Four words idioms solitaire joke.

Fish bite its tail →? Too big to lose? →? Take it lightly? →? Feel at ease? →? Not worth the candle? →? Missed it? → There are four elbows in the arm? →? Elbows and armpits? →? Be swayed by considerations of gain and loss →? Missed it? →? The arm has four elbows.

The tail is too heavy to shake-(of an organization) too heavy and inefficient.

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Explanation: shake it. The tail is too big to turn around. It used to be said that subordinates were too powerful to command and dispatch. Now the metaphor is that the organization is huge and the command is ineffective.

The source "Eleven Years of Zuo Zhao": "The big end will be folded, and the tail will not drop, and you will know it."

Idioms with complicated structures

Complex usage; As predicate and attribute; derogatory sense

It is difficult to get rid of the end of synonyms.

Antonyms are easy to use.

Example: Zhu Ziqing preface: "You and I originally wanted to write a short and pithy article; It is too big to lose, but it is not what I expected. "