What do you mean by crooked ways?

: refers to improper ways or methods; This is also a metaphor for a bad idea. Idiom origin:

Chapter 3 of Sunny Days by Hao Ran: "I didn't expect them to come up with such a crooked way."

Idiom sentence-making: We should try our best to make everyone rich, but we must not engage in crooked ways.

Idiom analysis: ~ and "deviant" and "bad style" can both refer to dishonest ways and methods. But "the side door is on the left"

Can refer to unorthodox religious factions; It can also refer to academic thought; Methods; And ~ generally cannot. Compared with "~"; "bad style"

Focus on improper style and atmosphere; "~" focuses on unfair and dishonest ways and means.

Idiom usage: combination; As subject, object and attribute; derogatory sense

Writing skills: As the saying goes, don't write "upside down".

Analysis of praise and criticism: it belongs to derogatory idioms.

Synonym: left door, bad style.

Antonym: the road to success, gentleman. son