The four-word idiom "What? What? Shave your head? "

1. Shaving your head is an auspicious day, and the four-character idiom is lawless.

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Explain the old meaning of doing bad things at will, regardless of national laws and justice. Now it is often described as breaking the law and discipline, which is out of control.

Cao Qingxue Qin's "Dream of Red Mansions" source: "You don't have to study at home, how can you do such a lawless thing again?"

Structural combination.

Usage is used as a derogatory term. Generally used as predicate, attribute and complement.

Synonym run amok, do evil.

Antonyms express themselves and obey the rules.

Discrimination and "running amok" both refer to doing bad things unscrupulously; Sometimes it can be universal. However, the degree of "running amok" is slightly lighter; It only describes doing bad things unscrupulously.

example sentence

(1) These criminals who rob and kill people are extremely rampant; Just ~.

2 I heard Ingrid talk about it; Zhu Tiger, a beast who drinks human blood; It's just ~.

2. Fools shave their heads and guess four idioms to cut their hair.

It shows that shaving one's hair shows a firm ambition.

The source of the Book of Filial Piety: "Parents dare not damage the body and skin. Filial piety begins. " . In ancient times, it was thought that hair was given by parents and was not easily damaged. Cutting hair is a disgrace, just like tattooing a slave's face with a soldering iron. People who cut their hair remind themselves of their shame in this almost "self-mutilation" way, so as to motivate themselves to make up for their mistakes.

The allusion is Gou Jian, the King of Yue. He fought with Fu Cha, the king of Wu, and lost. He took a very extreme approach, that is, he cut his hair, lived in a shabby hut, licked his guts every day to punish himself and showed his determination and ambition. Therefore, there is a saying called a haircut and a clear heart.

3. How do you say these four idioms?

Idiom: Shaving one's head indicates firm ambition.

Allusion: Gou Jian, the king of Yue, fought with Fu Cha, the king of Wu, and lost. He took a very extreme approach, that is, he cut his hair, lived in a shabby hut, licked his guts every day to punish himself and showed his determination and ambition. Therefore, there is a saying called a haircut and a clear heart.

"The body is a skin injury, and parents dare not hurt it. Filial piety begins. " (-see the book of filial piety). In ancient times, it was thought that hair was given by parents and was not easily damaged. Cutting hair is a disgrace, just like tattooing a slave's face with a soldering iron. People who cut their hair remind themselves of their shame in this almost "self-mutilation" way, so as to motivate themselves to make up for their mistakes.