Idioms that start with the word "anti"?

『One』 Idioms Starting with the Character 反

反唇相讥: 反唇：回嘴、顶嘴。 The person who is accused of something is not convinced and sneers at the other person in return.

反唇相稽: 反唇：回嘴、顶嘴；稽：计较。 To be rebuked and rebuke the other side.

Repeatedly and erratically: erratic: uncertain. It describes the frequent changes, one moment this way, another moment that way, uncertainty.

Counterattack: To turn one's weapon against one's original camp.

反躬自问: 躬：自己；问：检查。 To go back and check one's own words and deeds.

Reflect on oneself: bow: oneself; ask: check. To go back to oneself to check one's own words and deeds.

Negative Instructor: Negative: bad, negative side. It refers to the words and deeds of those who are enemies of the people, and can educate the people from the opposite side.

The guest becomes the host: the guest becomes the host in turn. It is a metaphor for turning passive into active.

Counter-intuitive: To turn one's face against another.

The opposite is true: the opposite is true: the opposite is true. The two of them have become enemies. Generally refers to husband and wife who are at odds, intensify their conflicts and turn against each other.

The opposite of seeking oneself: Seek: pursue, seek; Zhu: the synthesis of "之于". The word is used to describe a person's own behavior, which is not the same as that of a person's own. It means to find out the reasons from oneself.

Doing the opposite: 其：他的；道：方法，办法。 To act in the opposite way to the other.

Bite back: It means that the beast did not catch the animal, but was bitten by it. The metaphor is that the person who is accused of something is attacking the person who accuses him with strong words

Negative material: negative material for teaching. A bad example

Anti-hearing: not to hear and not to see. It means not to be disturbed by external objects.

Antipark and return to the true: Anti: through the "return", back; Park: simple; return: return; true: natural, natural. Remove the external decorations and return to its essence. The metaphor is to return to the original natural state.

Repeatedly: refers to the uncertainty of change.

The selfishness of feeding: Feeding: when a young bird grows up, it feeds its mother with food. It is a metaphor for the children to grow up and feed their parents to repay the favor of their upbringing.

Anyway, the simple: to return to the simple, simple and upright. It's the same as "against simplicity".

Anyway, to dial up the chaos: to rule over the chaos and bring it back to stability and normalcy.

Listening to the inside: Looking inside: looking inward; listening to the outside. Refers to the ability to reflect on one's own words and deeds as well as listen to the opinions of others.

Reflecting on oneself: checking one's own words and deeds.

The same as "to ask oneself".

The skin is damaged when you wear a fur coat with the fur facing outward, but when you wear it backwards, the fur is inside and the skin will be damaged. It is a metaphor for ignorance.

The opposite of fur: wearing a fur coat and carrying firewood on the back. It describes poverty and hard work. It is also a metaphor for being ignorant and unaware of the root cause and end. The same as "anti-fur negative ruminants".

Against simplicity: To return to simplicity and honesty.

Anti-Buddhist: To be contrary to the common sense, but still in line with righteousness.

Anti-scriptural and Harmonious: Contrary to the common way, but still in line with righteousness.

These are the same as the "anti-Buddhist".

Against Pride and Complacency: Against pride, breaking up complacency.

Against self-criticism: to turn around and blame oneself.

Counter-attack: The defeated class enemies or reactionary forces gathered to take revenge on the revolutionary people.

Countering wind and extinguishing fire: a metaphor for practicing good governance.

Counter-rule its own body: 治：整治；身：身体；其身：自己。 The word "rule" is used to refer to a person who is being ruled by another person. It refers to the way in which a person is governed by another person whom he or she has governed.

Inverted Eyes: Inverted: flipped. It describes a change of attitude and indifference to people.

Backwash: The water has been poured out and cannot be taken back. The metaphor is irreversible.

Inverted hand: Inverted: flipped. The idea is to turn your hand over and learn how to get it. It is extremely easy to get.

