10 idioms related to horses and their meanings, 5 proverbs related to horses, 5 historical stories about horses, and 4 famous horse names in each history or legend.

Idioms about "Horse"

Take the lead in fighting or doing things, not afraid of difficulties, and bravely walk in front of others.

Thousands of troops describe the strength of the army and the momentum is growing.

Free and unconstrained style, it is a metaphor for unrestrained and elegant thinking.

Use spirit to describe the floating of the mind.

A dog's service is as insignificant as a dog's.

Great achievements are compared with those of war.

An old horse knows the way and refers to an experienced person.

The chaos of war describes the serious destruction of war and the chaos of order.

Take a cursory look at the external world of things and have no time to delve into its details.

The traffic describes it as bustling and lively.

Recruit and buy horses; Refers to the gathering of troops and premeditated actions.

Jin Goma Railway said that the army is well-equipped and has very strong combat capability; Or war.

Childhood friends refer to childhood playmates.

Calling a deer a horse describes distorting the facts and reversing right and wrong.

Prepare the horse to sharpen the knife and feed the horse to prepare for the war; It also refers to active preparation in advance.

Ma Dongfeng describes a person who is indifferent to what others say and forgets what he has heard.

It is quick and easy to congratulate people on their success.

Mcquarrie's corpse describes the soldiers who died heroically on the battlefield.

Obeying the leader's leadership means following the leader's orders completely.

The horse's teeth have grown white, but it doesn't have much effect.

A blessing in disguise is a blessing in disguise (1). It is a metaphor that every dark cloud has a silver lining. (2) Describe the impermanence of fortunes and cannot draw a conclusion.

It's hard to recall what you said, and it's hard to take it back. Used to warn people to be cautious and keep their promises.

Dragon and Horse Spirit describes high spirits and energy.

Sexy dogs and horses describe life as very erosive.

Pull back from the edge of danger, wake up in time and turn around Gan Kun.

The original team was the same people.

Ma Xu's Ten Drivers is a metaphor for mediocre people, who can achieve something as long as they work hard.

Liu Mayangyu described music as wonderful.

A horse without a face is a metaphor for a person who doesn't know his own shortcomings.

Being alone is a metaphor for acting alone, which doesn't help.

Niu Ji and Zao are metaphors of cleverness and stupidity.

The old horse is a metaphor for being ambitious when he is old.

The dark horse is a metaphor for the unexpected winner in the competition.

Flattery is a metaphor for flattery, flattery and flattery.

Idiom allusions-Bole Xiangma

Bole was originally named Sun Yang. He was a native of Qin Mugong in the Spring and Autumn Period, and he was very good at distinguishing good from bad horses. He is a famous horse astrologer, so people call him Bole (the name of the stars in the sky, which is said to be in charge of Tianma). Once, Bole passed by Sakan, and when his eyes lit up, he saw a swift horse. But this horse is regarded as a bad horse and used to pull carts. Bole felt very sad and couldn't help crying. The horse seems to know that Bole sympathizes with it, foaming at the mouth and screaming again and again. Bole has a friend named Fang Jiugao, who is also good at talking about horses. Once, he found a good horse and told Qin Mugong that it was a yellow mare. Qin Mugong took a look, but it was a chestnut stallion, which made him disappointed. Afterwards, Mu Gong said to Bole: "Fang Jiugao can't even tell the difference between a stallion, a mare and a coat color. How can he tell a horse from a horse? Bole doesn't think so. He thought that Fang Jiugao valued the horse's inner spirit, not its appearance. After hearing this, Mu Gong took out the horse and examined it carefully. It proved to be the best horse in the world.

People often compare people who have an eye for talents to Bole and useful talents to a swift horse. This is "Bole is like a horse". Idiom allusions-Bole Xiangma

People often compare people who have an eye for talents to Bole and useful talents to a swift horse. This is "Bole is like a horse".

Belated action or suggestion

Full speed ahead-take the lead.

Just as distance tests a horse's endurance, time reveals a person's heart; Just as distance determines the strength of a horse, a person has stood the test of time; The strength of a horse is tested by the distance it walks, and a person's heart is seen by the passage of time.

A man in clothes and a horse sitting in a saddle; Irrelevant

Immediate success; Thousands of people and horses ―― a powerful force.

According to the map; Bole comments on horses-praising people who are good at discovering talents

One horse cannot straddle two saddles. People make mistakes, but horses trip.

People rushed to their hometown to grab grass. People are afraid of reason, horses are afraid of whips and mosquitoes are afraid of fire and smoke.

People need to practice and horses need to ride. People are clothes and horses are saddles.

