1, plants and trees are all soldiers, besieging Wei to save Zhao, strategizing, losing ground, in full swing.
2, Marco wrapped himself up, swept away, led the tiger away from the mountain, and was in a state of chaos, waiting for him.
3, shirtless, militaristic, invincible, invincible, quick action.
4, the mob, repeatedly defeated, bloody battle to the end, fighting to support the war, hand-to-hand combat.
5, startle the snake, fight alone, fight alone, fight in the north, be brave and be good at fighting.
6. Embattled, the three armed forces are brave, fighting bloody battles, and talking on paper, Enemy at the Gates
7, fighting like a god, practicing, darkness, Khufu riding and shooting, artillery fire.
8, foolhardy, everywhere, step by step, swords and shadows, bullets.
9, all the people are soldiers, Jin Ge iron horse, bloody, smoke filled, jittery.
10, westward, rise, clear the field, burn the bridge, the last stop.
(1) Extended reading of war idioms;
Idioms are stereotyped words in China's Chinese vocabulary. David has four words, and there are idioms with three words, five words or even more than seven words. Idiom is a major feature of traditional culture in China, which has a fixed structure and a fixed sentence, indicating a certain meaning. It is applied to a sentence as a whole, with subject, object, attribute and other components.
A large part of idioms are passed down from ancient times, and the words used are often different from those used in modern Chinese. They represent a story or an allusion. Some idioms are just a miniature sentence. Idiom is a ready-made word, similar to idioms and proverbs, but slightly different. Idioms are a bright pearl in China culture.
2. Idioms and meanings about war.
1. Ready for battle
Metaphor into surrounded by the enemy, isolated situation.
2. wai Wei to save Zhao
Originally refers to the method of the Qi army besieging Wei during the Warring States Period, which forced Wei to withdraw the attacking troops and saved Zhao. The latter refers to the tactics of attacking the enemy's stronghold behind the enemy's back and forcing the attacking enemy to retreat.
3. foolhardy
Only courage, no stratagem. Refers to doing things or fighting only by pounding and rushing, lacking planning and strategy.
Afraid of everything
Wood: tree; All: all; Both. Weeds and trees are like soldiers. Metaphor is guilty when troops retreat; Think of vegetation as enemy soldiers. It also describes paranoid hallucinations in extreme panic.
All people are soldiers.
It means to arm all those who can take part in the battle and be ready to annihilate the invading enemy at any time.
3. Idioms about war.
Stop or end the war.
Bone exposure: exposure: exposure. The bones of the deceased were exposed in the wild. Describe the tragic scene caused by war or disaster.
Fight with wits: fight with wits: weapons refer to war; Scrambling: chaos. Describe the social turmoil and chaos during the war.
Fighting: fighting: weapons, referring to war; Disturbance: chaos. Describe the turmoil and chaos of social order during the war.
Bingge co-prosperity: Bingge: weapons and armor, metaphor for war; Start, launch. Fighting with each other, wars break out. Describe the unstable situation and frequent wars.
Ge Bing's curse: Ge Bing: weapons and armor, extended to war. Of a war.
War: famine and chaos: refers to social instability. Describe the social chaos during the war.
War-torn: describe the social chaos and turmoil during the war.
Ice spell: soldier: war; Even: successively; Knot: association. War after war has brought endless disasters.
Soldiers are in deep trouble: soldiers: refers to war. War year after year, disasters continue to come together.
War and disaster: War and disaster continue. Just like The Fate of Soldiers.
Fight each other: fight each other: weapons. Meet by force. Refers to solving problems through war.
If soldiers are still burning, don't set yourself on fire: stop. War is like playing with fire. If you don't stop it in time under appropriate circumstances, you will burn yourself.
Thousands of miles away: red: empty. Describe a scene where a large amount of land is barren caused by natural disasters or wars.
Chu River Han boundary: When Chu (Xiang Yu) and Han (Liu Bang) were at war, the two sides confronted each other. Later, the dividing lines on both sides of China chessboard read "Chu River and Han Dynasty". It is also a metaphor for the front line of general war. Also known as "Chuhan River".
Chu-Han: In the struggle between Chu and Han, both sides controlled the boundaries and rivers between regions. Later, it was often compared to the front line of war.
