a straight line; Just look ahead; Both sides and back; I don't care at all.
Fifth, arrogance.
Interpretation of vernacular: Xun: humility. Arrogant and supercilious.
Dynasty: Eastern Han Dynasty
Author: Ban Gu
Source: Xiao Zhuan in Han Dynasty: "There is a company that plays the ceremony of the monarch and the messenger. The Prime Minister is rude, does not listen to his voice, is arrogant and slow to act. "
Some Zhuo Jun accused the emissary of etiquette, but he didn't hear that the reputation of being rude and incorruptible met with the Prime Minister. He is arrogant but not humble.
F. Idioms about gentlemen and villains
An upright man is open and poised, little people often express their sadness from The Analects. The original sentence says: "Honest people are magnanimous (1), while petty people are anxious. (2) The interpretation of the word "."(1) is frank: frank and simple; Swing, wide appearance. (2) Sadness: A sad look. Confucius said, "A gentleman is broad-minded, but a villain is always sad." Vernacular: "A gentleman is open-minded and broad-minded, but a villain is always worried." 1 and "Be frank, a petty man is anxious and worried.." The modern interpretation of is a famous saying since ancient times. Many people often write this as a banner and hang it in their rooms to motivate themselves. Confucius believes that as a gentleman, you should have a broad mind, tolerate others, tolerate all kinds of events, regardless of personal gains and losses. It is impossible to be a gentleman if you are narrow-minded, embarrassed by others, embarrassed by yourself, and often embarrassed. This gentleman is open-minded, honest and clean, and his appearance and movements are comfortable and steady. The villain has too many inner desires and a heavy psychological burden, so he is often anxious, and his appearance and movements are also uneasy. He is often restless and emotionally unstable. "an upright man is open and poised, villains are in the same boat", which is Confucius' famous description of the image of a gentleman. The meaning of this sentence is that an upright man is open and poised is broad-minded, but the villain is often worried. That is, "an upright man is open and poised, villains are often sad." As a gentleman here, the contrast is "villain". The villain here is not a bad person, but an ordinary person with some defects.
G. Idioms to describe little people
nobody
Pinyin wú mí ngxi m: o zú
I saw a flying horse rushing out of the city and shouting, "Wei Yan is nobody, how dare he make trouble!" " Ming Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Chapter 4 1
Explanatory pawn: refers to soldiers in ancient times. Unknown soldier Metaphor is a person who has no fame and status.
Usage as subject and object; Refers to a person who has no fame or status.
Formal structure
Similar words are nameless mouse and sentient beings.
Antonym hero, hero, famous
The rhyming words are: brush hoe, save the feelings, support policies, family photos, carved candles on the eaves, farewell to Lu 'an, trade relocation, enmity, and happiness in daily life.
ancient times
Solve the mystery of neonatal death
Idioms show that all those nobody have surrendered. The tenth time of Zhang Qing's "He Dian" in Nanzhuang.
Other uses
◎ I wonder, does the shore poet look down on me as a nobody at all? My pile of poems may have been thrown into the wastebasket long ago.
Related idioms:
The synonym of "nobody" is: nobody.
Synonyms of "village girl" are: ordinary village girl and village girl.
Synonyms of "village people" are: village people and ordinary people.
Synonyms of "grass and trees are stupid" are: ordinary people, ordinary people.
The synonym of "Chang Li Fan Jie" is: ordinary people.
Synonyms of "idle generation" are: ordinary people, ordinary people and idle people.
Synonyms for "ordinary eyes" are: ordinary people.
Synonyms of "every fetus with turbid bones" are: ordinary people, ordinary bones.
The synonym of "turbid fetal body" is: turbid fetal bones are no different from ordinary people.
Synonyms of "naked eye ordinary people" are: naked eye ordinary people and ordinary people.
Synonyms of "ordinary tire" are: ordinary people with naked eyes and ordinary people.
Synonyms of "sentient beings" are: there are many diaosi people and ordinary people.
Synonyms of "turbid bone fetus" are: ordinary people and ordinary people, turbid bone fetus.
H. idioms about bad people
Sneaky: describe the action as sneaky and not aboveboard; Or have ulterior motives and cheat in secret. Sneaky: describes a sneaky appearance. Describe people as insidious and cunning. Deliberate: there are ideas and plans. Describe trying to plan (derogatory). Cunning and treacherous: refers to being kind on the surface and hostile in secret.
1. Is there an idiom to describe a person as a villain?
There is no shame in meanness; Slave faces are flattering; Flattery; The sliding source must be flatter; Hide a knife in a smile; Cunning; Bullying the weak and fearing the hard; Fear of death; be worse than a beast
* * *, a disciple of the devil wears Prada, a decent man, is calm, and small people often share the same responsibility.
Small head and sharp face: describe the villain's evil and despicable appearance
Gully eagle:
Little people succeed:
"The friendship between gentlemen is as light as water, and the friendship between villains is as sweet as water."
Describe the villain's face: ① Hayasaki is aboveboard.
(2) Resolute and plain.
③ Pickling pollution.
(4) rhetoric.
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