The pony is too narrow at first glance. A thousand miles of mules and horses, a cow.

I don't know how hard it is to dismount at once, and I don't know how hungry I am. Han, the hero, will be killed immediately, and drowning in the river will also make people drown.

A horse can't run without beating, and it can't run without stimulation. A horse goes to the beach without a whip.

Take ten steps back. Kiss up to the horse's legs.

A horse looks at its teeth, but a tree looks at its rings. The horse galloped past the first horse.

I think of horses when I see saddles, and people when I see things. The bull's head is not right. (A donkey's lips are not right for a horse's mouth)

The horse is late.

Words made of horses:

Sabre: Knife used by cavalry, about 1 m long, used for chopping and fighting on horseback.

Horsepower: A unit for measuring power. 1 horsepower is equivalent to completing 75 kg/m of work in 1 second, which is also equal to 0.735 kW, or metric horsepower.

Immediately: immediately, immediately.

Carriage: A vehicle drawn by horses.

Vest: The protective armor of a horse; In some places, vests are called vests.

Horse market: The feudal government after the Tang Dynasty equated gold, silk or tea salt with the market where ethnic minorities exchanged horses.

Evergreen: A perennial herb of Compositae.

Horsehead: The berth of the ship is called "dock" today.

Motor: But motor is a transliteration of English motor.

Circus: an ancient art, which has evolved into a general name for various animal training performances and acrobatic performances in modern times.

Javelin: that is, riding a gun. An intercepting gun used by horses or cavalry.

Polo: The sport of riding a horse to hit a ball and chase it. Similar to clapping in ancient China.

Malan: A kind of grass with spikes of lavender flowers.

Red deer: also known as red deer, a kind of deer.

Rome: A percussion instrument, often used in traditional operas in China.

Jacket: A short double-breasted jacket worn by men over their robes. This is the costume that Manchu people wear when riding horses, hence the name.

Ma Touqin: Mongolian folk stringed instruments.

Pinus massoniana: evergreen tree of Pinaceae, up to 40 meters high.

Potato: commonly known as potato and potato.

Mohair: namely Golashan wool.

Mosaic: mosaic brick, which is a transliteration word.

Calla lily: A perennial herb of Araceae. Flesh ear bud flower, white or milky white, is quite beautiful and is an ornamental plant.

Idioms related to horses:

Horse teeth increase in vain: Horse teeth: Horse teeth increase with age, so you can know the age of a horse by looking at horse teeth. Later, it was also used to compare people's ages; ACTS: Empty, nothing. This idiom means that a person's age has increased, but his knowledge has not improved or achieved anything, and his life has been wasted. This is a modest statement.

Horse rollover: also known as "horse rollover", the horse was beaten to the ground. Describing a fiasco is also a metaphor for losing control.

Horse Worker: Horse is actually a name. Sima Xiangru and Gao Mei, two famous poets in the Western Han Dynasty, wrote articles, one of which was steady and standardized, and the other was quick. Used to praise each other's strengths.

The horse is leading the way: In Zuo Zhuan, there is a saying in Xun Yan's book,' When the cock crows, it drives away, blocking the well, and the rest of the horses are leading the way', which means that when the cock crows, it will drive the chariot well, block the well and level the stove, depending on which direction my horse head rushes, it will determine the direction of your action. Later, people used the metaphor of "following someone's lead" to listen to someone's command or be willing to follow someone.

Ma Pingchuan: Describe the flat and open terrain.

Take the lead: Metaphorically walking in the forefront, driving other people or things, and taking the lead.

People are tired: people are tired and describe physical fatigue.

People are cheering: describing the thriving prosperity in rural areas.

The chariots and horses are silent: Su Dongpo once said in "Preface to Sanma": "The necks of Ma Zhen are silent." This means that a good horse shakes its hair and screams, while other horses are silent. Gong Zizhen also wrote "Miscellaneous Poems at Sea" in Qing Dynasty: "Kyushu is furious, and Wanma is sad." That is to say, relying on stormy changes to restore China's anger; At that time, people were afraid to speak, which was sad after all. People nowadays are sometimes said to be silent and not express their opinions.

Wan: Describe the magnificent scene with great momentum and rapid progress.

Mentally: it describes uncertainty, just like apes jumping and running horses.

Traffic: Traffic, traffic, describing a bustling scene.

Car trouble: describe the fatigue of the journey. From Cao Zhi's Luo Shenfu: "When the sun sets, cars are dangerous and horses are disturbing."

Cow's head and horse's face: from Buddhist classics, it originally refers to ghost soldiers in hell, and often describes people with ferocious faces and frightening faces.