The unjust war in the Spring and Autumn Period: the war without justice in the Spring and Autumn Period. It also refers to an unjust war.
Fighting: Fighting: Two ancient weapons. A large-scale war. Metaphor is swaggering.
Scar, arrow scar: Scar left after wound healing such as knife wound and arrow wound. Describe the wounds left by the war.
Knives and guns in storage: without war, there would be no armament; Peace paralyzed, disarmament, unguarded.
Reverse installation: reverse installation: insert the blade backwards; Load: furnishings and placement; Fighting: two ancient weapons, generally referred to as weapons. Putting weapons upside down is a metaphor for peace without war.
Turning weapons: putting weapons upside down means that there is no war and the world is at peace. It's the same as "playing backwards"
Despair: arbitrary and arbitrary; Poverty: Do everything possible. Use force at will and constantly wage wars of aggression. Describe extreme belligerence.
Punish the people: punish: punish. H: My condolences. Punish evil and promote good, and save the people. Often used as a slogan to wage war.
Punish evil and promote good: punish evil and promote good and save the people. Often used as a slogan to wage war. "Man" was regarded as "man" because he avoided Taizong. It's the same as "cutting the crime and hanging people."
Return the cow to the horse: release the cow and horse for fighting. Metaphor is the end of the war, no more fighting.
Non-war crimes: not war crimes themselves. Generally used as an excuse for losing the war.
The change of dust: dust: the metaphor of war. Refers to the chaos of war.
Dust warning: A warning of war or riot.
Annual bonfire: bonfire: fireworks of ancient border warning. Metaphor is war or war. Year after year of war.
Flames are everywhere: the war is burning from all directions. Describe the restless border defense, where enemies invade.
Dysprosium suffering: front: the tip of a knife or sword; Dysprosium: Arrow. Refers to the pain of cutting an arrow with a knife. Describe the suffering of war.
Be willing first: be willing, be willing; For: do it; Rong: military, conquering; Rongshou: One who started the war. Willing to be the mastermind of this war.
The ground is full of battles: battles: ancient weapons, metaphor for war. Describe the destruction of wars everywhere.
Fighting is everywhere: fighting: an ancient weapon, a metaphor for war. Describe the destruction of wars everywhere.
Fighting is full of eyes: fighting: ancient weapons, metaphor for war. Describe the destruction of wars everywhere.
Create resentment: create resentment: create resentment; Lianbing: Fighting. The war broke out because of hostility.
Exhausted drums: drums: the sound of war drums; Decline: weak. The drums are weak and the strength is exhausted. Describe the horror when the war is close to failure. It also describes the slack at the end of the article.
Exhausted drums: drums: the sound of war drums; Decline: weak. The drums are weak and the strength is exhausted. Describe the horror when the war is close to failure. It also describes the slack at the end of the article.
Return the horses and cattle: release the horses and cattle used in the battle. Metaphor is the end of the war, no more fighting.
Great achievements: refers to the achievements made in the war.
Turn war into friendship: war: refers to war; Jade: Jade and silk symbolize reconciliation. Metaphorically turning war into peace.
Disaster is connected with soldiers: knot: connected; Soldier: war; Lian: One after another. War after war has brought endless disasters.
The situation of horns: it is a metaphor for the situation of cooperating with each other to attack the enemy or dividing troops to contain the enemy in the war.
Armor: Armor and helmet worn by ancient soldiers in battle. Armor and helmet are covered with lice. Describe the war as a long time.
Plan to reduce the fire: hide the strength of your own army in the war to paralyze the enemy.
Xiezhou: Xiezhou: Armor and helmet worn by ancient soldiers. In war or battlefield.
Metaphor of war. It also describes the heroic attitude of soldiers running with guns. Same as "Kingoma Iron".
Jinge Iron Horse: Jinge shines with golden light, and the war horse wears armor. Metaphor is war. It also describes the heroic attitude of soldiers running with guns.
Jinge Tiema: Metaphor of War. It also describes the heroic attitude of soldiers running with guns. Same as "Kingoma Iron".
Voice of Golden Leather: Golden Leather: Weapons and Armor. The sound of weapons colliding with armor. War.
