Two-part allegorical sayings and answers of rooster in the year of rooster

Lead: 20 17 is Ding Younian, the Year of the Rooster, which means good luck. The following is my collection of two-part allegorical sayings about chickens. Welcome to read the reference!

Hairless phoenix-not as good as chicken.

There is a chicken feather in the tortoise's belly-the tortoise's heart is like an arrow.

There is a chicken feather in the turtle's belly-it's like an arrow to return to the turtle's heart.

Frog (frog) in the net bag-touch it blindly; Act blindly, by luck

Tie a reed flower to your tail-pretend to be a rooster

Scalding chicken feathers with warm water-difficult to pull out

Mosquitoes bite eggs-pervasive; Seamless drillability

Invite guests to kill chickens-false feelings

When a centipede meets a rooster, it is doomed.

Five-foot purlin to build a chicken nest-bending material

The egg on the knee is not safe.

Crickets fighting cocks-each has its own merits.

Chickens crow in Himalayas-the name (singing) is far-reaching; Known far and near (Ming); Gao Ming (Ming)

The blind cat caught a chicken, so don't lose it.

Catch the worm with a blind chicken-take a chance

Overturned the henhouse-made up a lot of lies (yellow)

Salted egg-old salty (flooded)

Chickens can't pee-they have their own sidewalks.

Chicken stepping on the keyboard-nonsense

Chickens eat beans (broad beans)-hard to swallow.

Chickens eat-bow and scrape

Chicken feet-restless

Phoenix with phoenix-want to climb high; Don't (beng don't) think.

The chicken meets the eagle-one is happy and the other is sad; Happiness, joy and sadness

Chicken in a cage-involuntarily; cannot help doing

Little crake lays goose eggs-more than one can chew.

Little duck eggs pretend to be big eggs-get away with it.

Ducks hatch chicks-in vain

Turn a duck into a chicken.

Ducks with feather on their heads-Pun (Feather)

A pot of scrambled eggs with tobacco-what kind of guests did you invite?

Yang Kezi went to other places-regardless of his head and tail.

Camels in the sheepfold, cranes in the chicken coop-different.

Foreign devils enter the village-chickens and dogs are restless

Want to catch chickens, prefer to catch geese-deliberately making trouble.

Pheasants wear fur hats-posing as eagles.

Hold the sparrow in a pheasant nest (where birds, animals and insects live)-a nest is not as good as a nest.

Pheasants lay eggs-hide your head and expose your tail

Wild cats enter the house-chickens and dogs are restless

The wild cat went into the henhouse.

A wild boar borrows a rooster-what it borrows is not returned.

The night owl pulls the chicken-there is no return.

Press the rooster lay eggs hard-I'm hopeless.

Some people like chickens, others like ducks, and everyone has his own preferences.

Pheasant in a fishing net-it's hard to fly with wings

Blow the cock.-Kill it

It is doomed that the grasshopper meets the chicken.

Zhang Fei throws chicken feathers-it's difficult to exert strength.

Listening to chickens crow on Mount Everest-High-profile

The pig arches forward and the chicken squats backward-each has its own doorway; Each has its own way.

The pig arches forward, the chicken lives behind, and the plane-each has its own doorway.

The cockscomb in October-Laolaihong

Be sure to put the eggs in the mortar.

Chickens are hatched from stones-unchanging.

Pick up chicken feathers as arrows-strange

History steals chickens-disaster comes from the mouth

Collect chicken feathers to find fault-find fault

Cross the river with an egg in your hand-cross the river carefully.

Guard the rooster lay eggs-it's useless.

Holding an egg in both hands-as sure as a gun.

Stewed chicken with four or two peppers-disgusting

Look down at the eagle and catch the chicken-eyes high and eyes low.

Cook the head of a chicken in a soup pot-stick out a mouth

Begging for a chicken and a bodhisattva-poor respect.

The cock crows at dawn-Betty (crow)

The miser's treat.-nothing.

Pulling hair from an iron cock-forget it.

Misers lay eggs-there is no hope; The impossible; It's nothing.

Iron rooster-penniless

Put the eggs in an iron shell-it's foolproof.

