Idioms, allegorical sayings, proverbs about mice. The more the better ~!

First, the mouse ran away? [Shǔ Kun Lang Ban]

Interpretation: Describe the scene of running away in a mess.

Source: Shi Naian's "Water Margin" Sixty-sixth time: "At this time, the people of CoCo Lee, a famous city, fled one by one, crying and howling."

Second, short-sighted.

Interpretation: Metaphor is short-sighted and short-sighted.

Source: Qingjiang Shiquan Linchuan Dream: "Looking for chapters and sentences; Classification; Add up all kinds of new books; Stereotype sales. Scared those short-sighted friends in China; Worship Yuanmen; Praise. "

Three, the rat heart Wolf lung 【 sh ǔ x and nLá ng fè i 】

Interpretation: describe a sinister and vicious heart.

Source: Xie's "The Orphan": "Zhang, get back the money, the mouse is ruthless, and the eyes swallow fat, and thousands of calculations are dangerous."

Fourthly, the abdomen and cochlea of mice.

Interpretation: the stomach of a mole, the intestine of a snail. Metaphor is limited knowledge or narrow-minded.

Source: "Zhuangzi Xiaoyao Tour": "The emu nests in the deep forest, the only one; The mouse drank the river, but it was full. "

Verb (abbreviation of verb) mouse belly and chicken intestines [sh ?]

Interpretation: Metaphor is narrow-minded, only considering small things, regardless of the overall situation.

Source: Xiao Xiaosheng of Ming Lanling's "Jin Ping Mei" The 31st time: "It's not that the thief has a golden tongue, but the heart of a rat is only three inches."

Six, rat belly chicken intestine 【 sh ǔ dù j and chá ng 】

Interpretation: See [xiaodujichang].

Source: Ming Xia Yan Sanren's "Ghost Killing Biography": "A bag of shit can't be saved, why bother?"

a two-part allegorical saying

1, the mouse caught in the trap-dying?

2, paper paste mouse hole-useless at all; Not responsible; Can't cure the problem?

3. Are mice in sesame fields popular?

4, eat rat poison with your eyes open-Ming?

5. The mice in the cloud-born mice; Born kind; Natural consumption?

6. Zhang Fei catches mice-big eyes and small eyes?

7. The mouse in the village police-have you heard a lot of books?

8. The mouse in the oven is unhappy; Is it gray or not?

9. Rats scurry around the stove in the fire room?

10, a lark and a kangaroo-can you sing and dance?

1 1. There is money for roast pork, but there is no silver vole-there will always be a way?

12, boiled mice in oil pan-a piece of skin?

13, the mouse in the tank-slipped in?

14, the eagle grabs the snake, and the snake swallows the mouse-everything has its vanquisher?

15, the mouse in the sewer-dare not sneak in?

16, ate 15 mice in one bite-in such a hurry?

17, a nest of mice fighting-Qingqingzha?

18, the kitten washes the face of the mouse-unkind.

19, the little mouse drills the bamboo tube-gets angry; I don't know which section to die in.

20. photos of thieves like mice

proverb

First, birds and mice eat oil before their eyes.

Interpretation: It means that the mouse saw a burning oil lamp and ran to steal the oil inside. He only saw the oil in front of him, but didn't notice the danger of being caught behind him. It leads to the metaphor that he only cares about immediate interests and ignores security behind them.

Second, birds and mice swim across the stream, and everyone drinks and pats.

Interpretation: People say that people who steal three tricks, do nothing and engage in illegal activities are rats. It can be seen that mice are very disgusted. The mouse swam across the stream, soaked to the skin and couldn't run fast. They are easy to be arrested and beaten, just like rats crossing the street. Everyone shouted and beat, describing people who caused public outrage and were hated by everyone.

Third, the stove falls on birds and mice.

Interpretation: the kitchen mouse steals the leftovers in the kitchen, which is a metaphor for someone stealing three or four meals.

Fourth, birds and mice at the bottom of the river.

Explanation: It refers to people who steal sand and gravel from rivers for profit.

Birds and mice on the top of the mountain

Explanation: refers to people who illegally cut down trees on the mountain and sell them for profit.

Six, when the bird and mouse break the crucible.

Interpretation: Be a bird and a mouse: Set traps to catch mice. Break: break. Crucible: pots and pans. For example: rice crucible (rice cooker), flower crucible (flowerpot). It means that you should catch mice, lest you break the pot and the basin, that is, throw them away.

Seven, birds and mice dare not eat cat milk.

Interpretation: Rats dare not eat cat milk, because eating cat milk is like a sheep entering the tiger's mouth, which is very dangerous. For example, they will not get close to each other because of their different identities or hostility, so as not to be in danger.

Eight, feed the birds and mice to bite the bag.

Explanation: Raising rats to bite cloth bags is a metaphor for luring wolves into the house or appeasing traitors and eventually suffering.