Horse word xiehouyu

Two-part allegorical saying is a special language form created by working people in China since ancient times. This is a short, interesting and vivid sentence. Next, I will bring you a two-part allegorical saying with the word horse, hoping to help you.

The first part: Two-part allegorical saying contains the word 1, and Guan Yu beheaded Hua Xiong-a success in one fell swoop.

2, the sedan chair is boring, riding too rickety-blessed will not enjoy.

3. Catch a donkey while riding a horse-don't know the goods.

4, the wasp in ramie-not easy to provoke; cannot afford to offend

5. Zhuge Liang beheaded Ma Su (Su)-law enforcement is like a mountain; Act regardless of old feelings

6, Zhuge Liang tearfully beheaded Ma Su-the tail from wagging the dog.

7, the dwarf rides a big horse-up and down dilemma; Up-down dilemma

8. Yes, the man, the winner of the first prize; Two happy events followed.

9, paper horse shop goods-waiting to burn

10, lanterns on the fifteenth day of the first month-willfulness

1 1, Zhao Zilong goes into battle-invincible; One-handed

12, the toilet hanging on the signboard-notorious.

13, Zhang Fei's war horse is super-regardless of the outcome.

14, Zhang Fei riding a tiger is difficult-a strong man broke his wrist.

15, standing on the mountain watching horses fight-no kicking, no biting (metaphor for not participating in some things, just standing by and watching. )

16, the wasp that fried the nest-so noisy

17, put a bridle on the horse-a good thing is done to the end.

18, hybrid mule-neither donkey nor horse

19, don't ride a horse, don't ride a car-practice leg strength

20. A person riding a saddle-has a future.

2 1, wild horse runaway-rampage

22. The wild horse has entered the harness-it is easier to extend (first) than to retract (first).

23. Father and daughter saw horses fighting-making a fuss.

24. Raise a child to learn to harness the horse (formerly known as the robber who robbed the road)-lack of family education.

25, the bumblebee in the cliff-no one dares to provoke.

26. Pull back from the brink-save the world

27. The blind bear licks the hornet's nest-don't want to eat sweets if you are afraid of being stung.

28, bear blind play carbine-shiny.

29, the newly built road-helpless.

30, the new champion recruits attached to the horse-happy.

3 1, new hoop toilet-Sanrixiang

32. Horse racing in shoes-nothing to look forward to.

33, horse racing in the shoe shell basket-didn't run a few steps.

34, lane to catch the carriage-difficult to turn; There is no turning back.

35. Little doll riding a wooden horse-I would rather not get on.

36. The kitten washed her face carelessly.

37. The pony runs and jumps with the car.

38, eight horses can't drive-inseparable.

39. Country people don't know how to play lanterns-coming and going; Come back when you go.

40. A blind man riding a blind horse is not the right way.

4 1, selling bezoar on the Himalayas-high and expensive; noble

42. Chickens crow on the Himalayas-the name is far away; Known far and near (Ming); Gao Ming (Ming)

43. Waving in the Himalayas-a smart move.

44. No cattle lead horses to plow the fields-they are overqualified.

45, hanging toilets on the eaves-notorious.

46, the bumblebee in the nest-not easy to mess with.

47, the runaway wild horse-can't catch it; Go on the rampage; casual

48. Crossing the road with a shoulder pole-bullying people.

49. The rabbit is driving the horse and pulling the cart-it's a mess.

50. The rabbit ran after the horse at a distance.

5 1. Bandits ride mad dogs-villains ride fierce horses.

52. People sit on the same saddle and walk in the same direction.

53. kowtow and shave your head-it's over

54, lanterns down the mine-step by step.

55. Straw hat with horse pole-traitor's head (sharp)

56. Put on the horse pole and hat-tall and thin (lanky person)

57. Catch a rabbit with a horse-fooling around

58. Pick your ears with a horse spoon-make a mountain out of a molehill.

59. Tang Priest's Dragon Horse-Walking in clouds.

60. the Monkey King sealed a Bi Marvin-I don't know if I am a big official; Feel complacent (excessive)

6 1, Song Huizong's' eagle', Zhao Ziang's horse-good life (painting)

62. A dead horse is a living horse doctor-wishful thinking; dream of doing sth.

63, Si Mazhao's heart-everyone knows.

64. Sima Yu Wenjun-Love at first sight

65, saying that cattle and horses lay eggs-jokes.

66. Thin camel-bigger than a horse

67, crooked mouth when cavalry-immediately lose face.

68, crooked mouth as a soldier-suddenly ashamed

69, one's fingers itch to poke a hornet's nest-want to get into trouble

70. The stone has a corner-no one has ever seen it; It's nothing.

Chapter 2: Two-part allegorical sayings about horses: Dwarf riding a big horse: dilemma.

Eight horses are inseparable: inseparable

Half-day horse racing in the clouds: revealing the clues

Traveling with a toilet on your back: it stinks everywhere you go.

The lame ride a blind horse: each has his own strengths.

Giraffe enters the herd: overhead.

Robe, jacket and melon hat: the same old story

Chen Shimei attached a horse: like the new and hate the old.

Lord Huang Cheng's horse: It looks like goods.

Horse racing on the top of the city: running far away

Horse racing on the bow: there is no escape.

Sitting in the lobby with a toilet: a stolen (dirty) official

Beijing opera blues can't use a knife and gun: it exists in name only.

Knife and horse can't knife and gun: idiot (Dan)

Horse thief cassock: framing others.

Viper's tooth wasp needle: all are psychic.

Wind and Horse: It doesn't matter.

Hippo yawns: What a big breath

The blind man licks the hornet's nest: if you are afraid of being stung, don't want to eat sweets.

Cross the road: Look around.

Monkey on a horse: Jump up.

Fox hits wasp: I don't know if I live or die

Hold a horse spoon in your arms: fill your heart (for example, do it on purpose)

Yellow dog riding a horse: fooling around

Seeing a camel and saying that the horse is swollen: it's rare and strange.

The general doesn't dismount: each goes his own way.

Catch a horse by the tail and race: hang.

Mud horses pinch idols: no good heart

Old buffalo pulling a carriage: I can't set it.

The old man poked a hornet's nest: find a way, stab)

Get on the sedan chair and pee temporarily: hurry

The tap doesn't pull the ponytail: the force is wrong.

Riding a horse to study: we'll see.

Flies in the manger: making a living.

Horse fight: look at the topic (hoof)

Ma Daha, an accountant: It's all muddled accounts.

Bumblebee crossing the river: carrying (bad) poison

Hornet's nest: Don't poke.

The wasp stung the bald man: There is nothing to hide.

Hornet needle, scorpion tail: not to be taunted

Monday morning quarterback: It's too late.

Le Hu took a bite on the cow's mouth.

Horse-drawn unicycle: Just turn it over.

Coffee in Malaysia: Interesting

Horse-drawn hind legs: try to be brave

Roadside phlegm: Everyone drinks beer.

Road is not called road: justice. ② Fair and reasonable)

The fly in the horse spoon: making a living

Ma Shao hits the edge of the pot: it often happens (metaphor is not uncommon)

Horsetail Batty Tofu: Can't string together.

Ponytail with ponytail: I'll kick if you kick, and I'll hit if you hit me.

Horsetail rope rubbing: useless.

Ponytail as a string: not worth mentioning (playing)

Tofu dealers are clues: the business is not big and the shelf is not small.