Destroy other people's idioms?

A. What is the most appropriate idiom to denigrate others and elevate yourself?

At the expense of others.

B. advise everyone not to denigrate other people's poems

Wang Yang Luo Lu was thin and light, and he didn't rest.

After the life of your generation has all turned to dust, nothing will hurt the torrent flowing to the endless river.

C. What is the idiom of vandalism when you see something good?

Waste God's good gifts wantonly.

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[Interpretation] Violence: mutilation; Hey: extinction; Celestial bodies: all things that exist in nature. Endogenous means that all kinds of organisms are damaged by disability. After that, it refers to things I don't care about; Destroy and spoil at will.

[Language] "Shangshu Wucheng": "Today, the Shang king has no way; Indulge in violence; Harm the people and abuse the people. "

[pronunciation]; It cannot be pronounced as "zhēn".

[shape discrimination]; Can't write "Jane"

Spend money like water.

D. What idiom is used to describe a person who wants to ask for help after slandering others?

Carve a boat for a sword. To tell the truth, I wish those dirty things would stay away from me.

E. Idioms that ruin teachers

1, groundless. Caves are the conditions for the wind. If you can come, there must be loopholes, which means that the rumors have a certain basis. It is often misused to express unfounded things. Source: Chu Song Yu's "Fengfu" in the Warring States Period: Listening to the teacher said: "A bitter sentence comes to the nest, there is no wind tunnel." July is a fire, which means the weather is getting cold. You can see the big Mars falling from the west. Now it is often wrongly used to describe the hot weather in July, which leads to a joke that reads the meaning of the text. Source: The Fire in July means The Book of Songs, National Style and Scenery, and the fire in July gives clothes in September. 3. It's beautiful. Can only describe the house as tall and beautiful. But in recent years, newspapers and TV have described them as beautiful 4, not all cows. Metaphor is technically proficient, extremely proficient. It is easy to mistake it for a lack of overall concept. Source: Pre-Qin Zhuang Zhou's "Zhuangzi's Theory of Health Preservation": "When I first understood cows, I saw nothing but cows; Three years later, I haven't seen the whole cow. " 5. The first mouse is at both ends. It means indecision, indecision. It is often used wrongly to describe a person's inconsistency in words and deeds. Source: "Historical Records Wei Wuqi Biography of An Hou in the Western Han Dynasty": Wu' an has stopped the dynasty, stopped the sedan chair door, called the Han imperial doctor to lift it, and said angrily, "I am an old bald scholar." What are the ends of the first mouse? "6. bear the brunt. Metaphor is the first attack or disaster. It is often misused to charge in advance. Source: Hanshu Wuxing: "Zheng is the first to bear the brunt, not. "7. Looking back. If you can see other people's necks and backs, you can catch up with or match them (mostly used in negative sentences: if it is difficult to turn back, it is difficult to turn back. This is not right. Source: Wan Yu Zhou Shu: "The superb and majestic words are actually the embodiment of the six arts of poetry and calligraphy, which is beyond the reach of later scholars. "8. Not satisfactory. It means generally satisfied. It is often misused as unsatisfactory. Source: Book of the Later Han Dynasty: The emperor sent someone to see the big picture. Hidden as an enemy. "9. Wonderful craft. Describe the superb skills and superb skills of architecture and sculpture, which are created by ghosts and gods and cannot be achieved by human beings. They are often wrongly used to describe spectacular natural scenery. Source: Qing Qu Dajun's Song of Youduanzhou and the Gate: "Over the years, the rock bottom has been mined. There are many essences in the magical craft. " 10, initiator. Metaphor is the first person to do bad things, or the initiator of bad atmosphere. Now it is often misused as the first person to do something or a task. Source: Mencius Liang Shang: Zhong Ni said, "The initiator, no later"+06554.1000000606.

F. If you denigrate one person and exalt another, which idiom is appropriate?

He is a "material that can be made" and you are a "dead wood is hard to carve". Or you are a "material that can be made" and he is a "dead wood is hard to carve".

