Beat about the bush, shoot guns, play tricks, go in one ear and out the other.

Beat around the bush: don't speak straight.

Empty cannon: empty talk, unable to cash.

Boast: to talk big, brag.

Take advantage of loopholes: use loopholes to carry out activities that are beneficial to you.

Trick: 1, Trick, Trick 2, Trick.

Left ear goes in and right ear goes out: if you don't take it to heart.

Stumbling block: A person or thing that hinders progress. Chatter: Say something trivial, inappropriate or ineffective for a long time.

Beat around the bush: a metaphor for beating around the bush, not making it clear directly.

Empty cannon: metaphor failed to achieve its goal.

Boast: a metaphor for boasting.

Take advantage of loopholes: take advantage of loopholes to speculate or take advantage of loopholes or loopholes to carry out activities. It also means taking advantage of existing opportunities.

Trick: Trick, trick, trick again.

One ear falls: the wind blows in the ear. Metaphor doesn't matter.

A stumbling block: a metaphor for someone or something that hinders progress.

Swing grass: I have no personality, go with the flow, and have no opinion. The most hopeful life is that my life is plain and there are no big waves. Although there is no strong personal color, he is a pacifist who is content with Changle. Explain that the will is not firm enough, and what others say is what they pull. They don't have their own opinions.

Iron rooster: a metaphor for a stingy person

Slinky: Someone is smart, flexible, and a little tactful and unrealistic.

High-profile: put forward an argument that seems smart but divorced from reality; All talk and no action. Describe a giant in words rather than in fact, a dwarf in action.

Braids: pigtails. Nowadays, it is often used as a metaphor for processing.

Ponytail: originally refers to the prestige that officials show to their subordinates when they first take office, and later refers to showing their power to each other from the beginning.

Dismissal: refers to being fired, fired or even expelled from the job.

Willy-nilly: Don't ask the right or wrong reasons in everything.

Take the lead: Be the first to do something.

Leader: a leader in a group, a leader.

Green light: traffic lights have the saying that "the red light stops and the green light goes". When the green light is on, it means that traffic is allowed. Metaphor allows or does not prohibit. It also means to provide convenience for something.

Singing the main theme: Metaphorically undertaking the main task, playing a leading role or playing an important role in a certain aspect. Playing the leading role can refer to people or organizations.

Climbing stairs: It means that social development, work and production have reached a new height.

Full house: a metaphor for overall victory or prosperity in various places.

High-profile: it means to be strict with yourself and tolerant of others: you should ~, leave him alone. The speaker doesn't really think that he has done something wrong, but shows a kind of "high-profile" to ease the contradiction between the two sides and make the big things smaller.

Face-to-face drums and gongs: a metaphor for discussing, testifying, arguing or exchanging opinions face to face.

A key opens a lock: this means solving different problems in different ways.

One side of the soil and water supports one side of the people: it is a metaphor for cultivating certain talents in a certain environment.

Raise troops for a thousand days and use them for a while: support and train troops at ordinary times so that they can lead troops to fight at critical moments. Refers to the accumulation of livestock strength at ordinary times, and use it immediately when necessary.

Three minutes on stage, ten years off stage: only hard work can lead to success.