Allegorical words about chicken

Chicken's allegorical words

The defeated rooster-head down and dejected

Stir-fried chicken feathers with bean sprouts-a mess

Blocked to the cage to catch the chicken-no one can run away

Pheasant with broken wings-can't fly

Kill a chicken with a blunt knife-relying on your hands

The frog on foot touches the blind chicken---Brother Difficult meets Difficult brother

No chickens can be hatched in 21 days-bad guys

Hanging chickens on the beams-hanging eggs

Catch a chicken on the eaves-it's not easy to tease (you can't guess by analogy)

Fat chicken ton soup-more oil and water

The rooster lays eggs-no hope

The old black crow lays a white egg -just treat himself as white

The picking thorns of the red chicken feathers-looking for something wrong

The fox looks at the chicken-the more it looks, the thinner it gets

The fox is looking for a rooster to pay a New Year's greetings-there is something for you (for example, when you suffer a loss)

Covered chicken coop with flower quilt-looks pretty and tiring outside

The ability of the flower cock-it will croak so many times

Flower rooster on stage-show your beauty

The rooster on the painting-Unknown (Ning)

Weasel eats chicken feathers-can’t fill their stomachs

Weasel squatting in the chicken coop-speculation (stealing chicken)

Weasel pays New Year's greetings to the rooster-not at ease (a metaphor on the surface is affectionate and kind, but in fact it is sinister)

Weasel and chicken knot old watch-not good relatives (anaphora with bad intentions)

The weasel saw the chicken-greedy

The weasel looks at the chicken-bad intentions

The weasel looks at the chicken-the more you look, the thinner

Chicken's allegorical words

The weasel looks at the chicken-the more you look, the thinner it becomes

The weasel pulls the chicks-there is no return (the analogy is that after you go, you can't come back)

Weasel standing on the chicken shed-it’s not you, it’s you

The weasel steals chickens-specializes in this business

The chicken that escaped from under the mouth of a weasel-good luck

Chicken intestines and tongue scraping oil-not much

The chicken wears a hat-the official (crown) is added to the official (crown) (for example, the official Yunxiangtong, successive promotion)

Eggs and watermelon-can't stand beating

Find the bones in the egg-picky in every way

Picking the bones in the egg-no ballasting (comparable to deliberate picking)

Chicken Feidan Fight-Two fell to nothing (comparable to nothing)

The chicken pays New Year's greetings to the weasel-throwing himself into the snare (for example, looking for bad luck)

The meat on the head of a male chicken-the size is an official (crown) (comparable to a head no matter what)

The chicken cries and walks-the more you walk, the brighter it gets (a metaphor for the brighter future)

Living in a chicken coop-a hole in the whole body (e.g. a lot of debt, full of creditors)

Sleeping in the chicken coop-open your eyes and make your hole (anaphora does not have a good place)

Feather duster soaked in water-fashionable (wet hair)

Feather Duster-Do all the dust

Feather lights up-nine out of ten

Chicken feathers fall into place-silently

Chicken feathers are too large-no weight

Chicken feathers fall into the water-no response

Chicken feathers go to heaven-frivolous

Chicken feathers go to the sky-blowing in the wind

Chicken's allegorical words

Chicken feathers and garlic skin-not too many catties

The chicken crows with the mouse and the cat-it's messed up

The chicken bumps the centipede -the enemy

Chicken leg boiled tofu-spoon stew

The golden wind phoenix flies out of the chicken coop-whimsical

Chicken Bone-Tired for the Dog

The chicken goes down the mountain-get out

A nine-pound rooster-a powerful official

Lazy chicken brood-guarding the stall a few times

The old lady goes to the chicken coop-stupid (run) egg (not smart)

The old cock wears glasses-the official (crown) is not big, the frame is not small

Old hen holding empty nest-not simple (no eggs)

The old hen hugs the empty nest-let it be (hatched)

The old hen befriended the weasel-it didn't end well

The old hen goes up the tree-pretending to be a hero (the eagle is fierce)

Old lady chewing chicken tendons-hard to chew and hard to swallow

The eagle catches the chicken-one is worried and the other is happy

Cold water fading chicken-the hair is not plucked (a metaphor is very stingy)

Two rotten eggs-one taste (the same analogy)

The hen fell into the rice jar-a full meal

The hen flies up to the tree-not a good bird

The hen goes up the tree-not a serious bird

The hen lays eggs and croaks-for fear that others will not know

Take the Fenghuang as a chicken and sell it-regardless of whether it is noble or inferior

Take the egg and go slippery-cautiously

Take the chicken feathers as the arrow-make a big topic (anaphorically, treat small things as big things)

Holding a pheasant as an offering-the wealth is hard to say

Chicken's allegorical words

You eat chicken and duck meat, I gnaw at the nest-everyone enjoys each other's blessings

Put eggs in the basin-a few that are not to be counted

Butt sitting on the egg-a mess

Riding a chicken on a camel--I don’t know how high or low

Crane hoisting chicken feathers-for small materials

Crane lifting chicken feathers-not worth mentioning

Lead the camel and count the chickens-the high is high and the low is low

Three cooks killed six chickens-in a hurry

Knife to kill chickens-not in great use

Kill a chicken with a sledgehammer-make a big fuss (a metaphor to treat small things as big things. Contains the meaning of not worth it)

Pheasant marries phoenix-not a good match

Eggs roll on the cliff-none of them is good

Celosia in October-Lao Lai Hong

Pick up chicken feathers as an arrow-rare and weird

Picking up chicken feathers-looking for something wrong

Guarding the rooster to lay eggs-no hope

Iron cock-not plucked

Pulling hair from iron roosters-don't think

Iron cock lays eggs-Mo Xiang

Stole chickens and hit the shopkeeper-make mistakes again

Put chicken feathers on your head--what kind of prince?

Chicken feathers on the belly of the king's belly-turtle (returning) heart is like an arrow

Hot chicken feathers-hard to pull

Mosquito bites eggs-seamless and drillable

Mosquito bites eggs-no holes for people

Colorful rooster feces-funny things (sweet chicken feces) (figurative action is cute and funny)

Cricket cock fighting-each has its own skill

Cricket cock fighting-each has its own skill (comparable to each has its own abilities)

Overturned the loneliness of holding the chicken-made a lot of yellow (lie) ( Chinese zodiac http:///shengxiao/)

Overturned the chicken coop-made many lies (yellow)

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