Battle-hardened: refers to the long-term experience of the test of war.
Come and rest: make peace and stop the war.
Fire in the sky: bonfire: fireworks at the ancient frontier guard point, which is a metaphor for war or war. Describe the war burning everywhere.
Bonfire in the sky: bonfire: fireworks used in ancient border warning, which is a metaphor for war or war. Describe the war burning everywhere.
Bloody Fushan: The preparation of flow can make Fushan float. Metaphor heavy casualties in the war.
Dragon blood is mysterious and yellow: a metaphor for fierce wars and rivers of blood.
The dragon fights the Yellow River: a metaphor for fierce wars and rivers of blood. Both are "dragon blood and mysterious yellow".
Fighting fish: a metaphor for a fierce war.
Leisure time: leisure time: leisure time, leisure time. In the free time of the war.
Broken axe without fork: axe fork refers to weapons in general. Describe the price that must be paid in the war.
Initiate shame and honor: initiate: open; Rong: War. Careless words, bring disgrace to oneself, make trouble.
Hard-working soldiers are arrogant: arrogant: reckless. Abuse of force, wanton war. Describe extreme belligerence.
Touch: light: rash; Fighting: an ancient weapon. Use force rashly to wage war.
Militarism: poverty: do everything possible; Hu: Whatever, whatever. Use force at will and constantly wage wars of aggression. Describe extreme belligerence.
Militarism: poverty: do your best; Extreme: exhausted. Make great efforts to use force and constantly launch a war of aggression. Describe extreme belligerence.
Although my schedule is very tight, military affairs in the war are urgent and busy.
Rongshou culprit: Rongshou: the first offender who provoked the war; The culprit: the great leader who made the disaster. Refers to the chief culprit who started the war.
Scattered soldiers: Yong: Qing Dynasty refers to soldiers who were temporarily recruited during the war. Originally refers to deserting soldiers without a commander in chief. Existing refers to people who act alone in an unorganized collective team.
Old people are trapped: teacher: army; Old: tired. The army is tired and the people are suffering. Describe the war years when soldiers were exhausted and the people were miserable.
The difficulty of arrow stone: arrow stone: arrow and stone, the weapon of war. To be attacked by an arrow stone in a war.
Defeat: A person who is defeated by himself in a war or lost to himself in a game.
First singing: singing: through "advocating" and taking the lead; Soldier: Fight. First, wage a just war.
Appeal to force: v.: lawsuit. Force: military force. Refers to the use of war to resolve conflicts.
Stop fighting: To stop or end a war.
Wash the soldiers without: soldiers: weapons. Cleaning weapons. Put it away and don't use it any more. Metaphor to stop the war.
Stop fighting: stop, stop: stop. Stop or end the war.
Rest: rest: where to maintain; Interest: population reproduction. Refers to reducing people's burden, stabilizing people's lives and restoring people's vitality after war or social unrest.
Veteran: refers to generals and soldiers who have experienced wars.
Turn your back on the horse: it means stop preparing for war and stop fighting.
A: Protective clothing worn in ancient times. Soldier: Weapons. Stop the war.
Suppress soldiers: stop preparing for war, not war. Just like "communist suppression".
Put an end to the military: stop preparing for war, not war
Stop fighting, stop fighting: don't prepare for war. Just like "communist suppression".
Swallow in the air: Metaphorically, the war is long, and the bird's nest is built on a military account.
Waiting for work with peace of mind: comfort: leisure; L: tired. It means to be fully prepared in the war, save your strength and give a head-on blow when the tired enemy attacks.
Work with ease: ease: leisure; L: tired. It means to be fully prepared in the war, save your strength and give a head-on blow when the tired enemy attacks.
Maintain war with war: destroy war with war.
Support the war by fighting, support the killing by killing: go: destroy. Destroy the war with war, and prohibit people from breaking the law with strict laws.
Support the war by fighting: use the manpower, material resources and financial resources obtained in the war to continue the war.
Eventful autumn: refers to a year of war or eventful events.
Carrying weapons: carrying weapons: transportation and collection; Fighting: two ancient weapons, extended to war. Hide the weapon. Do not resort to force.
