Who knows the meaning of maxima, bulls, misers, chameleons, leaders, street rats, paper tigers and pugs? What other words are there in this form?

1, maximum value

At first, it refers to a good running horse, which can run thousands of miles a day. Now it is often used as a metaphor for talents; Especially talented teenagers.

Source: Tang Hanyu's Ma Shuo: "A thousand miles of mado, not many boles."

Interpretation: Tang Hanyu's Ma Shuo: "Ma Jing is common, but Bole can't do it."

2, the old cow

Metaphor is an honest and diligent person.

Source: Wang Jie Diary,1May 30, 964: "We revolutionary soldiers ... should have the loyalty and fighting spirit of' old ox'."

3. Iron Rooster

It is more common in the two-part allegorical saying "The Iron Rooster-He is penniless", which describes the stingy, stingy and penniless people in life.

4. chameleon

Originally, it was the common name of a reptile, and its scientific name was evasion. It is named because it can adapt to the changes of environment and morphology by adjusting skin color. It is used to satirize those who have no position or principle, are snobbish, have it both ways and bully the weak.

5. Leaders

The survival of the fittest is the sheep's own self-competition, so it has a natural high prestige and is a natural combination of "power" and "prestige".

Leaders are used in more and more industries, such as Leader network, leader shoes, leader advertising and so on. All walks of life are using the word leader to indicate that they are the leaders of the industry.

6. street mice

It means the bad guy everyone hates. As objects and attributes; Refers to the bad guys.

7.paper tiger

English: The "paper tiger" repeatedly used by President Mao Zedong has become a well-known proverb. This will expand the scope of use. All in all, anyone who pretends to scare people without any great skills can be said to be a paper tiger.

8.pug

Also known as poodle, poodle. A dog with small body, short legs and long hair for people to enjoy. Often used to refer to docile slaves.

Second, other words in this form.

1, scapegoat

The word "scapegoat" is imported. The corresponding English is scapegoat and scapegoat. Throughout the world, it is customary to use the word "scapegoat" to describe people who have suffered for generations. Sheep is the most important and indispensable sacrifice in ancient sacrifices. Besides being used for offering sacrifices to the gods, sheep also undertake the task of "taking the blame" for mankind.

2. smiling tiger

The person who hides the knife in his smile seems amiable and always thinks about how to crowd out others behind his back.

Original intention: on the surface, it is kind, but in fact it is as fierce as a tiger. The latter is a metaphor for people who are kind in appearance and harsh and fierce in heart.