Catch turtles in a jar and close the door to catch thieves.
Idioms describing prey
It can be described by the following idiom: Hungry for a long time, greedy.
There is an idiom that means to give food to prey and then kill it.
Draw the snake out of the hole and wait for the rabbit, reluctant to let the children catch the wolf.
Please help me explain these idioms.
Cover your ears and steal bells.
Waiting for the rabbit to describe not working hard, just waiting for the prey to bite.
Carve a boat for a sword, carve a mark on the boat, and look for a sword at the bottom of the sea after the boat docks.
What idioms are there to describe prey?
1. Spread the soil with a net
Pinyin: tǔ zhú ròu
Interpretation: soil: refers to soil aggregates; Meat: refers to birds and animals. Throw dirt balls and chase birds and animals. Shoot prey with a slingshot.
Source: The pre-Qin anonymous "Playing Songs": "Broken bamboo and bamboo. Flying soil. " Zhao Hanye's Biography of Gou Jian's Conspiracy in the Spring and Autumn Period of Wuyue: "Therefore, the song says' breaking bamboo and continuing bamboo, flying soil and eating meat'."
2. The tiger is full of pharynx.
Pinyin: h ǔ b ǔ o ch ǔ y An
Description: fierce and full like a tiger, devouring prey greedily like an eagle. Describe corrupt officials as vicious and greedy.
Source: Han Huan Tan's "On Salt and Iron": "When the world is noisy, those who suffer from Confucianism are not chickens, and those who suffer from the incumbent are tigers. They are full of it and have no hope."
3. Chang Xiang looked into his eyes.
Pinyin: hǔ Poetry ǔ
Commentary: Like a dragon and a horse holding their heads high, like eyeing. Describe a person's great spirit. This is also a metaphor of great talent.
Source: Nine Articles in Han Dynasty: "Watch the tiger, watch the eight dimensions, fight the festival and break the four seas." Biography of the Three Kingdoms, Shu Shu and Zhuge Liang: "The ambition is clear, and you want to watch the dragon and embrace the four seas."
4. The talent of eagle and dog
Pinyin: y and ng qu m n zh and cá i
Description: Eagle dog: Eagle and hunting dog domesticated by hunters, used to hunt prey when hunting. As a gift of eagles and dogs, it is a metaphor that refers to those who are driven and can make contributions.
Source: Lin's "Biography of Zhou County for Yuan Shao": "The shogunate Dong Tongying is arrogant and the foreigners are fierce. Dong Zhuo invaded the official and violently attacked the country, and sent Eastern Xia with a sword to recruit talents and talents, and abandoned the defects and hired them. So ask Cao Cao's strategy, saying that he is an eagle or a dog, and his minions are available. "
The hungry tiger pounced on the food.
Pinyin: è hǔ incarnation
Explanation: Like a hungry tiger pouncing on food. Metaphor action is fierce and rapid.
Source: Wu Ming Chengen's Journey to the West 51: "Hungry tigers pounce on food, the most hurtful, and dragons can be fierce."
An idiom that describes luring prey out first and then blocking the way back.
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Words used to lure animals into food when catching animals.
bait
Bait refers to the food used to lure animals when they are caught. Generally refers to something used to attract people to take the bait. inside
"Song Shi Cun Wang Sun Gurong Biography": "Existence, reality, planning and Yuyao are all good Wang Anshi; Its politics has never been tempted. " Lao She's Four Generations under One Family 94: "If Mr. Qian is arrested again, the Japanese will definitely leave the bright moon in the temple as bait to catch the third generation."
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All idioms related to animals
First of all, rats
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Second, cattle
Niu Ding cooks chickens, ghosts, ghosts and ghosts, melons and books, cows and horses face nine hairs, cows play the lute for cows, wooden cows break cars, Han Niu, Niu Lao, such as carrying cows, Wu Niu Chuanyue Niu Hai Tong Niu Ma asked cows to know horses and snails.