Warmonger: One who starts a war. Refers to people who profit from inciting war.
Sleeping armor with pillow: Sleeping armor with pillow. Describe often living in war.
Stop fighting and disperse the horses: stop fighting and release the horses, which means the end of the war.
Stop Ge Xingren: Stop: Stop. Benevolence: benevolent government. Stop the war and implement a benevolent policy.
Cast armor and sell it: sell molten armored weapons. End the war and achieve peace by referring to it.
4. War idioms
Ever victorious, step by step, besieged on all sides, look on coldly, secretly cross positions, form alliances at the gates, die hard, talk on paper, be afraid, be afraid of everything, surround Wei to save Zhao, hope to quench your thirst, move the site, make great efforts, and keep it by one person. Ten thousand people can't force it, win Lien Chan, be afraid of everything, die again, and Marco is buried, a mob.
5. Idioms about war
Disturb, defeat like running water, be upset, break one's head, abandon one's helmet and armor
First, damage
Explanation: collapse: rout, collapse. Beaten to pieces, no team. Describe a fiasco.
Said by: Li Zicheng, Volume I, Chapter 8: "When the enemy's spirit begins to decline, you can seize the key points and strike hard, and you can beat the enemy to flight."
Second, failure like water.
Description: It describes the great defeat of the army, which is out of control like water splashing on the ground.
From: * * * Report on the investigation of the peasant movement in modern Hunan: "In the first period, the rich peasants heard that Jiangxi was defeated like water, and Chiang Kai-shek flew back to Guangdong with a broken foot."
Iii. This trip [ré n y m: ng m m m: f ā n]
Explanation: The horse was knocked to the ground. Describe being beaten badly. It is also a metaphor for chaos.
From: Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions 1 15: "Jia Lian's family is empty, and invited Wang people to help with the cooking. Qiaojie cried her mother day and night, and she was sick, too. Therefore, in Fu Rong, there has been a horse-to-horse flip. "
Fourth, the head is broken [tóu pò xuè liú]
Description: my head was broken and my face was covered with blood. Often used to describe a fiasco.
From: Wu Ming's "Grace and Journey to the West" 44: "As long as the Taoist priest's face is scraped, the poor man will be beaten to the ground and his skin will be raw."
5. Lose one's helmet and abandon one's armor [Di Ku and Qi Ji M:]
Description: helmet and armor: helmet and armor. I lost my armor when I ran away. Describe the appearance of running away after defeat.
From: "Mencius Hui Liang Wang Shang" During the Warring States Period, Mencius said: "When filling drums, weapons must be connected, and troops will be dragged away from armor, or stop at a hundred steps or stop at fifty steps."
When the drums were beating, the soldiers of the two armies touched their knives and guns, took off their helmets and armor, and dragged their weapons and fled. Some stopped after running a hundred paces, while others stopped after running fifty paces.
6. What are the idioms about "war"?
Bones exposed in the wild (Bai ·gǔ· incarnation Roy)
Idiom explanation:
Exposure: exposure; Wild: wild. The bones of the deceased were exposed in the wild. Describe the tragic scene caused by war or disaster
Idiom origin:
Cao's poem "Good" in the Three Kingdoms says: "Bones are exposed in the wild, and there is no crow in a thousand miles."
Fighting (state g?r m: o or m: ng)
Idiom explanation:
War: weapons refer to war; Disturbance: chaos. Describe the social turmoil and chaos during the war.
Idiom origin:
"The Biography of Yan Feng in the Later Han Dynasty" Ye Fan, a Southern Song Dynasty, said: "When it is disturbed, it is also a mutiny."
War-torn (bΡ ng Hu ā ng m m m: Luan)
Idiom explanation:
Terracotta Warriors: refers to war; Famine: chaos. Social order is extremely unstable. Describe wartime social unrest; A scene of chaos.
Idiom origin:
The fourth fold of Tang Bin's Wutongye in Ming Dynasty: "Otherwise, the soldiers and horses will be driven away."
A deadly war
Idiom explanation:
Soldier: refers to war; Knot: connect. Year after year of war. Disasters continue to follow.