Niu Ma Shi Bo: Nianshi is a banana; Mabu, this is buttercup, a fungus. Two very common and very cheap Chinese herbal medicines. Metaphor is valuable, but it is also useful.

Ma Nanshan: The war is over and the war horse is useless. Let it go and run to Shan Ye freely. Describe an idea that people are paralyzed and relaxed about the threat of war in a peaceful environment.

Split up: there was torture of "car splitting" in ancient times. The prisoner was dragged by five horses on his limbs and neck respectively, and the five horses pulled him out together and tore him alive.

Ancient courtiers often compared themselves to the monarch's dogs and horses, expressing their willingness to serve their masters like dogs and horses. Now we use "dedication" to express our willingness to serve others.

Single: All are single. It is a metaphor for acting alone without the help of others.

Blind people ride blind horses: It is dangerous for blind people to ride blind horses.

Prepare horses to make soldiers: Li is grinding, and soldiers are weapons; It's just eating. Grinding weapons and feeding horses describe preparing for war.

Great achievements: great achievements, refers to riding a horse running in a sweat. Metaphor is the hard work of fighting. It used to refer to the contribution made in the war, but now it also refers to the contribution made in various jobs or things.

An old horse knows the way: an old horse can know the way. It means that an experienced person is familiar with the situation and easy to do well.

Whip the horse: the horse is already fast. Add a few whips to make it run faster. Metaphor is to speed up.

Debauchery: debauchery refers to singing and womanizing. Dogs and horses are dogs and horses. Describe a dissolute life.

War: describe the turbulent scene during the war.

Ma Zhuang and Qiang Bing: Describing the sufficiency of combat power also refers to the strength.

Childhood friends: childhood friends; Bamboo horse: refers to children riding bamboo poles under their legs as horses. Describe the innocence of boys and girls and play together. Often used with "two guesses". Recruitment: refers to organizing or expanding strength.

Neither a donkey nor a horse: neither a donkey nor a horse. Describe something that doesn't belong to the category and looks like nothing.

Calling a deer a horse: According to Records of the Historian, when Qin Ershi was in China, Prime Minister Zhao Gao wanted to usurp the throne, but he was afraid that other ministers would not listen, so he tried it first. He gave Qin Ershi a deer and said, "This is a horse." The younger generation laughed and said, "Is the Prime Minister mistaken? Call the deer a horse. " Zhao Gao asked other ministers, some didn't speak, and some wanted to curry favor with Zhao Gao. Others said it was a deer. Afterwards, Zhao Gao framed it and killed them on other charges. Later, I used the metaphor of "referring to a deer as a horse" to intentionally reverse black and white and confuse right and wrong.

Black sheep: metaphor is harmful to the collective. From "Zhuangzi Wu Xu Gui", "Is the husband the world, but also the eccentric of herding horses?" "I'll find those who hurt horses."

Lean on the horse: stand in front of the leaving horse and draft the document. You can wait until the manuscript is finished. Metaphor is quick thinking.

Riding a horse to find a horse: a metaphor for finding a better job while occupying an existing position. It is also a metaphor that things are here and still looking for them everywhere.

Wildebeest: wildebeest is a horse without horns, and wildebeest is a horse with horns. Metaphor means that things have lost the truth or are out of order, that is, there is no classification.

Clue: Spiders can be found along the filaments of spider webs, and the direction of horses can be found according to the traces of horseshoes. Metaphor faintly visible clues and signs.

A blessing in disguise is a blessing in disguise: a fortress, a dangerous border, and a border gate. Weng, old man. In Huainanzi Arriving in the Land, it is said that an old man living in the frontier lost his horse one day and others came to offer their condolences. He said, "Why isn't this a good thing?" A month later, the horse really came back and brought back a good horse. Later, I used the phrase "a blessing in disguise is a blessing in disguise" to describe it. Although things were temporarily suffered or lost, they benefited from it. This also means that bad things can be turned into good things.

Jingoma Iron: Jingo, an ancient weapon, is made of metal. Iron horse: A war horse equipped with armor. Refers to war, but also describes the handsome posture of soldiers. Xin Qiji, a poet in the Song Dynasty, wrote "Yong Yu Le Jing Kou Yin Beiting Nostalgia": "In quite a few years, Jin Ge was an iron horse and swallowed Wan Li like a tiger."

The bull's head is not right for the horse's mouth: it is a metaphor that two things don't match or answer irrelevant questions.

The wind is irrelevant: the wind: the male and female of livestock chase each other and: arrive and meet. The distance between the two sides is far away, so horses and cows can't touch each other during estrus. The latter metaphor is irrelevant.

