The fierce idiom of wolves

Lead: Wolves belong to canines. The wolf is alert and suspicious, and looks like a dog. The following is my collection of idioms describing wolves. Welcome to read them for reference!

Running around: offering: holding. Flee in fear. Describe the escape after being hit.

Source: The Biography of Han Kuai Tong: "At the beginning, Changshan Wang and Cheng became close friends and fought for Zhang Yi. Changshan Wang fled to return to Hanwang."

The snake's heart: the snake's heart. Although the metaphor is nice, it is extremely vicious inside.

Source: Songshi Puji's "Five Lights Meeting Yuan" Volume 20: "All Buddhists were robbed and killed, and their ancestors came from the west, blowing and setting fire, knowing the heart of the Buddha's mouth and snake in ancient and modern times, and the monks in the world cast cages."

Chestnut skin: the skin has pimples and the thighs are trembling. Describe being very scared.

Source: Liang Qichao's "Xinmin Shuo Private Virtue": "A husband is proud of doing evil, but he is a scourge, which is enough to describe his misery." When the gentleman reads this, his skin is chestnut. "

Dry crying: dry crying: crying without tears. Cry: to cry with tears in your eyes. Cry without tears. (1) describe crying. (2) also refers to the various expressions presented by suffering. Also called "wet crying and dry crying".

Cruel and heartless: describe the heart as fierce and vicious as a wolf and a dog. Use "heartless"

Source: Kunqu Opera "Fifteen Pass" Scene 2: "Murder for money, heartless!"

Dogs are cruel: a metaphor for fierce behavior and cruel heart.

Source: Pu's "Annoying Villains" divertimento: "Hate Feng Kui, seek goodness and get love, dogs are cruel and fearless."

Stocks tremble in battle: war: fear; Chestnut: Trembling. My legs are shaking. I've been shaking. Describe abnormal fear.

Source: "Historical Records of the King": "(Weber) was shocked by the retreat and the stock war. He was afraid that he could not speak, and finally there was nothing else to say. "

Officials like tigers, officials like wolves: officials like tigers, officials like wolves. Describe the greed of officials.

Source: Qing Pu Songling's "Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio Dream Wolf": "There are many people in the world who sigh and collect wolves."

Ghost crying and wolf howling: ① Describe the tragic and piercing crying. (2) describe the sound is loud and chaotic, frightening.

Source: Wei Wei's "Oriental", chapter 6 of the third part: "Some got under the car, some rushed to the back of the tank, crying and screaming, and it was a mess."

Ghost crying and wolf howling: describes crying loudly in a harsh voice.

Source: Wu Yingming's "Maling Road" is the second fold: "How can you make ghosts cry, fog is dark, and the day is quiet?"

Ghost Crying God: ① Describe the tragic and piercing crying. (2) describe the sound is loud and chaotic, frightening.

Source: Yuan Yang Sian, The Journey to the West, Volume 3, Chapter 9: "Later I heard the ghost crying God, so it is estimated that I have to sing" Yangguan "three times before I can get out of the bridge."

Ghost crying and wolf howling: describe crying tragically and mournfully. It is the same as the "Ghost Cry God".

Source: Chen Qing Raymond's poem "Difficult to Walk": "Jianghuai turns to North and South fish, and the devil cries."

The devil may cry: describe the tragic and piercing cry. It is the same as the "Ghost Cry God".

Source: Qing Ganxing's "Ranger Biography and Chivalrous Circle": "A clump of white grass mixed with yellow sand, ghosts crying."

Ghost howl: To cry and howl in a strange voice.

Source: Ouyang Shan's "Three Alleys" 14: "Well, I'll just say, what are you howling at early in the morning? Let people listen! "

Ghost howl: To cry and howl in a strange voice.

Ghosts and wolves howl: describe crying tragically. It is the same as the "Ghost Cry God".

Source: Ouyang Shan's "Gao Qian" Chapter 19: "Ren Guihua smells that he is so haunted and upset that he doesn't know what to do."

Down and out: down and out: depressed, frustrated. Describe poverty and embarrassment when you are frustrated.

Source: Feng Ming Menglong's History of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty 97: "(Fan Sui) put on fresh clothes and shabby clothes, sneaked out of the government door, came to the post office, and walked slowly to see JOE."

Domineering: overbearing and violent. Run amok, do evil, and be overbearing.

Brave and ruthless: ruthless: violent, fierce and cruel. Love to show off, like to fight Europe. Describe people as fierce and aggressive.

Source: "Mencius Li Lou": "My courage is harmful to my parents and unfilial."

Howl: howl: also write "howl" and cry loudly. Describe crying loudly.

Source: Zhouyi Tongren: "Tongren howled first, then laughed."

Howl: howl: cry loudly. Cry loudly.

Source: Zhouyi Tongren: "Tongren howled first, then laughed."