Idiom origin:
Ban Gu's biography of Han Xiongnu: "Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty chose a general to train, lightly prepared, and went deep into the distance. Although he has the credit for winning the prize, he deserves to report it; War has been a disaster for more than 30 years. "
On the bare land thousands of miles away (Chi Di qi ā n l ǐ)
Idiom explanation:
Rhett: Nothing. This barren land is thousands of miles wide. Describe the tragic situation that large areas of farmland have no harvest due to natural and man-made disasters.
Idiom origin:
"History of the New Five Dynasties in Tangzhuang": "Ke used soldiers to plunder Jinjiang. As for the river, it is thousands of miles away."
7. Idioms describing war scenes
A hail of bullets ―― heavy gunfire
Fierce fighting
There was heavy gunfire.
blood flows like a river
Covered with corpses
be too horrible/tragic to look at
disarm
Be defeated in the army
fight alone
It's even.
Suffer a crushing defeat
never come to anything
Both parties suffer/suffer.
The remnants of the defeated army
Be an excellent military commander
Turn defeat into victory.
invincible
Conquer/conquer/defeat the enemy, win the victory
conquer strength with weakness
Win in one fell swoop
Accurately judge the situation of the enemy and win the victory.
come out victorious in every battle
win a sweeping victory
follow up a victory with hot pursuit
Power is powerful.
8. Idioms related to war
Bone exposure: exposure: exposure. The bones of the deceased were exposed in the wild. Describe the tragic scene caused by war or disaster.
Fight with wits: fight with wits: weapons refer to war; Scrambling: chaos. Describe the social turmoil and chaos during the war.
Fighting: fighting: weapons, referring to war; Disturbance: chaos. Describe the turmoil and chaos of social order during the war.
Bingge co-prosperity: Bingge: weapons and armor, metaphor for war; Start, launch. Fighting with each other, wars break out. Describe the unstable situation and frequent wars.
Ge Bing's curse: Ge Bing: weapons and armor, extended to war. Of a war.
War: famine and chaos: refers to social instability. Describe the social chaos during the war.
War-torn: describe the social chaos and turmoil during the war.
Ice spell: soldier: war; Even: successively; Knot: association. War after war has brought endless disasters.
Soldiers are in deep trouble: soldiers: refers to war. War year after year, disasters continue to come together.
War and disaster: War and disaster continue. Just like The Fate of Soldiers.
Fight each other: fight each other: weapons. Meet by force. Refers to solving problems through war.
If soldiers are still burning, don't set yourself on fire: stop. War is like playing with fire. If you don't stop it in time under appropriate circumstances, you will burn yourself.
Thousands of miles away: red: empty. Describe a scene where a large amount of land is barren caused by natural disasters or wars.
Chu River Han boundary: When Chu (Xiang Yu) and Han (Liu Bang) were at war, the two sides confronted each other. Later, the dividing lines on both sides of China chessboard read "Chu River and Han Dynasty". It is also a metaphor for the front line of general war. Also known as "Chuhan River".
Chu-Han: In the struggle between Chu and Han, both sides controlled the boundaries and rivers between regions. Later, it was often compared to the front line of war.
The unjust war in the Spring and Autumn Period: the war without justice in the Spring and Autumn Period. It also refers to an unjust war.
Fighting: Fighting: Two ancient weapons. A large-scale war. Metaphor is swaggering.
Scar, Arrow Scar: Scar left after wound healing caused by knife wound and arrow wound. Describe the wounds left by the war.
Knives and guns in storage: without war, there would be no armament; Peace paralyzed, disarmament, unguarded.
Reverse installation: reverse installation: insert the blade backwards; Load: furnishings and placement; Fighting: two ancient weapons, generally referred to as weapons. Putting weapons upside down is a metaphor for peace without war.
Turning weapons: putting weapons upside down means that there is no war and the world is at peace. It's the same as "playing backwards"
Despair: arbitrary and arbitrary; Poverty: Do everything possible. Use force at will and constantly wage wars of aggression. Describe extreme belligerence.
Punish the people: punish: punish. H: My condolences. Punish evil and promote good, and save the people. Often used as a slogan to wage war.
