The meaning of sparrow digging a rat

question 1: what mouse and what idiom? The bird scares the mouse and flees the mouse. Ni m: o j ī ng sh ǔ cu à n

Explanation of the idiom: See "The bird scares the mouse and flees". (Look at the meaning of "a bird scares a mouse")

Idiom structure: joint idiom idiom year: ancient idiom idiom degree: general idiom color: neutral idiom

rat's arm, rat's arm, liver, rat's arm, rat's arm, liver, shǔ bì jǐ gān

Idiom explanation: It's like saying that rat's liver is worm's arm. It is either a rat's arm or a liver, which means that the world is changeable. (Look at the meaning of the rat's arm and liver)

Idiom structure: combined idiom idiom year: modern idiom degree: written idiom idiom color: neutral idiom

It is difficult for a rat to throw a device, but it is difficult for a mouse to throw it. Q? ná ntó u

Idiom explanation: device: appliance. Rats hiding next to utensils are difficult to catch. It is difficult to punish the bad guys when they are sheltered.

Idiom Structure: Tight Idiom Age: Idiom Degree of Ancient Idiom: General Idiom Color: Neutral Idiom

Rat running around, dog stealing, dog stealing, shǔ cuàn gǒu dào

Idiom Explanation: Running around and stealing like rats and dogs. (Look at the meaning of rat running and dog stealing)

Idiom structure: joint idiom idiom age: ancient idiom idiom degree: written idiom idiom color: neutral idiom

Dermatophaga zhāng tóu shǔ mù

Idiom explanation: the head looks like a roe deer; Eyes are like mice. Describe people's poor appearance or ugly appearance; Look cunning. (Look at the meaning of the order Dermatophaga)

Idiom structure: joint idiom idiom year: ancient idiom idiom degree: common idiom idiom color: derogatory idiom

rat's sting Xi à ng sh ǔ zhī ī ī ī ī ī ī ī ī ī ī ī ī ī ī ? ? ? 甯 299 Xiangmouse: Title of The Book of Songs. Look at the mouse with its skin. Refers to people's sense of honesty, courtesy and righteousness (see the meaning of the rat sting)

Idiom structure: more formal idiom years: modern idiom degree: general idiom idiom color: neutral idiom

rat excrement and dirty soup rat excrement and dirty soup shǔ shǐ wū gēng

Idiom explanation: metaphor adds bad things, thus destroying the original. (check the meaning of rat excrement and dirty soup)

idiom structure: flexible idiom idiom year: document idiom idiom degree: written idiom idiom color: direct description idiom

to make a mouse by a raccoon dog to make a mouse y ǐ l ǐ zhǔ

idiom explanation: raccoon dog: cat. Cats are used as bait to catch mice. Metaphor means that things can't succeed. (Look at the meaning of "a raccoon dog leads to a mouse")

Idiom structure: more formal idiom idiom year: ancient idiom idiom idiom degree: written idiom idiom idiom color: derogatory idiom

Ants and rats rot, ants and rats rot, yǐ shān shǔ fǔ

Idiom explanation: Ants like to eat stinky food, and mice like it. Metaphor is not interesting (check the meaning of ant sting and rat rot)

Idiom structure: joint idiom idiom year: ancient idiom idiom degree: written idiom idiom color: derogatory idiom

Mousetrap has skin. Mousetrap has skin. xiàng shǔ yǒu pí

Idiom explanation: phase: visual. Look at the mouse with its skin. It used to mean that people should be honest and be polite. (Look at the meaning that a rat has skin)

Idiom structure: subject-predicate idiom idiom year: ancient idiom idiom degree: written idiom idiom color: neutral idiom

spider silk mouse trace ZH ū sī sh ǔ j ī

Idiom explanation: spider filaments, mouse traces. Metaphor can vaguely find traces and clues (check the meaning of spider's silk and mouse tracks)

Idiom structure: joint idiom idiom year: modern idiom idiom degree: written idiom idiom color: neutral idiom

official warehouse mouse guān cāng láo shǔ

idiom explanation: official warehouse: the place where public grain is put. Metaphor is a wicked person who has something to rely on. (check the meaning of the official warehouse mouse)

Idiom structure: more formal idiom idiom year: ancient idiom idiom degree: common idiom color: derogatory idiom

thief rat brain zé i tó u sh ǔ n ǔ o

Idiom explanation: furtive and furtive. (check the meaning of the rat's brain)

idiom structure: joint idiom idiom year: ancient idiom idiom degree: general idiom color: derogatory idiom

skill of the mouse, skill of the mouse, wú sh ǔ zhī j

idiom explanation: the same as "five skills of the mouse". (Check the meaning of the skill of the Wu mouse ... > >

question 2: how do you pronounce Luo? ● Luo

luó

1. Bird net: ~ net.

2. net catching: ~ dig (catch sparrows with nets and dig mouse holes to find food. Use all means to raise money). The door can be deserted.

