Wolf proverbs and sayings:
The wolf eats the wolf - unexpectedly (a metaphor for suddenness, unexpectedness)
The wolf cherishes the pig baby - not yet (a metaphor for not Go and never come back)
The wolf has horns on its head - pretending to be sheep (sheep)
The wolf pretends to be sheep fat - has bad intentions
The wolf eats the wolf - unexpectedly
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The wolf pretends to be a sheep and laughs - it has bad intentions
The wolf has bamboo shoots on its head - it pretends to be a sheep (sheep)
The wolf travels thousands of miles to eat meat - its true nature is hard to change
A buckwheat child in a wolf's den - life is not guaranteed
If a wolf does not eat a dead child - a living person is used to it
A wolf gnaws on green grass - pretends to be a foreigner (sheep)
The wolf eats the ghost - no trace
The wolf looks at the lamb - the more you look at it, the less you see
The wolf borrows the baby to hunt - you can’t pay it back
The fight between wolves and dogs - both sides are afraid
Idioms for wolf:
A messy mess, a wolf’s ambition, a wolf’s heart and a dog’s lungs. Embarrassing, devouring food
The cry of ghosts and the howling of wolves are notorious, ruthless, and full of smoke
Wolf proverbs:
Wolf eats wolf - unexpectedly (a metaphor for sudden, unexpected Arrive)
The wolf cherishes the pig baby - not yet (a metaphor for not leaving without returning)
The wolf has horns on its head - pretending to be a sheep
The wolf pretends to be a sheep Fat - ill-intentioned
Wolf eating wolf - careless
Wolf pretending to be a sheep - having bad intentions
Wolf with bamboo shoots on its head - pretending to be a sheep (sheep) p>
Wolves travel thousands of miles to eat meat - their nature is hard to change
Children in a wolf's den - their lives are hard to save
If wolves don't eat dead children - living people are used to them
The wolf gnaws the grass - pretending to be a foreigner (sheep)
The wolf eats ghosts - there are few shadows
The wolf looks at the lamb - the more it looks, the less it grows
The wolf borrows the opportunity to hunt Baby - not yet
Wolf-dog fight - both sides are afraid
Story:
☆ Shepherd and Wolf
The shepherd picked up a wolf Take the newly born wolf cub home and raise it with his dog. When the wolf cub grows up, if a wolf comes to seize a sheep, it will chase it with the dog. Once, the dog went back without catching up, but the wolf continued to chase. After catching up, he shared the mutton with the other wolves. From then on, sometimes the wolf did not come to seize the sheep, but it secretly killed a sheep and shared it with the dogs. Later, the shepherd noticed its behavior and hung it from a tree.
This story shows that bad nature is difficult to change.
☆ Shepherd and Wolf Cub
The shepherd found a wolf cub and took it home to feed. When the little wolf grew up, the shepherd taught it to steal other people's sheep nearby. But the tamed wolf said: "If you want me to develop the habit of stealing, I'd better ask you to guard your own sheep first and don't lose them."
This means that instigating others to do bad things , the first person to suffer is himself.
☆ Wild Ass and Wolf
One day, the wild ass’s foot was pricked by a thorn, and he walked with a limp, which was very painful. A wolf saw an injured wild donkey and wanted to eat the easy prey. The wild ass begged him: "Please help me pull out the thorns on my feet, take away my pain, and let me eat it without any pain." The wolf pulled out the thorns with his teeth, and the wild ass no longer had any pain in his feet. , his feet were also strong, so he kicked the wolf to death and fled elsewhere to save his life.
This story shows that if you do good to your enemies, you will not only get no benefits, but you will also suffer misfortune.
☆ The Little Lamb and the Wolf
The wolf chased the little lamb, and the little lamb fled to hide in a temple. The wolf shouted to him: "If the monk catches you, he will kill you to sacrifice to the gods." The lamb replied: "It is much better to sacrifice to the gods in the temple than to have you eaten."
This It means that no matter what kind of danger you encounter, it is better than dying in the hands of evil people.
☆ Wolf Doctor
The donkey was grazing in the pasture. When he saw a wolf running towards him, he pretended to be lame. The wolf came over and asked him what was wrong with his feet. He said that when he was crossing the fence, he stepped on a thorn and pricked his foot. He asked the wolf to pull out the thorn first before eating him to avoid pricking his throat. The wolf believed it, so he lifted up the donkey's legs and carefully examined the donkey's hooves with all his concentration. At this time, the donkey aimed at the wolf's mouth and kicked hard, knocking out the wolf's teeth. The wolf said very painfully: "I really deserve it! My father taught me to be a butcher, why should I become a doctor?"
This means that those who do not follow their own rules often suffer misfortune.
☆ Wolf and dog fight
Once, wolf and dog declared war. A Greek dog was chosen as the dog general. He was slow to accept the challenge, but the wolf kept threatening them. The Greek dog said: "Do you know why I am hesitant? Planning before the war is crucial. The types of wolves are almost the same as the color of their coats, but we are different types and have different personalities. In addition, our coats are colorful, some are black, some are red, There are also white and gray. How can we fight if we lead these dogs that cannot be unified at all? ”
This means that people must unite and be united to defeat the enemy.
☆ Wolf, sheep and ram
The wolf sent messengers to the sheep, saying that if the sheep caught and killed the dogs guarding them, they would enter into a permanent relationship with them. Peace. Those stupid sheep promised the wolf. At this time, an old ram said: "How can we trust you and live with you? When dogs protect us, you still disturb us and prevent us from eating in peace."
This means that people cannot believe the false oaths of bad people and give up their own safety and security.
láng bèi wéi jiān embarrassed for evil
guǐ kū láng háo ghost crying and wolf howling
bēi pán láng jí cup and plate in a mess
chái láng chéng xìng jackal nature
chái láng dāng dào The jackal is in charge
chái láng zhī wěn The kiss of the jackal
guān hǔ lì láng The official tiger and the official wolf
shǔ cuàn láng bēn Rats and wolves running
hǔ láng zhī shì Tigers and wolves
shǐ tū láng bēn hogs and wolves running
láng xīn gǒu fèi wolf heart and dog lungs
láng xīn gǒu xíng wolf-hearted and dog-walking
qián pà láng, hòu pà hǔ afraid of wolves in front and tigers in the back
láng bèi bù kān embarrassed
láng tān hǔ shì wolf greedy and tiger eye
láng tūn hǔ yàn wolf-eating
láng tān shǔ qiè wolf greedy and rat stealing
láng yǎn shǔ méi wolf-eyed rat eyebrow
láng yān sì qǐ The smoke is everywhere
qián mén jù hǔ, hòu mén jìn láng The tiger is rejected at the front door, the wolf enters through the back door
láng zǐ yě xīn The ambition of the wolf
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shǐ yáng jiàng láng make the sheep to wolf
rú láng mù yáng like a wolf to shepherd sheep
rú láng sì hǔ like a wolf and a tiger
shēng míng láng jí disreputable
zāng wū láng jí dirty and messy
yáng hěn láng tān sheep ruthless and wolf greedy
yǐn láng rù shì lead the wolf into the house
yīng shì láng bù eagle sees wolf and steps