The poison of He Qi is also: also: the auxiliary words in classical Chinese are placed at the end of the words, which form a rhetorical tone with "he". How vicious! .

Cruel and cruel: vicious in heart and vicious in means.

Source: Feng Ming Menglong's "Awakening the World" Volume 33: "The little lady listened, and if you want to stay or not, see the fifteen money piles in front of you; He didn't say a word to me for no reason. The big lady is doing well. How could he be so cruel? "

The fox runs away: a metaphor for running away in extreme chaos.

Source: Song Book "Rousseau Biography": "There may be foxes running around and fleeing to the north, but when they are ready, they will take care of them, and when they are old, they will support them and become thieves." The charge of the light brigade, the twenty-first time: "All the foot soldiers and all the foxes have run away."

The trend of tigers and wolves: describe the extremely fierce momentum.

Source: "Huai Nan Zi Yao lue": "Filial piety wants to swallow princes with the power of tigers and wolves."

The den of a tiger and a wolf. Metaphor is extremely dangerous.

Panic: panic: fear. I'm scared and uneasy.

Source: Biography of Wang Han: "People are at a loss in business." Don Yan Shigu's Note: "Being in the camp means being scared."

Fear: fear: fear. I'm scared and uneasy.

Source: Biography of Wang Han: "People are at a loss in business." Don Yan Shigu's Note: "Being in the camp means being scared."

I was scared out of my wits: I was scared out of my wits. Describe panic and extreme fear.

Source: "Twenty-five Years of Zuo Zhuan Zhao Gong": "The essence of the heart is the soul; How can the soul go for a long time? "

The daylights out: describes extreme fear, or being stimulated out of control.

Source: Han "Hunting Feather Fu": "Soul Lost." Yuan's "Walking on the Bridge" is the second fold: "I heard that the soul is flying beyond the sky, so I will be surprised."

The hungry eagle and the hungry tiger: the metaphor of cruelty and greed.

Source: Biography of Shu Weizong's clan: "The road to the middle service is smooth and glorious, so the people call out:' General Hungry Tiger, Hungry Eagle in the middle service.' "

Burn the head and forehead. The metaphor is awkward. Sometimes it is described as too busy to know what to do, which means exaggeration.

Source: "Han Huo Guang Biography": "Sudden loss of salary, is it difficult?"

Bad head: burned head, burned forehead. The metaphor is awkward. Use "burned".

Dilemma: dilemma; Get into trouble

Source: Biography of the Three Kingdoms, Shu Zhi and Ma Chao: "Fuxi started in Lucheng and surpassed the attack; The wide passage closes the gate of Hebei, so you can't get in. I am in a dilemma, but I am anxious to go to Hanzhong and take refuge in Zhang Lu. "

Pale: Pale with shock or fear. I changed my expression in horror. Describe very surprised.

Source: "Tang Shi Volume 1 of the New Five Dynasties Historical Pinghua": "The Khitan refused with Ma Jun and all the soldiers were surprised."

A bird frightened by a bow and arrow is not easy to settle down. Metaphor means that a frightened person is afraid when he meets a little movement.

Source: Warring States Policy Chu Ce IV; "Jin Shu Jian Wang Zhuan": "Pride is easy to move, but it is difficult to decide if you are surprised."

Frightened: describes being very scared.

Source: Que's "Show Children's Posts": "Yi" says:' It is useless for a villain to do small favors, and it is also a great sin that cannot be solved.' Every time I read Yi at this point, I feel scared and uneasy. "

Frightened: describes being very scared.

My face turned pale with fear.

Source: The Journey to the West Wu Ming Cheng En: "When Sanzang heard this, he was frightened and said,' Disciple, how about this?' Monkey laughed and said, "Don't worry! Rest assured! Bring me all his treasures. "

Panic: panic: fear; All kinds: all kinds, indicating a deep degree. Describe fear to the extreme.

Source: Song Qi: "Worry without love, panic without help."

Surprise: describe extreme fear.

Source: Tang's "Friends of Cloud Creek" Volume: "Where a book is judged, or it is sudden, it is shocking."

Mourning: Mourning: trembling. Describe fear to the extreme.

Source: Zhang's Interpretation of New Dialects: "What people are afraid of today is still shocking."

Scary: describes being very scared or worried.

Shocking: refers to the inner shock and fear. Use "shocking".

Shocking: refers to the inner shock and fear.

Soul-stirring: describe being very scared. Also called "thrilling".

Trembling: Caution: Caution; War: the emergence of fear. Describe fear and caution.

Source: Yuan Anonymous's "Holding the Makeup Box" is the fourth fold: "Xiao is also guarding the makeup box as an amulet, and I, Chen Lin, am holding a big gourd with trepidation."

Anxiety: describes fear and anxiety.

