There are four words and explanations in rat idioms. Idioms are fixed phrases formed by long-term use and tempering in language. It is a language unit with richer meaning than words, and its grammatical function is equivalent to words. There are many kinds of idioms. The following are four words and explanations of rat idioms.

Four words of mouse idiom and its explanation 1 1. Stealing mice and dogs.

Interpretation: Like a mouse stealing a small amount, like a dog stealing oil. Refers to petty theft.

From: The Water Margin, the 75th time: "Why worry about rats stealing dogs?"

Dynasty: Ming dynasty

Author: Shi Naian

What's there to worry about?

Example: A chivalrous man who repeatedly gives his life to save the weak will be a thief and a dog, even if he is poor, he won't believe it!

Second, flee ignominiously

Interpretation: psychic: escape; Running around. Flee in fear. Often used to describe the appearance of avoiding a heavy blow.

From: "Hou Gong said Xiang Yu Ci": "Fu Lujia, the world debater, was given by me the day before yesterday. If you are poor, you will quit, and if you run away with your head, you will be exempted. "

Dynasty: Song Dynasty

Author: Su Shi

If Lu Jia, the debater in the world, had nothing to say and nothing to do the other day, he would have gone home from one place to another with his head hidden and had a narrow escape.

Example: He was caught by this scam and had to run away every day.

Third, as timid as a mouse.

Interpretation: as timid as a mouse. Describe a timid person.

Said by: "Biography of Shu Wei's Confucianism Wang Yin's Godsend": "A thousand words are as bold as a mouse."

Dynasty: Northern Qi Dynasty

Author: Wei shou

Speaking the same language is like the bile of a mouse.

Example: I didn't expect a seven-foot man to be as timid as a mouse!

Fourth, the official hamster

Interpretation: official warehouse: a place to put public grain. Metaphor means that the wicked have something to rely on.

From: "Official Hamster": "Official Hamster is as big as a bucket, and people don't leave when they open their positions."

Dynasty: Tang Dynasty

Author: Cao Ye

The mice in the official granary are as fat as a bucket for measuring rice, and they won't leave when they see someone opening the granary.

Example: you get paid in name only, the official hamster keeps talking, the public interest is chewed casually, and you have the power to be willful.

Five, crossing the street mouse

Interpretation: a metaphor for the bad guys that everyone hates.

From: popular knitting animals and livestock: Shen Zi:' A rabbit crosses the street and a hundred people chase it away.' In layman's terms, it seems wrong to have a mouse crossing the street. "

Dynasty: Qing dynasty

Author: Zhai Hao

Shenzi: "A rabbit crosses the street and many people chase it. According to the report, there is a street mouse talking among the people, which seems to admit that this is wrong.

Example: In Chinese, there are many idioms about mice, such as mouse's stomach and chicken's intestines, street mouse, nearsighted mouse and so on. , are highly derogatory.

Four words of mouse idiom 2 1 and their explanations. The horse catches the mouse: a metaphor for being in a hurry.

2. From Beaver to Mouse: Metaphorically, things can't succeed. This is the same as "baiting mice with raccoons".

3. Cats attract mice and ice attracts ropes: cats attract mice and ice attracts ropes. Metaphor means that things can't succeed.

4. Use a raccoon against a mouse: raccoon: cat. Cats are used as bait to catch mice. Metaphor means that things can't succeed.

5, drinking poison to quench thirst: metaphor refers to people with very limited needs or income.

6, from raccoon to mouse: metaphor things can't succeed. This is the same as "baiting mice with raccoons".

7. Use raccoons as bait. Rats: raccoons: cats; Bait: Seduce. Cats are used as bait to catch mice. Metaphor means that things can't succeed.

8, three snakes and seven mice: metaphor is not shallow.

9. Ride into a rat's den: The metaphor makes no sense.

10, the dog catches the mouse: a metaphor for acting outside or meddling.

1 1, the mouse on the temple wall: a metaphor for the villain who is in power around the emperor.

12, kite rotten mouse: kite: eagle. The eagle dropped the rotten mouse. Metaphor is that a proud person is bound to fail.

Four words and explanations of mouse idioms 3 proverbs about mice

1, the cat bites the cat and the mouse laughs.

2, a little summer, watering the mouse.

3. Treat other people's things like a greedy tiger; Treat your own things like a stingy mouse.

A barking cat can't catch mice, and a boaster can't do great things.

5, the little mouse catches the light, and the big mouse panics.

6. One cat dragon, two cats and tigers, and three cats catch mice.

7. Rats love to dig holes, while bad guys love to drill holes.

8. Although diamonds are small, they can wear porcelain; Although the wheat pile is big, the mouse will not die.

9. A narrow-minded person has only a pair of mouse eyes.

10, cat and mouse get married.

1 1, the kid fell into King Kong and the mouse broke the rope.

12, the old cat is not at home, and the mouse is crawling on the house.

13, the cat is shy and the mouse is arrogant.

14, the mouse looked at the warehouse and saw everything.

15, cat and mouse, eating and moving.

16, the mouse's eyes are always fixed on the wheat.

17. Gloved cats can't catch mice.

18, lazy cats are greedy for dead cats and mice.

19, there are no cats at home, and cats and mice stretch their feet.

20, the mouse drills the horns, and the deeper it drills.

2 1, it is not surprising that the cat's tail expands vertically.

22, stick to throw a dog to bite, the cat walks and the mouse stretches.

Although a mouse can struggle when it falls into the sea, it is not a sailor.

24. Noisy birds are lazy to make nests, and noisy cats catch fewer mice.

25. Rats can't keep food for the night.

26. There must be loopholes when rats run around the house.

27. There are no cats at home, but mice step on their feet.

28. The cat is not in the mouse.

29. Three catties of cats and four catties of cats and mice.

30. Cats and mice sleep differently, and tigers and deer walk differently.

3 1, the mouse crosses the street, and everyone shouts.

32. Rat shit spoils a pot of porridge.

33, a noisy cat, catching mice is essential.

34. When a crow eats a dead sheep, it must cry first; Carrion crows bewail the dead sheep and then eat them.

35. It's not true that cats cry for mice, but it's true that dogs covet bones.

36. Officials are like rats, and officials are like tigers.