The idiom "inside job"?

steal what is entrusted to one's care

Basic explanation

Supervision: supervision; Attack: stealing. Steal property that you keep in your official duties.

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Ban Gu in the Eastern Han Dynasty wrote "Records of Han Criminal Law": "Keep the property of county officials and steal it. Those who have been found guilty have given up the market. " Yan Shigu's Note: "The so-called master is self-controlled."

History of Criminal Law in Han Dynasty: "Guarding the property of county officials and stealing it. Those who have been found guilty have given up the market. " Yan Shigu's Note: "The so-called master is self-controlled."

History of Criminal Law in Han Dynasty: "Guarding the property of county officials and stealing it. Those who have been found guilty have given up the market. " Yan Shigu's Note: "The so-called master is self-controlled."

Approximate antonym

synonym

Knowing the law and breaking the law, the thief shouted to catch the thief.

antonym

Honest and clean, set an example, self-denial.

General regulations

In the Tang Dynasty, Yang Yan was elected prime minister by Tang Dezong, because his family was famous for its filial piety. As soon as he took office, he took personal grievances seriously, causing dissatisfaction among the ministers of the DPRK. Prime Minister Qilu sought revenge, bought his private house as an official position, and impeached him for "forcing officials to sell private property on their behalf, overestimate housing prices, and at the same time steal from themselves." Tang Dezong ordered the execution of Yang Yan.

This idiom means to steal from inside.

steal what is entrusted to one's care

[Interpretation] Supervision: supervision; Steal: steal. Steal property that you keep in your official duties.

(3) What are the idioms with the word "shou"?

What idioms with the word "shou" are there?

Help each other,

Do your duty,

Stick to the rules,

Keep your nose clean,

Keep one's life as jade,

Defend and attack,

Waiting for him,

Law-abiding,

Shut up,

Dereliction of duty,

In one's mind,

Internal work,

Bend down and keep your posture.

(4) What does this idiom mean?

Insider stealing means stealing the property you take care of in official business.

Pronunciation Ji ā Ji ā n sh ǒ u z à o o

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Zimbabwe has sent troops and police to protect animals in nature reserves and national parks, but it is said that some soldiers themselves have become poachers.

Residents are worried that the frequent loss of cars is stolen from it by property personnel.

However, sometimes it is difficult for countries to protect rare animals, especially when officials are inside job and stealing from themselves.

This paper introduces the serious situation of employee theft in American retail industry, analyzes the incidence of cases in different formats, and points out the importance of strengthening cashier management by setting up a group.

A survey by KPMG, one of the "Big Four", shows that due to the lack of preventive mechanism, when fraud occurs, it is usually stolen by insiders.

5] idioms solitaire inside job.

Stealing fame and stealing the world: stealing; Name: reputation, name; Darkness: darkness. Stealing a good name in the dark ages. A traitor takes the opportunity to cheat reputation in troubled times.

Stealing fame and deceiving the world: stealing; Name: reputation; Deception: Deception. Stealing fame and deceiving the world.

Thieves also have an idea: the truth. Thieves have their own set of reasons.

Stealing and hating the master. Master: Master. The thief hates the owner he stole. It means that evil people hate upright people.

Plantation: the name of a person, who is said to be the leader of the rebel army in the pre-Qin period. In feudal society, it was called a foot thief, which means bad people. Thing: thing. Refers to something taken away by a thief.

Stealing the bell and covering your ears: theft; Clock: an ancient musical instrument. Cover your ears when you steal the clock. Metaphor self-deception

Stealing a bell is a metaphor for deceiving oneself and others. It's the same as "stealing a clock to cover your ears."

Steal my sister-in-law and collect money as proof that she was slandered and suspected because of her little wife.

Stealing a full meal is a metaphor for seeking benefits by unfair means.

Stealing jade and hooking jade: expensive things. Hook: Bitch. It is a metaphor for all stolen things.

A thief hates his master, which means that the wicked hate the upright. It is the same as "stealing the Lord and hating the Lord".

[6] Idioms ending in stolen characters.

Idioms of thieves in Jiang Yang, crowing chickens and barking dogs, thieves and prison guards.

An insider steals his own things and the property he takes care of on official business.

The prison guard stole the financial documents he kept in his official duties. The supervisor has the right to steal from himself.

Observing the market means being good at observing things.

The supervisor stole the property he kept in the line of duty. Just like "inside job".

What keeps you from stealing idioms.

steal what is entrusted to one's care

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Basic explanation

Supervision: supervision; Steal: steal. Steal property that you keep in your official duties.

tidy

Ban Gu in the Eastern Han Dynasty wrote "Records of Han Criminal Law": "Keep the property of county officials and steal it. Those who have been found guilty have given up the market. " Yan Shigu's Note: "The so-called master is self-controlled."

History of Criminal Law in Han Dynasty: "Guarding the property of county officials and stealing it. Those who have been found guilty have given up the market. " Yan Shigu's Note: "The so-called master is self-controlled."

History of Criminal Law in Han Dynasty: "Guarding the property of county officials and stealing it. Those who have been found guilty have given up the market. " Yan Shigu's Note: "The so-called master is self-controlled."

Approximate antonym

synonym

Knowing the law and breaking the law, the thief shouted to catch the thief.

antonym

Honest and clean, set an example, self-denial.

