Is blinking an idiom?

"Ha, squint at ten eyes" is not an idiom. There are only six idioms with "ha":

1, huh?

Pinyin: hē ng hā rà ng

Explanation: In Buddhism, two King Kong Lux guards the gate of the temple. Metaphor is the lieutenant of a powerful person.

For example, he has two generals, huh?

2. bow your head?

Pinyin: dρtóu hāyāo

Explanation: refers to humility and obedience.

Source: Lu's Honor: "Go ahead, go ahead." The inspector bowed his head and said,' Don't say one, and I won't refuse ten.' "

For example, make a sentence: don't bow your head.

Synonym:? Bow hypocritically

Antonym:? Hold your head high, hold your head high.

Usage: as predicate and attribute; Refers to lowliness

Step 3 grovel

Pinyin: di m: n t ó u h ā y ā o

Explanation: It is a metaphor for false respect or excessive politeness.

Source: Lao She's "Four Generations under One Family" 34: "People who are poorer than him know that he is a hard-working person, and he has to bow to him and stay at a respectful distance."

Example: Oh, oh, nephew! I just heard that you left, and I came to see you off! Xie smiled and bowed and said. ★ Chapter 10 of Wei Wei's "Oriental"

Synonym:? Bow and raise your clenched hands.

Antonym:? staunch and uprigh

Two-part allegorical saying: Chicken eats.

Lantern riddle: chicken eating rice

Usage: as predicate, attribute and object; Refers to humble flattery

4. Ma Daha?

Pinyin: m daha

Explanation: a frivolous and careless person.

For example, he is a really careless person.

Synonym:? carefree

Usage: as object and attribute; Of a careless person

5. No?

Pinyin: bühēng bühā

Explanation: If you don't talk, you should say it, not say it.

Source: Feng Zhi's "Armed Behind the Enemy" Chapter 13: "Forget it, forget it, go home!"

For example, it was Qianlong's turn to be surprised. I didn't expect this inferior concubine to be so considerate and understand life, and so insightful about human feelings! ★ February River "Emperor Qianlong" Volume 426

Synonym:? keep quiet

Riddle: dumb

Usage: as predicate and adverbial; Used in contempt.

6. Haha?

Pinyin: x and x and h ā h ā.

Explanation: Laugh and play, describing the appearance of laughter. Also describe the attitude is not serious, not serious.

Source: Cao Qingxue Qin's Twenty-fourth Story of A Dream of Red Mansions: "I saw Qiu Wen and Bi Hen coming in laughing and laughing. Two people were carrying a bucket of water and clothes in one hand, stumbling and splashing."

For example, he is an optimist and laughs all day.

Synonym:? Smile with a cheeky smile

Antonym:? Be serious

Two-part allegorical saying: Crazy girls tell jokes; Doll funny doll

Riddles: Dolls tease dolls

Usage: as predicate, attribute and adverbial; The attitude is not serious.