Anti Fur Negative Ruminant: Anti Fur: wearing leather coat on the back; Negative: back; Ruminant: firewood. The word "ruminant" is used to describe a person who is poor and hardworking. It describes poverty and hard work. It is also a metaphor for people who are ignorant and do not know what is right and what is wrong.

Anti-Puru Returns to the True: Puru: stone containing jade, also refers to the uncarved jade; return: return; true: natural, natural. Remove the external decorations, but also its essence. The metaphor is to return to the original natural state.

Negative article: an article made from the opposite side of things. It is often referred to as the opposite of what is said.

Anti-ageing: anti: back. The old man has regained his youthfulness. Describe the elderly full of vigor.

The opposite of fatigue: labor: fatigue; ease: leisure, rest. Transform fatigue into comfort.

Against the scripture and the power: the scripture: the normal way; power: the expedient way. It means to violate the rules and adopt expedient measures.

Anti-countermeasures: 间：离间. The original meaning is to utilize the enemy's spies to inform the enemy of the false situation so that they make mistakes. Later, it referred to the stratagem of dividing the enemy internally to make them disunited.

Anti-correspondence: Go: an ancient weapon; to: against. The weapon is turned around and opposed to each other. The metaphor is to help the enemy against themselves.

The metaphor is that children grow up to support their parents and repay their kindness.

The opposite of defeat is victory: to turn defeat into victory.

Repeatedly: to turn one's face away from others and not to show affection.

Repeatedly: to choose the best solution after many attempts.

The Complete Idioms Starting with the Character "anti"

Idioms Starting with the Character "anti": anti-failure to win, anti-feeding, anti-lip sneer, anti-lip comical, repetitive and capricious, anti-tango, etc.

The idiom of "anti": to turn one's face against another and to be unsympathetic to others.

I: 反败为胜 [ fǎn bài wéi shèng ]

Detailed Explanation

1. Explanation: To reverse a defeat and turn it into a victory.

2. From: Ming Luo Guanzhong, The Romance of the Three Kingdoms, 16th episode: "General, in the midst of haste, can organize his troops and fortify his base, and make the reversal of defeat into a victory, even though the famous generals of the ancient times, how can they add to this!"

2: 反哺之情 [ fǎn bǔ zhī qíng ]

Detailed Explanation

1. Explanation: It is a metaphor for a child who grows up to feed his parents and repay their kindness.

2. From: Ming Li Shizhen, "Compendium of Materia Medica - Avian Department": "Ci Bird: this bird is born, the mother feeds it for 60 days, and when it grows, it feeds it back for 60 days, so it can be said to be compassionate and filial."

3: 反唇相讥 [ fǎn chún xiāng jī ]

Detailed Explanation

1. Explanation: 反唇：回嘴、顶嘴。 Being rebuked and not convinced, one sneers at the other in return.

2. From: Han Shu - Jia Yi Biography: "When women and nuns don't speak to each other (pleasantly), they talk back to each other."

Four: capricious [ fǎn fù wú cháng ]

Detailed Explanation

1. Explanation: capricious: changeable. It describes the frequent changes, one moment this way, another moment that way, uncertainty.

2. Derived from: Southern Dynasty - Liang Fei Chang's poem "Hard to Walk the Road": "The year is always erratic."

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V: 反戈相向 [ fǎn gē xiāng xiàng ]

Detailed Explanation

1. Explanation: 戈: an ancient weapon; 向: toward. To turn one's weapon against another. The metaphor is to help the enemy against oneself.

2. From: "Shangshu - Wucheng": "The former migrated and turned their weapons against each other, and attacked north of the latter." Idioms

反败为胜 Turn defeat into victory.

The metaphor is that children grow up to support their parents and repay their kindness.

The opposite of the opposite of the opposite of the opposite of the opposite of the opposite of the opposite of the opposite of the opposite of what is said.

The most important thing to remember is that it is not a good thing to be accused of something, but it is a good thing to sneer at someone. It is a way of criticizing the other party.