What are the four-character idioms with the word "car cat"?

The traffic is heavy [chē? shuǐ？ mǎ？ Dragon]

Describe a lot of cars and horses coming and going, a continuous lively scene.

Close the door? Door? zào？ chē]

Build a car behind closed doors Metaphor is divorced from reality and only depends on subjective assumptions.

Lessons from the past [qián? chē？ zhī？ Jian]

The lesson of overturning in front. Lessons from the past.

Rut marks [chē? zhé？ mǎ？ jì]

Refers to the traces of horses and chariots.

Windmill rain horse [f? chē？ yǔ？ mǎ]

Refers to the chariots and horses of the gods. It is also used to describe quickness and rapidity.

Cats and mice sleep together [māo? shǔ？ Soup? Mian]

Metaphor officials dereliction of duty, shielding subordinates to do bad things. It is also a metaphor for collusion.

Cats cry mice [māo? kū？ lùo？ shǔ]

Metaphor is false sympathy.

Fight for the cat and lose the cow [zhēng? māo？ Di di? niú]

Metaphor is greedy for small and lose big.

Draw a tiger as a cat [Zhuo? māo？ Hua？ hǔ]

Metaphor imitates according to appearance.

Cats eat parrots [māo? shì？ yīng？ wǔ]

Metaphor crowd out good people.