Third, the tiger
Tiger's back, tiger's back, tiger's back, tiger's mouth, tiger's tail, tiger's tail, tiger's mouth, tiger's teeth, sheep's tiger's skin, tiger's wing, tiger's back, tiger's legacy, tiger talk, tiger change color and tiger ride.
Fourth, rabbits
The rabbit got up and lifted it up. The rabbit fell down. The rabbit was oatmeal. The rabbit died. The dog was cooked. The rabbit was sad. The rabbit was eagle-eyed. The rabbit was cunning. The rabbit was waiting for the rabbit.
Five, dragons
Feilong, Dragon Dance, Dragon Liver Dance, Dragon Liver Dance, Dragon Snake Fly, Dragon Snake Fly, Dragon Snake Fly, Dragon Tiger Jump, Dragon Tiger Jump, Dragon Yin Tiger Roar, Yue Long Feng Ming, Dragon Dragon Residence, Feng Chu Dragon Zhang Fengzi Live, Dragonfly, Dragonfly, Dragon Slayer, Dragon Dance, Dragon Climber, Dragonfly, Dragonfly, Dragonfly, Dragonfly, Dragonfly, Dragonfly, Dragonfly.
Six, snakes
To draw a snake to scare the snake into the grass, to ride a tiger with a snake, to draw a bow and snake shadow to scare the snake, to seal the long snake, the spring worm and the autumn snake, failed to do so.
Seven, the horse
Ride, ride, ride, ride, ride, ride, ride, ride, ride, ride, ride, ride, ride, ride, ride, ride, ride, ride, ride, ride, ride, ride.
Eight, sheep
The sheep in the narrow path are ruthless and greedy. The sheep covered with tiger skin fall into the tiger's mouth, the dead sheep die, the antelope hangs on the corner, like a wolf herding sheep, the sheep are hungry, and the dog meat wool is sold on the sheep.
Nine, monkeys
Bathe the monkey, crown the cheek of the pointed-billed monkey, and scare the monkey.
Chicken
Chicken flies, chicken crows, chicken scratches, chicken crows, dogs steal, chickens don't leave chickens restless, chickens don't panic, chickens ascend to heaven, and chickens support their beds. In the morning, I smell chickens dancing, steal chickens and touch dogs, pheasants fly, and chickens stand out. Chicken intestines taste like chicken ribs, pottery dogs and tile chickens. Kill the chicken to get the egg, kill the chicken to get the millet, how to kill the chicken, how to steal the chicken with a knife, how to tie the chicken with your hands?
XI。 dog
A dog jumped over the wall and the dog's tail continued. Dogs fight with potential. The dog is a dog. If the dog takes the rat skin plaster, the dog's head is the strategist. The dog ate the tiger and ran away. Dogs are heartless. The dog is a dog. The eagle is a dog. This chicken is a dog. The dog beat Reservoir Dogs's dog. White clouds are blue, dogs are detained. The dog saw the dog bite Lv Dongbin. This dog can't spit ivory in its mouth.
Twelve, pigs
Pig herders and slaves are afraid of famous pigs, scalding pigs with strong cold water, pigs in Congress, pigs, friends and dogs.
Spiders spit out their webs and wait for their prey. What is an idiom?
Open the net and wait.
Just work hard and wait carefully, and the results are mostly positive.
Waiting for unexpected gains
Metaphor is not active, but there are 1000 opportunities, hoping to get unexpected gains, which is mostly derogatory
An idiom that waits for prey to enter its own trap.
Setting traps and hiding lots: it refers to setting traps and hiding organs to play tricks on people.
Beat the phoenix and put the dragon in prison: a metaphor for setting traps and trapping powerful opponents.
Fight the tiger and fight the dragon: Jude said fight the phoenix and fight the dragon. It is a metaphor for setting traps and trapping powerful opponents.
Seeing a bird go: a metaphor for setting a trap to cheat.
Above, for reference!