Wind wall array horse: the sail is blown by the wind, and the horse array. Describe the majestic and rapid progress.

Riders are good at falling: people who are used to riding often fall off their horses. For example, people who are good at something often neglect and fail.

Common sayings or idioms related to horses

Ma Daha: Careless people, who don't work hard, or often forget things, are nicknamed "Ma Daha".

Monday morning quarterback: You didn't have foresight, but you came up with an idea after what happened. People borrow chess terminology and call it "Monday morning quarterback".

Marathon: a protracted and endless style, borrowed from the English marathon, which Han Ze described as "marathon".

Pawn: In the old days, people who charged in front of chariots and horses were called pawns. Now it is used to describe people who work for people with different intentions.

Flatter: He's good at reading people's minds. Have it both ways, who flatters others, is mercilessly denounced as an "apple polisher".

Sloppy: refers to doing things casually and not seriously; Or describe things and things that are ok, ok, and generally ok.

Ma Zi: Local language, another name for mistress.

Being a cow and a horse: it means working hard and living hard.

Idioms about horses

The non-stop teeth increase to success in vain, the horse's ears grow faster, the horse's head follows the horse's head, and the horse's hair is a hedgehog.

Sprinkle water before the horse, and the horse's head should be slender, and the horse will swallow the car. Ma Kong in northern Hebei, Ma Pingchuan Hummer is tall and fast, and the old horse knows the way.

Ma Benteng took the lead in relying on the horse, but it was a great achievement to underestimate the horse and lead the horse with a knife.

The brave man is full of horses, and the iron horse is full of horses. The horse is crooked, the horse is crooked, and the horse is strong. Mazhuang is full of clues.

Horse in front of the horse, horse in front of the horse, rut, horse chaos, Ma Xing, childhood friends refer to the deer as a horse.

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A horse is a runaway horse. Destroy a car and kill a horse.

Proverbs about horses (2)

Wealth is shared and horses ride together. No matter what the dog barks, it won't miss the path taken by the horse.

A good horse never looks back. Good non-stop, good ox plow.

When the horse's front hoof slips, there are waves in a hurry. The soldiers and horses did not move, and the food and grass went first.

Whip is a fast word. A fast horse needs no whip, and a drum needs no hammer.

The war horse tied to the tank head will lose weight, and the sword will rust in the warehouse. Fat mule loses horse.

Pull back from the brink, it's too late. Look down on donkeys and can't afford horses.

People who stand with their fists run with their arms. Watch the mountain walk backwards. (Moderator's Note: They all say that "looking at the mountain and running a dead horse". )

Those who are used to riding horses are used to falling. Riding a horse and taking a boat is three points risky.

A man knows his companion in a long journey and an inn. A thin camel is bigger than a horse.

The legend of the horse:

Horses are very spiritual animals. They are timid by nature, so they sleep standing up and run in case of crisis. They have a sense of crisis, so we still use "do it at once" to mean fast. In ancient times, mothers were most crisis-conscious because they wanted to protect their children. This is the reason why the word "horse" is composed of the mother letter and the word "horse"

People who belong to horses:

Maybe you haven't found a lovely lover yet. You are worried all day and always feel that you should find a lovely lover with your own advantages and beauty. You spend a lot of precious time on meaningless pursuits. In fact, things in the world are often hard to find, so why are you so capricious? Maybe your current situation is not suitable for falling in love, so you'd better concentrate on your studies, which will do you a lot of good. Why bother yourself when you are trying to find it?

Maybe, you are in love, then you are a veritable angel. In love, you are enthusiastic but impatient, and sometimes you don't even know how to please the opposite sex, but at the same time, you will find that your value and the meaning of survival are for the success of your career. You're not just addicted to love. You know that love is an important factor to help you succeed. However, in terms of feelings, you sometimes become a mess. If you can overcome this shortcoming. You will have a happy family.

Women born in the year of the horse pursue realistic love, and you often feel empty and lonely. If someone can appear as a big guardian, you will accept it without thinking. But your passionate love will make people shy away. Therefore, your friends of the opposite sex will be staid and dedicated people. A gentleman who smells like a traditional man is your best companion.

Good advice:

In your life, there are many successes and many failures, and so is your fortune. You may make a lot of money in business, but you may also lose a lot of money. Everything is changeable. So, you have to understand your ups and downs. If you are a little careless, it is likely to cause you to go bankrupt or even fail. People born in the year of the horse are born with both positive and negative factors, which makes your character look more complicated and mysterious. Some people may think you are difficult to understand, but your simple and upright character will leave a good impression on others.

Sabre: Knife used by cavalry, about 1 m long, used for chopping and fighting on horseback.