General regulations

In the Tang Dynasty, Yang Yan was elected prime minister by Tang Dezong, because his family was famous for its filial piety. As soon as he took office, he took personal grievances seriously, causing dissatisfaction among the ministers of the DPRK. Prime Minister Qilu sought revenge, bought his private house as an official position, and impeached him for "forcing officials to sell private property on their behalf, overestimate housing prices, and at the same time steal from themselves." Tang Dezong ordered the execution of Yang Yan.

Interpretation from the Internet

Guild Wars Armored Vehicle is an action movie directed by nimrod antar and starring matt dillon, laurence fishburne and Jean Reno. The film was released in the United States on February 4, 2009. The film tells the story of a group of armored car security guards planning to rob the huge sum they are responsible for escorting.

The master guards and steals from himself [[zhǔ]

new word

Basic explanation

Steal property that you keep in your official duties.

tidy

History of Criminal Law in Han Dynasty: "Guarding the property of county officials and stealing it. Those who have been found guilty have given up the market. " Yan Shigu's Note: "The so-called master is self-controlled."

idioms solitaire

Things stolen from your feet will go back inside, and people will look at them with trepidation, see things in a blur, hear and hear the wind, and prosper. They will leave their teeth idle, bite their teeth, have quick mouths and long tongues. Lin is about to retreat. Enemy at the Gates will make the marching order like a fleeting time, with tears in the eyes, fat in the eyes and fat in the brain, and thin in the winter. The strange and absurd years will end here, and the wind and rain will follow. Hiroyuki Hiroyuki, an afterlife, is awesome, dying, greedy, teething, complicated and urgent. Guan Bao is divided into gold, gold, gold, and gold. It has entered the WTO, gained honor, retreated humiliation, and lost reputation. The giants are overcrowded and troubled. The business is to distinguish right from wrong, Zoroastrianism remains the same, customs are easy to teach, and there is no sorrow in the world. Adults are beautiful, and it's a pity to meet each other late. Money is red, rotten wood can't be carved, green wine is red, red light is green, red light is red, and Zhu Yan's bones and muscles are flesh and blood. Unexpected troubles can't make a fortune, and singles are thin and cold. People and visitors get rid of evil, turn over a new leaf, purify their hearts and be smart.

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Interpretation from the Internet

Steal property that you keep in your official duties. Source "History of Chinese Criminal Law": "Keep the property of county officials and steal it. Those who have been found guilty have given up the market. " Yan Shigu's Note: "The so-called master is self-controlled."

Pet-name ruby good idioms or words to describe theft, say a few more?

A fox is a dog thief: it refers to a person who commits evil and steals. A disparaging term used by the old ruler for rebels.

Instigating theft and obscenity: the original intention is that property is not properly kept, causing others to steal; Women dress up coquettishly to seduce others to flirt. We are now leading people to commit adultery and steal.

Instigating obscenity and theft: the original intention is that property is not properly kept, causing others to steal; Women dress up coquettishly to seduce others to flirt. We are now leading people to commit adultery and steal.

Public robbery and secret theft: public robbery and secret theft.

Running around stealing like rats and dogs.

Rat and dog stealing: running around like a rat and dog stealing things. Same as "thief, rat, thief and dog".

Thief, rat and dog: like a mouse stealing a small amount, like a dog stealing oil. Refers to petty theft.

Stealing rats and dogs: stealing a small amount like rats and stealing oil like dogs. Refers to petty theft.

Rat-dog thief: Running around stealing like a rat-dog. Same as "thief, rat, thief and dog".

Explore the bag: touch the bag with your hands and pry open the small box. Refers to stealing.

Burying a dog in the spine means robbing, killing, stealing and doing nothing.

Catch the thief and see the stolen goods: dirty: the property obtained by theft or bribery. You must see the stolen goods to catch the thief. Means there must be real evidence.

Sitting on the ground to divide the stolen goods: it turns out that the thief divided the stolen goods on the spot. Nowadays, it refers to the bandit leader who sits at home and collects the property stolen by his accomplices without doing it himself.

Sitting on the ground to divide the dirt: it turns out that the thief divided the stolen dirt on the spot. Nowadays, it refers to the bandit leader who sits at home and collects the property stolen by his accomplices without doing it himself.

Public robbery and secret theft: public robbery and secret theft.

Running around stealing like rats and dogs.

Rat and dog stealing: running around like a rat and dog stealing things. Same as "thief, rat, thief and dog".

Thief, rat and dog: like a mouse stealing a small amount, like a dog stealing oil. Refers to petty theft.

Stealing rats and dogs: stealing a small amount like rats and stealing oil like dogs. Refers to petty theft.

Rat-dog thief: Running around stealing like a rat-dog. Same as "thief, rat, thief and dog".

Explore the bag: touch the bag with your hands and pry open the small box. Refers to stealing.

Burying a dog in the spine means robbing, killing, stealing and doing nothing.

Catch the thief and see the stolen goods: dirty: the property obtained by theft or bribery. You must see the stolen goods to catch the thief. This means that there must be real evidence

gentleman on the beam―thief

Beam: beam. A gentleman hiding on the beam. Synonym for thief. Now it sometimes refers to people who are divorced from reality and the masses.

⑽ What is the meaning of the idiom "inside job"?

Steal something from someone's custody.

Spelling: Ji ā Ji ā jiān shǒu zì dào o

Interpretation: supervision: supervision; Steal: steal. Steal property that you keep in your official duties.

Out: "History of Criminal Law in Han Dynasty": "Guard the property of county officials and steal it.