1. Idioms describing the demeanor of animals

Rat's eye, cow's eye, snake's eye, tiger's eye, rabbit's death, fox's grief, dragon's flight, phoenix's dance, snake's heart, horse's success, sheep's intestines, monkey's year, horse's month, chicken's garbage, mouse's fear of weapons, old cow's lap, old cow's licking calf, letting the tiger go back to the mountain, cunningly devising a cunning strategy, three grottoes, drawing the eyes on the dragon, painting a snake's feet, ten thousand gallops, the moon and moon, moon and moon, sniffing at the chicken, hugging the head and rat, small trial of a bull's knife, dragon, tiger, leaping, flying rabbit, walking in old age, dragon's bell, bowing the shadow of a snake, a dragon in a carriage, tiger in a flock of goats. "A sharp-tongued monkey, a crane, a chicken, a coward, a mouse, a cow, a dragon, a hidden dragon, a dragon waiting for a rabbit, a dragon waiting for a son, a snake, a thousand horses, pilfered off a horse, a chicken, a chicken, a chicken, a chicken, a chicken, a chicken, a chicken, a chicken, a chicken, a chicken, a chicken, a chicken, a chicken, a chicken, a chicken, a chicken, a chicken, a chicken, a chicken, a chicken. Frogs at the bottom of a well Birds of prey Birds of prey Animals and birds of prey Slaves and pigs. tongue agape, stammering, panicking, hesitating, finite, unable to stop laughing, dumbfounded, gloating, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened, as if nothing had happened. Silent as a cicada Jawed out Gloomed out Gloomed out Gloomed out Gloomed out.

3. Idioms describing the demeanor of animals

Mouse-eyed light Cow ghosts, snakes, and gods Tigers eyeing the rabbit, fox sadness, dragon flying, phoenix dancing, snakes and scorpions heart and soul, horse to success, sheep's intestines, monkey, horse and chicken trickery

Throwing mice at the mercy of weapons, dirty old cow cow licking calf, letting the tiger go back to the mountain, cunningly rabbit, three grottoes, drawing the eyes on the dragon, drawing the snake, adding the feet, steam steam racing, the dead sheep to make up for the moon, moon and moon, sniffing the cock and dancing

Holding the head of the rat, a small trial of cattle, dragon, tiger, leaping, wu feijiu rabbit walk

Cowardly as a mouse, strong as a bull, hidden dragon, crouching tiger, waiting for a rabbit, waiting for a dragon, scaring a snake, pilgrimage, pilfering a sheep, killing a chicken, killing a monkey, killing a monkey, killing a chicken and leaving a chicken unattended

Dogs jumping over the wall, pigs swarming, swarming up, fish eyes mixed up, phoenixes and rare animals, wolves swallowing

Pig and dog worse than a dog, pig and dog, eating pigs and dogs, and consuming wine and water. The words that describe the animal's behavior are: flexible, chubby, lazy, furry, gentle, windy, gluttonous, hissing, dog-fighting, bouncing, fast, old horse, tall, majestic, wagging head and tail, lively, lovely, leaping, flying in the wind, foraging, paddling, gaudy, pouncing, silver-gray, peacock, dawn, flying, lovely, small, docile, clumsy, black, fat, tall, naughty, playful, dexterous, sensitive .

The cock crows at dawn, the six animals prosper, the cattle and the sheep flock, the carp fights, the colorful butterflies fly

The fish swims and the shrimp plays, the cicada sheds its shell, the spring silkworm spits out its silk, and the cicada cuts, the cicada dives

The ape cries and the wolf howls, the warbler sings and dances, the lion roars and the tiger swallows murmur, the eagle strikes in the air

The magpie ascends to the branch, and its feathers are full of wings, the lonely geese wail, and the birds are all in the sky, and its wings are full of feathers

5. Above

Idioms describing the appearance of a person: a talented person, graceful, big belly, big waist garden, hair, tiger back and bear waist, well-dressed, good-looking Sinking fish and falling geese, beautiful as a flower, dumping the country and the city eyebrows clear eyes, glowing, beautiful as a crown of jade, water out of the water, ice skin, ice and jade bones, bright eyes, white teeth, 靡颜腻理, closed-moon, shy flowers Sinking fish and falling geese, moral appearance, showy, national color, pink, white, black, Fu powder and Zhu. Shapely, well-dressed, well-dressed, well-presented, with misty temples and windswept hair, with a crane's hair and a chicken's skin, short and compact, with a yellow face and a thin face, with a red face and a red ear, with a vegetable face, with a dirty face, with a shaggy face, with a hatched tooth, with a swan, with a bronze body, with an iron bone, with a fat gut, with a full head, with a skinny bone, with a fat body, with a big belly, with an elegant appearance, with a windy look, with a crane's hair and a child's face, with a closed moon and a shy face, with icy flesh and jade, with a beautiful woman, a talented woman, with a sunken fish and a falling wild goose, with the Duke of Xu in the north of the city, with a sad face and sad lips, with water and a beautiful face, with a graceful body, with a light and thick makeup, and a beautiful woman A beautiful woman with a beautiful face, a beautiful woman with a beautiful face, a beautiful woman with a beautiful face, a beautiful woman with a beautiful face, a beautiful woman with a beautiful face, a beautiful woman with a beautiful face, a beautiful woman with a beautiful face, a beautiful woman with a beautiful face, a beautiful woman with a beautiful face, a beautiful woman with a beautiful face, a beautiful woman with a beautiful face, a beautiful woman with a beautiful face, a beautiful woman with a beautiful face, a beautiful woman with a beautiful face, a beautiful woman with a beautiful face, a beautiful woman with a beautiful face, a beautiful woman with a beautiful face, a beautiful woman with a beautiful face, a beautiful woman with a beautiful face, a beautiful woman with a beautiful face. The first is a young boy with a small mouth and a big head, and the second is a young boy with a big head, and the second is a young boy with a big head.

6. Idioms indicating the demeanor of people and animals (more than five)

fussed, frantic, perplexed, calm, unruffled, creepy

absent-minded, distracted, insecure, in total control of the situation, calm, peaceful

dumbfounded, half-believing, half-doubting, half-hysterical, self-talking

murmured, all attentive, exuberant, excited, dull and unimpressed

the same, but in a different way, with a different look, with a different face.

Suspicious, imploring, fidgety, disappointed, blushing, coy

Bemused, indecisive, open-mouthed, inquisitive, hesitant, indecisive

Finite, unsettled, unable to stop laughing, happy, gloating, as if nothing had happened

For a change, thoughtful, amicable, amiable, crestfallen, downcast, depressed, depressed, downcast, downcast, downcast, downcast, downcast, downcast

Favored, if indecisive, pleased, pleased, pleased, pleased, pleased, pleased, pleased, pleased, pleased, pleased. >

Hair of a crane, face of a child, dog jumping over the wall, rat's eyes, blindness, touching the elephant, snake's feet

Idioms with two animal names

Crane stands up to a flock of chickens, chickens chirping, dogs stealing, snipers and mussels fighting, eat and eat and swallow, spiders and horses fighting, tigers fighting, dragons and horses spiriting, dragons flying and phoenix dancing

Long Teng Huyue, Dragon's leap, Tiger's stride, Dragon's pool, Tiger's den, Dragon leaping, phoenix singing, carts running in a stream, horseback driving, pointing to a stag as a horse, a hare dying, a fox grieving, chickens and dogs in a hurry