Punish evil and promote good: punish evil and promote good and save the people. Often used as a slogan to wage war. "Man" was regarded as "man" because he avoided Taizong. It's the same as "cutting the crime and hanging people."
Return the cow to the horse: release the cow and horse for fighting. Metaphor is the end of the war, no more fighting.
Non-war crimes: not war crimes themselves. Generally used as an excuse for losing the war.
The change of dust: dust: the metaphor of war. Refers to the chaos of war.
Dust warning: A warning of war or riot.
Annual bonfire: bonfire: fireworks of ancient border warning. Metaphor is war or war. Year after year of war.
Flames are everywhere: the war is burning from all directions. Describe the restless border defense, where enemies invade.
Dysprosium suffering: front: the tip of a knife or sword; Dysprosium: Arrow. Refers to the pain of cutting an arrow with a knife. Describe the suffering of war.
Be willing first: be willing, be willing; For: do it; Rong: military, conquering; Rongshou: One who started the war. Willing to be the mastermind of this war.
The ground is full of battles: battles: ancient weapons, metaphor for war. Describe the destruction of wars everywhere.
Fighting is everywhere: fighting: an ancient weapon, a metaphor for war. Describe the destruction of wars everywhere.
(8) Extended reading of war idioms:
Idiom to describe fierce fighting:
Gun shafts are like forests, bullets are like rain. Describe the fierce fighting.
[Meat is thin and bone is combined] The meat is forced, and the bones are combined. Describe the intensity of the battle.
[War] Describe the frequent and fierce fighting.
[Golden drums chime] Golden bells and drums chime. Describe the fierce fighting atmosphere.
Describe 【 liver pulp flow field 】 fierce and cruel battle, corpses everywhere.
Jude said gun forest knife tree 】 【 sword. Describe the scene of fierce fighting.
[bloody battle to the end] bloody battle: fight to the death very fiercely. Fight fiercely until the last minute.
[Red Cliff Warrior] Fighting fiercely. In the 13th year of Jian 'an of Emperor Xian of Han Dynasty, Cao Cao's army conquered Wu, Sun Quan and Liu Bei's army jointly fought against Cao Cao, and the allied forces attacked Cao Cao with fire in Chibi. Generally refers to fierce fighting.
Smoke clouds, bullets rain. Describe a fierce battle.
[Golden Drum] Golden Drum: In ancient times, soldiers were commanded by golden pheasants and war drums, and the drums entered immediately, and then retreated when they rang; Even the sky: resounding through the sky. Describe great military power or fierce fighting.
[Wolf smoke everywhere] Wolf smoke: smoke rising from burning wolf dung during the ancient frontier warning. Alarms and fireworks are everywhere, indicating that the frontier is not calm.
Now we describe the frequent activities of the enemy before the action.
[Sword Shadow] The flash-forward of the sword is faintly revealed. Describe the dangerous atmosphere in the environment.
[combative] combative: fierce; Teng Teng: A youthful look. Describe the fierce momentum full of killing people.
9. What are the idioms about war?
Caught off guard, blood spattered, knife shining, attacked from both sides
Life is a hero, and death is a hero. It means that living is a hero among people, and dying is also a hero among ghosts. Li Qingzhao missed the ancient Xiang Yu in her poems, aiming at satirizing the behavior of today's monarch and ministers who retreat without fighting and steal peace through the examples of ancient Xiang Yu.
Soldiers will come to block, make a quick decision, cross the rubicon, startle the grass, bury the corpse, quickly make the soldiers expensive, make all the militia, make a diversion, take it by surprise, build a wall to clear the field, rise up, surround Wei to save Zhao, surround Wei to save Zhao, be attacked from all sides, sit on the sidelines, secretly cross the border, form an alliance at the gates, and talk on paper. Beat my head off, mutually assured destruction, corpses everywhere, the last battle, invincible, between Scylla and Charybdis, trembling, farewell my concubine, know yourself and know yourself, invincible, unprepared, killed, defeated, outnumbered,
War idioms
All wars are invincible: no victory, no attack. Describe it as powerful and can overcome everything.
Source: Wei's "Xiao Ting continues to turn into a monk": "The general's business, Wu Wangye, has arrived. For this, he attacked the city and seized several counties in a few months."
