outwardly strong but inwardly weak
Je T'aime, Je T'aime
[Interpretation] refers to the appearance of being very powerful; Very weak, actually.
[Language] "Zuo Zhuan Xi Gongzhuan in ten years and five years": "Strong outside, hollow inside; It is impossible to retreat from the genus; I can't handle it. "
[Pronunciation] Strong; Can not be pronounced as "Qi M" or "Ji à"; Drying; It can't be pronounced "?an".
[shape discrimination]; Can't write "loyalty"
The outside is hard, the inside is soft and the outside is round.
[Antonym] The outer part is soft and the inner part is just inside the outer circle
What idioms are there to explain the truth?
Handan Toddler: Metaphorically, you can't learn others' strengths, but you will also lose your own strengths and skills.
The fox pretends to be a tiger: The fox pretends to be a tiger. Metaphor relies on the strength of others to bully others.
One shot at a time: describe archery or shooting accurately and hit the target every time. It is also a metaphor for doing things with confidence.
Catch the wind and catch the shadow: you can't catch the wind or the shadow. Metaphor has no factual basis for talking and doing things.
Worried: Qi is personally afraid that the sky will fall. Metaphor is unnecessary or unfounded worry and anxiety.
Frog at the bottom of the well: Frog at the bottom of the well can only see a day as big as the wellhead. Metaphor is a narrow-minded person.
Looking at plums to quench thirst: The original meaning is sour plums, and people will salivate when they want to eat plums, thus quenching their thirst. Metaphorically, after the wish can't be realized, comfort yourself with fantasy.
Cup bow snake shadow: mistake the bow shadow reflected on the glass for a snake. Metaphor is the fear caused by paranoia.
People in Zheng buy shoes: used to satirize people who only believe in dogma and ignore reality.
Inappropriate: not suitable for the needs of the times. It also means to be unconventional.
Waiting for the rabbit: the original metaphor is the luck of getting something for nothing. Now it is also a metaphor for sticking to a narrow experience and not knowing how to change it.
Fools move mountains: a metaphor for persisting in transforming nature and fighting unswervingly.
Start with a detour: turn the chimney into a bend and remove the firewood next to the stove. Take measures in advance to prevent disasters.
Throw a brick to attract jade: throw a brick to attract jade. Metaphor is to use one's immature ideas or works to lead others to better ideas or good works.
Contradiction: Metaphor means that speaking and doing things are inconsistent.
Over-full: Metaphorically, you have to be equipped with ability even if you don't have the ability, and inferior goods pretend to be good goods.
Carving a boat for a sword: a metaphor for not knowing the development and changes of things and still looking at problems statically.
Ye Gong Long Hao: For example, I like something, but I don't really like it.
It's never too late to mend. Figuratively speaking, finding a way to remedy the problem can prevent further losses.
Gild the lily: When painting a snake, the metaphor of gilding the lily is not only useless, but also inappropriate.
Stealing the clock: Stealing the clock and covering your ears for fear that others will hear you. Metaphorically, you are deceiving yourself, and you must try to cover up what you can't cover up clearly.
Buy jewelry boxes and return pearls: I bought wooden boxes and returned pearls. Metaphor without vision, improper choice in favor of 0| comments.
Thirty idioms that can tell people the truth.
Wholeheartedly, change course, make a final decision, solve problems, guard against arrogance and rashness, and increase the number of horse teeth in vain, worthy of the name, perseverance and perseverance.
Four reasonable idioms to describe people's speech
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Obviously: it makes sense to describe what you do or say. Obviously, it is easy to see the true colors of the facts.
2
Benevolence and tolerance: the truth is solemn and fair, and the wording is concise. Also known as "reasonable".
three
The main text is elaborated by carrying Tao: load: load, delay; Tao: Truth generally refers to thought. Refers to an article that tells the truth.
four
Know everything: know the subtle truth of metaphysics.
five
Irrefutable: the metaphor is correct and cannot be overturned. Use "irrefutable"
six
Polite: You have a point.
seven
Unbreakable: No matter how you fight, it will not break. The metaphor is correct and cannot be overturned.
eight
Word Yan Yizheng: word: word, language; Strict: rigorous; Righteousness: truth; Positive: pure. Harsh words
What idioms can tell people a truth in grade five or three?
Play the lute to a cow: a metaphor for speaking without looking at the object or telling a profound truth to a fool.
Waiting for a rabbit: It was once used to describe Heinetto's luck in success without tolerance. Now it is also a metaphor for sticking to a narrow experience and not knowing how to change it.
To startle a snake, but to disturb a snake. The original metaphor is to punish a to warn b, which is to surprise the leak. ...
Idioms about the truth of life
Holding wine with claws: holding crab claws to drink. The ancients regarded life as a great pleasure. Wealth is linked to life: wealth is closely related to life. Refers to people living without money. Morning dew: describe life as short as morning dew.
What idiom is the truth of treating others with seven fingers?
The idiom referring to copying others is: human feelings are hereditary.
profane
1. Description: the truth of being a man.
2. From: Feng Ming magnum "Wake Up the World" Volume 21: "It's a pity that you are full of articles and can't see the world.
Examples of world usage are as follows:
1. People are in their thirties. I don't know the world yet.
He is old enough to know nothing about the world.
My mother often tells me, "When you grow up, you should know the way of the world".
(7) What are the extended readings of idioms?
The usage of world idioms: the combination of the world; As subject, object and attribute; Describe the relationship with others.
Discrimination of idioms: worldly wisdom and "humanity" can refer to people's general mood. But the world is also "sophisticated"; That is, the meaning of life experience; And "humanity" doesn't mean that.
Synonymous with the world: human feelings are warm and cold, and human nature is human.
The opposite of secular wisdom: the world is cold.
Human feelings are warm and cold, and the pinyin is ré n q í ng l ě ng nun, which means flattering others when they are in power and ignoring others when they have no power.
Human nature, pinyin is ré n zh and chá ng qí ng, which means the feelings that ordinary people have.
The world is cold, and Pinyin is a China idiom, which means that some people flatter others in every way when they are in power, but they are cold when they have no power.
Tell people a truth and an idiom through a short story.
Waiting for unexpected gains
Do you know
[Interpretation] Metaphor sticks to narrow experience; Don't know how to change; Or take a chance and get something for nothing.
[Language] Wang Hanchong's "On Balance": "Still waiting for rabbits; The way to hide is also broken. "
Carve a boat for a sword and stick to the rules
[antonym] Flexible