3. collect and incur, including: ~ catch. ~ to (recruit talents). Net ~. Bag ~ ~ weaving charges (fictional charges, framing innocent people).

4. Scatter: ~ columns.

5. Apparatus for filtering liquid or sieving fine powder: silk ~.

6. sift things: ~ noodles with a sieve.

7. light, soft and porous silk: ~ yee. ~ fan.

8. quantifiers, used in business, are twelve dozen in a row.

9. same as "ba".

1. Last name.

question 3: when was the founding of the United States originally inhabited by Indians? At the end of 15th century, Spain, Holland, France and Britain began to immigrate to North America. Britain came from behind, and by 1773, Britain had established 13 colonies. In 1775, the American people's war of independence against the British colonists broke out. On July 4, 1776, the second continental congress was held in Philadelphia to form the "continental army", which was composed of George? Washington served as commander-in-chief, adopted the Declaration of Independence, and officially announced the establishment of the United States of America. The war of independence ended in 1783, and the federal constitution was enacted in 1787. In 1788, George? Washington was elected as the first president. After 1812, it completely got rid of British rule. In 186, Abraham, a Republican who opposed slavery? Lincoln was elected president. After the Emancipation Proclamation was announced in September 1862, the slave owners in Nandan launched a rebellion and the Civil War broke out. In 1865, the war ended with the victory of the North, thus clearing the way for the rapid development of capitalism in the United States. In the early 19th century, with the development of capitalism, the United States began to expand abroad. In the 1 years after 1776, the territory of the United States expanded almost tenfold. After World War II, American national strength increased greatly.

Question 4: What does it mean to be happy?

Question 5: Explain the meaning of Luo in Chinese language and literature: the original meaning of word creation means that a bird is caught in a net.

Oracle Bone Inscriptions:

There is a net above and a bird below.

bronze seal script:

A noose is added next to the bird, indicating that the bird catcher controls the net with a rope.

Xiao Zhuan:

Put the net on it, so that the word is basically stereotyped. Later, in the process of official transformation, "net" became "four", which was consistent with the evolution of Chinese characters from pictograph to symbol.

Regular script (traditional):

The above is the origin of the Luo character and its basic meaning.

The following meanings are derived from its basic meaning:

Verb, catching a net. The Book of Songs? Yuanyang: "Yuanyang flies, never put off till tomorrow what you can." Verb, recruit; A snare Wang Anshi's "Wan Yan Shu of the Emperor": "Therefore, people in the world are recruited." Verb, list; Arrangement; Distribution. "Returning to the Pastoral Residence": "The back eaves of Yu Liu Yin, in front of Taoli Luotang." Noun, sparse and soft silk, also refers to people who wear this kind of silk. Peacock flies southeast: "Embroidered skirt in the morning, single sweater in the evening." Noun, fine sieve, Luo sieve. Yu Wang's "Book of Illness, Collecting Sages and Money, Assistant Minister": "Luo Yao is fragrant."

question 6: what does this poem mean? Why should a dog insult his sword? Sui Zhu plays the sparrow always hurts!

These two sentences literally mean: Will the despicable villain humiliate the light of the sword? Sui Zhu plays the sparrow, the loss outweighs the gain, which will only make people feel sad!

Huang Wei can't repay his insults, and he has wasted his time in giving the people a lesson.

these two sentences: to abuse the power granted by heaven and live up to people's expectations in vain, can only be reduced to the object of ridicule by ordinary people.

This poem is only useful if it is combined with the article from that source ...

Question 7: The idiom expressing deep diving is rigid: diving: deep hiding; Gunk: Win by being strong. Describe deep, implicit and strong. As a predicate and attribute; Of a person deep.

Sink gradually, just like a gram: gradually, "dive" and lurk; Gunk: Win by being strong. Describe deep and not exposed, but strong inside. As a predicate and attribute; Of a person deep.

having a shrewd mind: it describes that the mind is deep, not exposed, and it is difficult to peep. As predicate, attribute and complement; Describe the deep heart.

think deeply and think carefully. As predicate and object; To think deeply.