Win every battle: win every battle. Describe invincible.
Source: "Sun Tzu seeks the attack": "It is not good to win every battle."
Invincible: battle-hardened, never involved in risks. Describe being good at fighting.
Source: "Sun Tzu seeks the attack": "Know yourself and know yourself, and you will win every battle."
Lien Chan wins: ① The war wins again and again. (2) nowadays, it refers to getting good grades in sports competitions or exams.
Repeated battles and repeated defeats: repeated: many times. Many wars and many failures.
Source: Biography of Huan Wen in the Book of Jin: "Yin Hao went to Luoyang to restore the Garden Mausoleum. Involved in several years, repeatedly defeated and fought, and the equipment was exhausted. "
Quick fix: end the war with quick tactics. It is also a metaphor for finishing the task quickly.
Source: Lao She's "Four Generations under One Family" May 1 ST: "The war has dragged on for more than a year, and there is no hope of a quick victory."
A bloody battle to the end: a bloody battle: it is very fierce to fight to the death. Fight fiercely until the last minute.
Source: Tang Du Fu's poem "Sending a Judge Li of Lingzhou": "The bloody battle is dry, and the atmosphere is yellow."
Maintain war with war: destroy war with war.
Source: Shang Jun Schwartz: "Therefore, it is possible to support wars by fighting."
Battle against the city: back: back. Fight to the death with the enemy at your own doorstep. Refers to the final battle that decides life and death.
Source: "Zuo Zhuan Cheng Gong Two Years": "Please accept the embers and borrow one at the back of the city."
Last stop: back water: back water means no way out. Metaphor and the enemy do or die.
Source: "Historical Records Biography of Huaiyin Hou": "Faith is to make thousands of people go first, go out and then go back. Zhao Jun laughed when he saw it. "
Short-arm combat: short arms: short weapons such as swords; Fo: engaged. Refers to close combat. Metaphor is a fierce struggle face to face.
Source: The History of the Three Kingdoms, Wei Zhi and Dian Wei: "Wei was created by dozens of people, fighting with short soldiers and fighting before thieves."
Fight separately: fight independently.
Source: "Historical Records of Xiang Yu": "The King can work with Han Xin from Haidong Chen; Suiyang north to Gucheng, and Peng Yue; If we fight each other, Chu will be easily defeated. "
Fight alone: do your best. The helpless army fought alone. It also means that a person or a group tries to fight without support or help.
Source: Biography of Zhao Xian in Shu Wei: "Si Zu led Peng Pei to retreat from the crowd and fought alone to break the immortal." "Sui Shu Qing Yu Zezhuan": "Therefore, Confucianism fought alone, and the deceased was 1899."
Do or die: decide: decide; Death: despair. Fight to the death with the enemy.
Source: Ming Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms: "In the future, we will pioneer the people, then drive the army, and fight to the death with Cao Cao."
Teach war with shame: teach soldiers to fight and let them know that retreating is a shame, so that they can move forward bravely and win by killing the enemy.
10. Complete set of idioms describing war
Idioms about war
And one person defends it, and ten thousand people can't be forced. Every tree is covered with grass and grass, Margo is buried, shirtless, rabble, startle the grass, be besieged on all sides, fight bravely, be foolhardy, and all the people are soldiers, make a diversion, take it by surprise, stand firm, rise up, cross the rubicon, encircle Wei to save Zhao, and sit and watch.
Talk on paper, be afraid, step by step. Looking at plum to quench thirst, moving to other places, making great efforts to cure diseases, failed again and again. Yu Yong is admirable, knowing yourself and yourself. He was invincible, attacked between Scylla and Charybdis, invincible, filled with smoke, exhausted and unsuccessful, straggled, went forward bravely, advanced and retreated moderately, made a surprise attack, and was heavily fortified, ready to fight.
Hand-to-hand combat, the whole army was wiped out, and the army was far from home and attacked unprepared. It's a disaster. I can't take the lead. Drink up the enemy's bullets on board and make a quick decision. Do one's best, and then die, the soldiers of Gancheng are under siege and the arrow is on the string. Mayang people in Tang Chi turned to soldiers to take money from the enemy, so they gave orders and went straight to the mountains to give orders.