Praise the bridge.

Changhong lies on the waves, spanning both sides. On the haoliang, the river and the beam join hands, and the sea and the jinliang bridge flow.

1。 Repair bridges and roads

Pronunciation of idioms: Xiqiao bǔ slightly

Idiom definition: building bridges and roads. The old metaphor is enthusiastic about public welfare and donating money to do good.

The origin of the idiom: Yuan Anonymous's Seeing the Wealth Slave is the first fold: "My family will also give alms to monks, build temples and towers, build bridges and roads, cherish loneliness and care for the poor."

Examples of idioms:

Step 2: Pull the plate across the bridge.

Idiom pronunciation: guo qi á o ch not u b m: n

Definition of Idiom: Metaphor means to kick the person who helps you away after achieving your goal.

Idiom origin:

Idiom example: as long as you don't ~, I'll go to them at once. There must be a way to reply to you tomorrow. (Pu's "Evil Sea Flower" back to the thirtieth)

dismantle the bridge immediately after crossing the river

Idiom pronunciation: guòchāI qiáo

Idiom definition: kick down the bridge by crossing the river. Metaphor: After you reached your goal, you kicked the person who helped you away.

The origin of the idiom: Yuan Kang Jinzhi's "Li Kui jy Negative Spine" is the third fold: "You want to push the boat with the current, but you won't let me kick down the ladder."

Example of idiom: Xiangzi suffered so much, but the old man turned his back and denied others. They are unfair to Xiangzi. (Lao She's "Camel Xiangzi XIV")

When the goal is achieved, kick the person who helped himself.

Swords of Legends / Gu Jian Qi Tan

[Explanation] After you achieved your goal, you kicked the person who helped you away.

[Source] The thirtieth time of Pu's "Evil Sea Flower": "As long as you don't cross the bridge, I'll go to them at once. There must be a way to reply to you tomorrow. "

Not afraid of resistance, go forward bravely.

It's up to you

[Explanation] In case of water blockage, the bridge will pass. Describe the courage to advance without fear of resistance.

[Source] Kang Zhuo's "When the Sun Rises, Competition": "Their energy is full of fancy. It' s really a road to the mountain, a bridge to the water, and running forward in one go. "

Not afraid of resistance, go forward bravely.

It's up to you

[Explanation] In case of water blockage, the bridge will pass. Describe the courage to advance without fear of resistance.

[Source] Yuan Anonymous's "Coat Car" has a second discount: "You don't have to arrange a military school, you will open the bridge when you encounter water." Ming, Wu Cheng'en and The Journey to the West: "The old benefactor knows the most, but I still have three young disciples. They will open a road on the mountain and cross the bridge to protect the poor monk when they encounter water."

Repair bridges and roads

Xiqiqiao b incarnation road

[Explanation] Repairing bridges and roads. The old metaphor is enthusiastic about public welfare and donating money to do good.

[Source] Yuan Anonymous's "Seeing the Wealth Slave" is the first discount: "My family will also give alms to monks, build temples and towers, build bridges and roads, cherish loneliness and care for the poor."

An expression of surprise

Sejo Bohia

[Explanation] Describe an expression of surprise.

Irrelevant matters should be strictly distinguished.

Hello, I'm good.

Explaining metaphors should be strictly distinguished from irrelevant things. Take "bridge to bridge, road to road".

[Source] The seventh sentence of the first part of Storm: "Even Captain Xiao has to explain. My surname Han's bridge is a bridge, and the road is a road. It's very clear. I'm afraid no one will come to me, but I have to ask Brother Lao Zhao. "

Irrelevant matters should be strictly distinguished.

Chaoguchiao

Explaining metaphors should be strictly distinguished from irrelevant things.

[Source] Chapter 8 of Levin's Li Hongzhang: "Brother Wang, the key to this is that the bridge belongs to the bridge and the road belongs to the road. Don't confuse them."

After scoring the goal, he kicked the man who helped himself.

Guqiao bridge

[Explanation] After achieving the goal, kick off those who have helped themselves. With "kick down the ladder".

[Source] "The Officialdom in the Appearance" is the seventeenth time: "But nowadays people always kick down the ladder and turn their faces and deny people. When you have something to ask him, he will jump on the shelf again. "

Remove the bridge immediately after crossing the river.

Hello, I'm good.

[Explanation] When crossing the river, I took down the bridge. Metaphor: After you reached your goal, you kicked the person who helped you away.

[Source] Yuan Kang Jinzhi's "Li Kui jy Negative Spine" is the third fold: "You have to push the boat with the current, but you are not allowed to kick down the ladder."

This problem can be solved without much forethought.

chuan dào qiáo mén Zhu zhi

[Explanation] Bridge: Bridge. The metaphor is that you don't have to worry in advance, and the problem will be solved.

[Source] Mao Dun's Competition: "Forget it! When the ship reaches the bridge gate, it will be straight! Forget eight and go to the fucking night market! "