I hope my answer will satisfy you. )

G. Idioms expressing slander

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new word

Basic explanation and detailed explanation

[bān nòng shìfíI]

Move: pull. Spreading other people's words, deliberately picking and choosing, or having the right to make irresponsible remarks behind their backs, causing disputes.

tidy

Li Yuan Shouqing's "Five Yuan Chuixiao" is the first fold: "He is in front of Gong Ping; There is a lot of gossip about me. "

example sentence

1. We should always be on our guard against people.

H. idioms: idioms that destroy others and damage their image.

What do you want? Different words and deeds, fat speech, poor looks, different rats and mice, duplicity, and so on.

Idioms about slander

Holding a column contains slander: holding a column: a metaphor for keeping a promise. Stick to your promise and be slandered.

Mouth to mouth: speak ill of others; Ow: describe a slanderer. Describe people slandering people with slanders.

Don't listen to bad words: don't listen to bad words. Describe simply ignoring bad words and slander.

Malicious slander: malicious slander, framing others, slander, speak ill of others, attack and frame others.

Non-reputation disputes: non-:the same as "fee"; Cross: alternating; Controversy: controversy. Slander and praise are intertwined, and they can't stand it.

Non-sacred libel law: non: ridicule; Saint: saint; Slander: slander; Dharma: testimonies. Scold saints, slander statutes.

Gossip: groundless gossip. Words used to describe slander.

Divide the damage and slander: points: points; Damage: damage; Slander: slander. Share blame and responsibility with others.

Swearing: abuse: abuse; Hey: reprimand; Rumor: slander. Abuse, slander. Describe each other's intrigue, and make a lot of smoke.

Immersion: a metaphor for secretly hurting others.

Gossip flies: unfounded words. More refers to talking behind your back, slandering, or picking words that alienate people.

Gossip: unfounded words. Refers to slanderous words that spread behind your back. Use "gossip"

Gossip: unfounded words. Refers to slanderous words that spread behind your back.

Gossip: Jude gossip. If there is no basis. Refers to slanderous words that spread behind your back.

On yellow and black: number: criticism and criticism. Comment behind your back and slander others at will.

On one plus ten: refers to the slander or praise of others, which should be exaggerated and convincing.

Praise to one's face and slander behind one's back: praise to one's face and slander behind one's back. The same is "face and reputation are ruined."

Praise to your face, slander behind your back. The same is "face and reputation are ruined."

Dogs bark at each other: describe some bad people who collude with unreasonable people to slander good people.

Third, we must vilify: vilify: vilify, and swear at each other. The slanderous words are repeatedly spread and have a bad influence.

East-west repair: repair: rectification; Slander: slander; Xing: Get up. As soon as things were rectified, slander rose. Innovators are always slandered by conservatives.

Black-and-white accounting: add comments behind your back and slander others at will. The same as "counting black and discussing yellow".

Count the black on the yellow: count: criticize, criticize. Comment behind your back and slander others at will.

Several yellow confessions: add comments behind your back and slander others at will. The same as "counting the yellow road is black".

Throw into the city tiger: throw into the city tiger: drop the loom. Metaphor is groundless slander.

Fatherless old man: old: fight; Weng: It refers to the father-in-law. The wife's father has passed away, but people say he beat his father-in-law. Metaphor is being slandered for no reason.

Ying Fei Fei Jin: For example, people turn black and white upside down, slander and frame up, and condemn people for committing crimes.

Slander others with false words and create trouble.

Stop slander as self-study: stop: stop; Slander: slander; Repair: cultivate one's morality. The best way to stop others from slandering you is to cultivate one's morality and improve one's moral level.

The curse of the cup: cup, cup: poisonous insect; Slander words. As harmful as poisonous insects. Metaphor is extremely vicious slander.

J. idioms that mean bad people slander good people

Malicious slander

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Explain metaphor to slander or insult others with malicious words. return

Source Song A Xiaoying's "Luohu Wild Record" Volume II: "Spit people with blood, first pollute their mouths; A hundred feet of wild fox, dizzy. "

Structural subject-predicate form.

Usage is used as a derogatory term. Generally used to condemn and expose the false flattery of others. Generally used as predicate, object and adverbial.

Orthophonic blood; Can't read "xiè"; Spray; You can't pronounce "pèn"

Differentiation of blood; Can't write "dish"

Synonym bloody innuendo.

Antonyms apply to everyone.

example sentence

(1) He is always honest; How come ~?

(2) When these people come to a critical moment; What betrays relatives and friends; ~; Nothing is impossible.