Draw a snake to make a sentence.

First of all, use "gild the lily" to make sentences:

1, obviously a good thing, but it turned into a bad thing after his description.

The author added an unnecessary comment at the end of the article, which is gilding the lily.

This dress is not ugly. If you insist on adding lace, wouldn't it be gilding the lily, bring disgrace to oneself?

4. The common mistakes in writing the ending are hasty retreat, gilding the lily, or applying cliches.

5. When solving problems, we must be targeted and concise, and avoid gilding the lily and empty talk.

Because of your gilding the lily, we lost the game we should have won.

He doesn't think it is a big problem to do so. In fact, this is gilding the lily.

Second, the meaning of "gild the lily":

After drawing a snake, I added a snake's foot to it, and I lost the wine I won. Metaphor is redundant, but it will make things worse.

Third, the source of words:

The preceding paragraph "Qi Ce II of the Warring States Policy": "If there are not enough snakes, can the child be safe?"

Vernacular: Snakes have no feet. How can you add feet to it?

Four, usage, grammar:

Linkage type; Become an object; It is derogatory.