A proverb about tigers?

Proverbs are the summary and crystallization of human wisdom, production and life experience. It can vividly, vividly and concisely express people's thoughts and profound

Proverbs are the summary and crystallization of human wisdom, production and life experience. It can vividly, vividly and concisely express people's thoughts and profound truths in the world. Here are some proverbs about tigers that I have compiled for you. I hope you like them.

Excerpts from proverbs related to tigers

1. The front door refuses the tiger and the back door enters the wolf.

When the tiger entered the city, everyone was closed.

A good tiger can't hold a wolf pack.

4. Nothing ventured, nothing gained?

Among the blinds the one-eyed man is king.

6. The tiger fell to Pingyang and was bullied by the dog.

7. Tiger poison doesn't eat children

8. Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers

9. Tigers meet leopards when they come out of the mountain: one is worse than the other.

10. Tiger visiting: a rare visitor.

1 1. Tiger yawns: What a big breath.

12. A companion is like a tiger.

13. Humen is an official difficulty.

14. The tiger's * * * is untouchable.

15. When two tigers strive for each other, there is bound to be injury.

16. Sheep are covered with tiger skin, but they are still afraid to see tigers.

17. If sheep make friends with tigers, they will lose out one day.

18. The pig pays a New Year call to the tiger, but it has gone and never came back.

19. Who dares to touch a tiger's beard?

20. Tigers don't eat people, but they seem to kill people.

2 1. Fighting tigers: never stop.

22. The tiger dozes off: a rare opportunity

23. The tiger wears a hat: pretending to be a monk.

A selection of proverbs related to tigers

24. Tiger's son: Although small.

25. Tiger Tail: Metaphorically, you can't touch or offend.

26. Tiger beats around the bush: once is enough.

27. the tiger drives the cow: I am determined to win.

28. Tiger Garden: Who dares to stop it?

29. Born in a tiger and a pig: evil and stupid

30. Tiger Beard: Who dares to be a model?

3 1. Tigers enter the city: every family closes.

32. The tiger enters the coffin tree: scary.

33. The tiger looks after the children: the owner's meat.

34. Tiger pulling a cart: Listen to that set of metaphors. No matter what others say or do, they ignore it.

35. The tiger grinned: ulterior motives.

36. The tiger wears hemp fiber: after all, it is not a person.

37. The tiger wears hemp fiber: after all, it is not a person.

38. Tiger skin, rabbit gall: bully is always coward.

39. The tiger is in debt: it can't be collected.

40. Tiger Bug: Who dares to provoke a pawn or dog leg to bully others? No one dares to ask.

4 1. The fly on the tiger's head: it can't be killed.

42. Gecko predation: surprise victory

43. Gecko lifts the curtain: revealing a small hand.

44. Gecko lifts the curtain: revealing a small hand.

45. Pull the tiger's tail: Shake the prestige.

46. Pull the tiger's tail and shout for help: Go to hell.

47. Draw a tiger on the window: You can't scare anyone.

48. Sneezing scares the tiger to death: catch it.

49. Draw a tiger on your leg: You can't scare anyone.

50. Tiger and Siu Chu: Pretending to read Tommy's metaphor and pretending to be kind.

5 1. tigress with cubs: extremely fierce.

Tiger proverbs recommendation

52. The hungry tiger enters the house: with no good intentions.

53. release the tiger to the mountain: leave a curse metaphor and leave a future trouble.

54. Eight Tigers Break into Youzhou: If you die, you will lose a lot.

55. Hugging the tiger for help: begging for death.

56. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: Harm others and harm yourself.

57. Gecko catches insects: quietly

58. Monkey riding a tiger: Come down and finish.

59. local snake, tigress: not easy to mess with.

60. Dongshan ran past the donkey and Xishan hit the tiger: I have seen some battles.

6 1. Avoid tigers and meet bison: one is fiercer than the other, and the disaster is more serious than the other.

62. Catching worms on the tiger's head: To kill yourself is like asking for bad luck.

63. How dare you compete with courage?