Horsepower: A unit for measuring power. 1 horsepower is equivalent to completing 75 kg/m of work in 1 second, which is also equal to 0.735 kW, or metric horsepower.

Immediately: immediately, immediately.

Carriage: A vehicle drawn by horses.

Vest: The protective armor of a horse; In some places, vests are called vests.

Horse market: The feudal government after the Tang Dynasty equated gold, silk or tea salt with the market where ethnic minorities exchanged horses.

Evergreen: A perennial herb of Compositae.

Horsehead: The berth of the ship is called "dock" today.

Motor: But motor is a transliteration of English motor.

Circus: an ancient art, which has evolved into a general name for various animal training performances and acrobatic performances in modern times.

Javelin: that is, riding a gun. An intercepting gun used by horses or cavalry.

Polo: The sport of riding a horse to hit a ball and chase it. Similar to clapping in ancient China.

Malan: A kind of grass with spikes of lavender flowers.

Red deer: also known as red deer, a kind of deer.

Rome: A percussion instrument, often used in traditional operas in China.

Jacket: A short double-breasted jacket worn by men over their robes. This is the costume that Manchu people wear when riding horses, hence the name.

Ma Touqin: Mongolian folk stringed instruments.

Pinus massoniana: evergreen tree of Pinaceae, up to 40 meters high.

Potato: commonly known as potato and potato.

Mohair: namely Golashan wool.

Mosaic: mosaic brick, which is a transliteration word.

Calla lily: A perennial herb of Araceae. Flesh ear bud flower, white or milky white, is quite beautiful and is an ornamental plant.

Horse rollover: also known as "horse rollover", the horse was beaten to the ground. Describing a fiasco is also a metaphor for losing control.

Follow the leader: a metaphor for obeying someone's orders or being willing to follow someone.

Ma Pingchuan: Describe the flat and open terrain.

Take the lead: Metaphorically walking in the forefront, driving other people or things, and taking the lead.

People are tired: people are tired and describe physical fatigue.

People are cheering: describing the thriving prosperity in rural areas.

Mamazian: It means that people are silent and don't express their opinions.

Wan: Describe the magnificent scene with great momentum and rapid progress.

Mentally: it describes uncertainty, just like apes jumping and running horses.

Traffic: Traffic, traffic, describing a bustling scene.

Car trouble: describe the fatigue of the journey.

Cow's head and horse's face: describe those who are ferocious and terrible.

Niu Ma Shi Bo: Nianshi is a banana; Mabu, this is buttercup, a fungus. Two very common and very cheap Chinese herbal medicines. Metaphor is valuable, but it is also useful.

Single: All are single. It is a metaphor for acting alone without the help of others.

Blind people ride blind horses: It is dangerous for blind people to ride blind horses.

Prepare horses to make soldiers: Li is grinding, and soldiers are weapons; It's just eating. Grinding weapons and feeding horses describe preparing for war.

An old horse knows the way: an old horse can know the way. It means that an experienced person is familiar with the situation and easy to do well.

Whip the horse: the horse is already fast. Add a few whips to make it run faster. Metaphor is to speed up.

Debauchery: debauchery refers to singing and womanizing. Dogs and horses are dogs and horses. Describe a dissolute life.

War: describe the turbulent scene during the war.

Ma Zhuang and Qiang Bing: Describing the sufficiency of combat power also refers to the strength.

Recruitment: refers to organizing or expanding strength.

Neither a donkey nor a horse: neither a donkey nor a horse. Describe something that doesn't belong to the category and looks like nothing.

Call a deer a horse: a metaphor for intentionally reversing black and white and confusing right and wrong.

Black sheep: metaphor is harmful to the collective.

Lean on the horse: stand in front of the leaving horse and draft the document. You can wait until the manuscript is finished. Metaphor is quick thinking.

Riding a horse to find a horse: a metaphor for finding a better job while occupying an existing position. It is also a metaphor that things are here and still looking for them everywhere.

Wildebeest: wildebeest is a horse without horns, and wildebeest is a horse with horns. Metaphor means that things have lost the truth or are out of order, that is, there is no classification.

Clue: Spiders can be found along the filaments of spider webs, and the direction of horses can be found according to the traces of horseshoes. Metaphor faintly visible clues and signs.

A blessing in disguise is a blessing in disguise: a fortress, a dangerous border, and a border gate. Weng, old man. Metaphor means that although things suffer or fail temporarily, they benefit from it. This also means that bad things can be turned into good things.

Jingoma Iron: Jingo, an ancient weapon, is made of metal. Iron horse: A war horse equipped with armor. Refers to war, but also describes the handsome posture of soldiers.