Source: Jing Ben's popular novel Feng Yumei's Happy Reunion: "Xin Xu was very sad when he heard about it. He lost his wife in Yucheng and met this woman in Suiyang Village Store. "

Reject the tiger into the wolf: it is a metaphor that a disaster has just passed and another disaster is coming.

Source: Zhang Ming Huang Yan's "Fu Lang Zuo Ting Shu": "It is to refuse the tiger to enter the wolf and collect the benefits of the fisherman in Hebei."

Rejecting the wolf into the tiger: it is a metaphor that one disaster has just passed and another disaster has come again. To "reject the tiger into the wolf."

Panic: fear: fear; Panic: panic; Form: situation. Describe fear and panic to the extreme.

Cry loudly: raise your voice and cry and scream.

Timid: timid: afraid to retreat. Fear cowered and dared not move forward.

Source: Biography of Yang Qiongchuan in the Song Dynasty: "I heard the defeat of Qingyuan and dared not move forward."

Burned out: describe the appearance of being very embarrassed.

Source: Song Ligang's "Xie Yifeng Jubiao": "If something happens, it will be superficial, and if you retreat, you will be at a loss."

Embarrassed: embarrassed. Unbearable difficulties and embarrassment. Describe the embarrassing appearance.

Source: Biography of the Three Kingdoms, Shu Zhi and Ma Chao: "The wide and winding path closes the gate of Hebei, so you can't enter. I am in a dilemma, but I am anxious to go to Hanzhong and take refuge in Zhang Lu. "

Embarrassed: embarrassed: embarrassed; Various forms: various forms. Describe extreme sleepiness and embarrassment.

Source: "The Legacy of the New Publication of the Great Song Dynasty": "The old gentleman in Taishang got sick due to the summer heat, and it was a mess."

Collusion: wolves and wolves go out together to hurt livestock. Wolves use their forelegs, while wolves use their hind legs. They run fast and climb high. Metaphor collusion to do bad things.

Source: Tang Duan Shicheng's "Youyang Miscellany" XVI: "I used to say it well, but I am sorry."

Confused Zhang Zhou: refers to panic.

The wolf rushed to the heart: the pig; Suddenly: dash. Run like a wolf and collide like a pig. Describe a group of bad guys running around and scratching around.

Source: Ming Gui Zhuang's "Eternal Hate": "Yan Zhao Ji, the dog butchers slaves and thieves and sells donkeys."

Wolves run everywhere: wolves and mice run everywhere. Describe people running around and running around.

Source: Shen Ming whale "The Story of Two Beads" 14: "Suddenly I heard thunder, the wolf ran away, and there is no reason to repent."

The wolf runs away and the mouse steals: describe the bad guys making trouble everywhere.

Source: Epitaph of Emperor Gaijun in Mei Qing Ceng Liang: "I have been in Shangzhou for six years, and thieves have been in and out of Shaanxi for a long time. I am eager to see Henan, the wolf is stealing, and the situation is outstanding. "

Wolf chasing rabbit: describes running away in a hurry.

Source: The fourth episode of "Cold Eyes": "The voice of shouting is far away, from far to near ... Everyone is in a hurry, cleaning up the cups and plates on the table, and in a blink of an eye, the wolf pounces on the rabbit, like a bird and beast."

Wolves eat tigers: describe eating fiercely and eating urgently. It's the same as "Wolf eats tiger".

Gobble: describe eating fiercely and urgently. It's the same as "Wolf eats tiger".

Wolves eat tigers: ① describe eating fiercely and eating urgently. It's the same as "Wolf eats tiger". (2) metaphor cruel exploitation soukuo.

Gobble: describe eating fiercely and urgently.

Source: Wu Mingcheng's Journey to the West 52: "[Monkey] faces the light inside and watches carefully. I saw demons, big and small, wolfing down their food. "

The wolf ate the bread: the wolf took the bread from the man, but he could neither swallow it nor spit it out. This is a metaphor for suffering and self-tolerance.

Source: Yuan Anonymous's "Killing Dogs to Persuade Husbands" is the first discount: "You scold me a thousand times, then you slap me 30 times, I invite wolves to eat hoes, and I bear it."

Wolf, worm, tiger, leopard: ① generally refers to fierce animals. (2) metaphor ferocious gangsters.

Source: Ming Jia Zhong Ming's Jade Comb, the third fold: "Turning this hillside, a cluster of Yulin is dark, and I don't know what wolves, insects, tigers and leopards are hidden inside."

The wolf looked at Zhang: as fierce as a wolf, as fierce as Zhang Yi. Describe violence and arrogance.

Source: Yang Xuanzhi's "Luoyang Galand Ji Byodoji": "Therefore, Changle has a prince who was promoted to continue his career ... However, the group flying is not peaceful, the cross flow is not harmonious, and the wolves care about Zhang Yuyue's toes."