What is the meaning of the idiom that the tail is too big to drop?-A: The old tense is more powerful than the metaphor, and there is no way to refer to the degree of swing. Now it's bigger than a metaphor, and it can't be waved.

too big to lose?

Pinyin: w ě i d à b ù di ao

Explanation: drop: shake. The tail bus is too big to turn around. The old tense is more powerful than the metaphor, and there is no way to refer to the degree of swing. Now it's bigger than a metaphor, and it can't be waved.

Source: Eleven Years of Zhao Gong, Zuo Zhuan: "If the end is too big, it will be folded, and the end will not be lost. You know it."

Take an example to make a sentence: Today, if you take a boat whose tail is too big to fail, it will hurt the soldiers and harm the armor, and you will be late to hold each other. ★ Ming Langying's "Seven Revision Manuscripts Zhang Youliang Beginning and End"

Pinyin code: w d b d

Idiom phonetic notation:? ㄨㄟㄉㄚㄅㄨㄉㄠㄉㄠㄋ

Usage:? Commonly used idioms

Idiom words:? Four-character idiom

Emotional color:? A derogatory idiom

Idiom structure:? Complex idioms

Idiom year:? Ancient idiom

synonyms:? The tail is too big to drop

antonym:? Usage: as predicate and attribute; It is difficult to control by driving

English: leadership rendered ineffective by recalcitrant subordinates

Story: In the spring and autumn, Yin Gongzi surrounded and killed his brother and became the King of Chu Ling. He handed over the military power to Gongzi to give up his illness and spent the whole day in the palace for fun. Childe abandoned the disease and then expanded outward, and King Chu Ling named him Duke Cai. Yu Yin Shen is determined to oppose it, thinking that it will make a big deal. Later, he abandoned the disease and killed King Chu Ling and became King Chu Ping.

idioms solitaire? Too big to lose? →? Take it lightly? →? In a spirit? →? The horse doesn't stop? →? Hoof idle three seek? →? Get to the bottom of it? →? Death and life? →? Move mechanically? →? Don't talk.