Catch a wooden chicken with iron claws-a simple way to catch it

Stealing chickens without eating rice-not cost-effective; the loss outweighs the gain

Stealing chickens and beating shopkeepers-make mistakes again and again

Butchers kill chickens

Riding a camel to catch a chicken-I don't know the height

Riding a camel to catch chickens-I don't know how high or low; Uneven height

Chicken feathers on the flagpole-courage is not small; How dare you?

Hanging chicken feathers-take it lightly; Use more and use less-use less and use less talents.

Lead a camel and drive a chicken-high or low.

Count chickens with camels-high, high, low, low

Put the eggs on the seesaw-get out of here; Fuck off.

Dog vigil, chicken morning-due diligence; try one's best

Frog meets frog-meets his family.

Incubate chickens in dog days-bad people; There are many bad guys.

Three chefs killed six chickens in a hurry.

A knife for killing chickens-it's of little use.

The feeling of dawn, half-baked wife, mutton and jiaozi stewed chicken-rare benefits.

In the blink of an eye, the old hen turned into a duck-she changed when she said it; Instantly change; changing

Hot chicken in cold water.-nothing.

A mouse with a feather tied to its tail is not a good bird; Not a serious bird.

Chicken feathers falling in the water-can't fly

Build a chicken nest with glazed tiles-overqualified and overqualified.

Catch the chicken in the cage-don't run; Cann't run away

Camels enter the henhouse-no way

Ants meet chickens-what bad luck!

Monty python in henhouse-done

Cats eat chicken intestines-the longer they pull, the longer they get.

The egg seller fell down-finished; Go/leave

Crawling around with a chicken web face-embarrassed face (q

Sparrows lay eggs-impossible; Can't do

Sparrows peck at chickens (eggs)-making trouble.

Hanging eggs with hemp rope-empty at both ends

Selling chickens (eggs) in baskets-Pound (inverted) eggs

Unscrewed eggs-impeccable

Catching frogs in the wheat field-a simple way to catch them

Chicken (egg) under the door-it's over.

Catch a chicken in a cage-as sure as a gun.

Grasshoppers fighting cocks-that's too much.

Eggs with ponytails-Difficult

Dreaming of eggs going up the stairs-strange; Strange.

Sparrows fighting cocks-more than one can chew.

The sparrow's belly is old-fashioned-you can't see far without eating more.

Hens have teeth-impossible; No one has seen it; It's nothing.

Hens take care of their chicks, and each hen takes care of its own chicks.

The hen fell into the rice jar-have a good meal.

Hens throw eggs carelessly-make a mountain out of a molehill.

The hen fell in the rice basket-welcome.

Hens hatch ducklings-mind your own business.

Hens eat rotten beans-full of bad ideas

Hens bring chicks-never leave.

Take chicken feathers as arrows-act rashly

Take an egg and walk on the ice-be careful.

Pumpkin scrambled eggs-one color goods; The same thing

Wooden Chicken-Fool

Slide the road with eggs-be careful.

You eat chicken and duck, I chew corn-everyone enjoys everyone's happiness.

Sell the phoenix as a chicken-whatever the cost.

Take a chicken feather as an arrow-make a mountain out of a molehill. )

Holding a pheasant as an offering-family wealth is hard to say.

Boiled chicken with diced beef-overqualified.

Raising chickens in cowshed-the shelf is not small; What a big shelf

Crabs carry eggs-roll, roll, climb, climb; Rolling and crawling; Go/leave

* * * sitting on an egg-at sixes and sevens

Put the eggs in the basin-some eggs that can be counted.

Scrambled eggs in the urinal-it tastes wrong; Gay

Count chickens on an elephant.

Kill the chicken to get the courage-ask for it.

Kill the goose that lays the golden eggs-the loss outweighs the gain; Only once.

Kill the goose that lays the golden eggs, and kill the deer to get the velvet antler-the wood loses its cost; Trying to save a little, but losing a lot.

Kill the chicken and ask the guest-redundant; False feelings and false meanings

Kill a chicken with a knife-make a mountain out of a molehill

Kill the chicken to make tofu-don't call your hand.

The killed cock flapped its wings-it was dying.

Frogs in the Canyon-Short-sighted

Pheasants become peacocks.-The better.

A pheasant marries a phoenix-not a good match.

Rolling eggs on the cliff-no good goods.

Chicken (egg) in the shrine

Belong to the rooster-aggressive; Light call; Don't lay eggs

Beat chicken feathers