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Two-part allegorical saying that pigs have onions in their noses.
Put the green onion in the pig's nose-pretend to be an elephant

Basic explanation: pretend

Meaning: The pig's nose will become longer when green onions are inserted, and the elephant's nose is longer, so the pig pretends to be an elephant.

Emotional color: derogatory

Interpretation: Obviously mediocre, but crustily skin of head and make a better appearance.

Daily sentence making:

Li Ming always tells short stories when he studies in the morning, but when the teacher comes, he puts an onion in his nose, pretends to be an elephant and reads aloud with a book.

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Related background:

There are two kinds of two-part allegorical sayings: one is logical reasoning, and the explanation part is the result of reasoning from the previous metaphor part. There is also a homophonic two-part allegorical saying, which adds homophonic elements to the former type. Two-part allegorical saying is a figurative explanation in structure. Users often only say the metaphor part, and the later explanation part is for the other party to understand.

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