1. 要使牛长膘，多食露水草。

1. To fatten up cows, feed them with dew grass.

2. 牵牛织女 敲牛宰马 牛衣夜哭 牛之一毛 牛蹄之鱼

2. The weaver girl and the cowherd; killing cows and horses; crying in the night in a cow's skin; a hair from a cow; fish from a cow's hoof.

3. 牛蹄中鱼 牛星织女 牛童马走 童牛角马 屠所牛羊

3. Fish in the cow's hoof, the cow stars Virgo, the cow herder riding a horse, the child with a cow's horn and a horse, the slaughtering of cows and sheep.

4. 牛郎织女比喻分离两地，难以会面的夫妻或情侣。 牛表牛筋农村中有财势和好事少年的通称。

4. The cowherd and the weaver girl metaphorically refers to married couples or lovers who are separated by distance and find it difficult to meet. "Niúbiāo" (cowherd) is a common nickname for wealthy and well-connected young people in rural areas.

5. 但为了众生都能够饱，即使拖垮了病倒卧在残阳之下，也在所不辞。

5. But in order for all beings to be sated, even if it means being worn down and falling ill, lying under the fading sun, one would not hesitate to do so.

6. 牛山濯濯本指山上无树木。今多用以戏喻人秃顶无发。

6. The phrase "Niushan Zhuozhuo" originally refers to the situation where there are no trees on the mountain. Now it is often used in a playful way to metaphorically describe someone with a bald head and no hair.

7. 九月重阳，放开牛羊。

7. On the Double Ninth Day of the Ninth Month, let the cattle and sheep roam freely.

8. 横眉冷对千夫指，俯首甘为孺子牛 --鲁迅

8. With a cold brow, facing a thousand fingers pointing, and with a willing heart, bending low like a cow for the calves -- Lu Xun

9. 目无全牛比喻技艺纯熟高超。亦作目牛无全、目牛游刃。

9. The metaphor "to have eyes only for the entire cow" refers to the skill being highly proficient and masterful. It is also known as "having eyes only for the cow" or "moving the blade freely among the cow's bones."

10. ①牛溲，即牛遗，车前草的别名。马勃，一名马牷，一名屎菰，生于湿地及腐木的菌类。

10. ①Cow urine, also known as the leftover excrement of cows, is an alternative name for plantain seed. Horse hoof fungus, also known as horse dung fungus, is a type of fungi that grows in wetlands and decaying wood.

11. 牛角上挂稻草——轻巧。(比喻说得十分简单，容易)

11. Hanging straw on a cow horn—lightweight. (Figuratively, this means saying something very simply and easily.)

12. 意思是比喻经过反复实践，掌握了事物的客观规律，做事得心应手，运用自如。

12. It means that through repeated practice, one has mastered the objective laws of things and can handle matters with ease and proficiency.

13. 上看一张皮，下看四只蹄，前看胸膛宽，后看 齐。

13. Look at the skin above, four hooves below, a broad chest in front, and a straight back in the rear.

14. 牛马风尘形容人奔走於道途，风尘仆仆，非常劳累。 牛肠马肚牛、马体大，食量惊人，比喻人的食量很大。

14. The phrase "niú mǎ fēng chén" describes a person traveling on the roads, dust-covered and exhausted. The term metaphorically compares a person's large appetite to the immense stomachs of oxen and horses, which are large-bodied creatures with a惊人 (extraordinary) appetite.

15. 牛皮不是吹的，火车不是推的。 回答者： 高山〓流水 - 经理 四级 1-

15. The牛皮isn't just blowing, and the火车isn't pushed. Answerer: Gaoshan - Manager, Level 4 1-

16. 关于牛的谚语或成语或诗词

17. 汗牛充栋 九牛一毛 牛溲马勃 对牛弹琴 庖丁解牛

16. Idioms or Proverbs or Poems About Cows 17. The library is filled with sweat from cows (a metaphor for a vast collection); one hair among the nine cows (meaning a small part of a large whole); cow urine and horse mushrooms (referring to a trivial or unimportant thing); playing the lute to a cow (meaning talking to someone who can't understand); Pao Ding butchers the cow (referring to a person who is skillful and knows exactly what to do).

18. 冬天要铺床，夏天要口塘。

18. In winter, one needs to make a bed; in summer, one needs to fish in a pond.

19. 喻濒临绝境。语本汉刘向《说苑·善说》：“庄周贫者，往贷粟於魏文侯。

19. Yu is on the verge of desperation. The quote is from Han Liu Xiang's "Shuo Yuan · Good Talk": "Zhuang Zhou, who was poor, went to borrow grain from Wei Wenhou.

20. 疤丁解牛比喻对事物了解透澈，做事能得心应手，运用自如。 对牛弹琴喻不解风情。

20. The idiom "割疮解牛"比喻 one understands things thoroughly and can handle them with ease, making use of them skillfully. The idiom "play the lute to a cow" metaphorically means to address someone who is insensitive or unappreciative.

21. 舐犊情深形容父母爱子女之情。 黎牛之子比喻父恶子贤。

21. The phrase "Lick the calf deeply" describes the deep love parents have for their children. The metaphor "The son of Li Niu" compares a father who is evil to a son who is virtuous.

22. 牵牛拔桩比喻无妄之灾或所有倒楣、牵连的事。 犀牛照角形容男女眉目传情之状，另有怒目相视之喻。

22. The idiom "牵牛拔桩" metaphorically refers to an unexpected misfortune or all kinds of unfortunate and interconnected events. "犀牛照角" describes the expression of mutual affection between men and women through their eyebrows, and also serves as a metaphor for staring fiercely at each other.

23. 汉刘向《说苑·尊贤》亦载此事。后以“牛角之歌”、“牛下歌”为穷士自求用世的典故 牛口之下： 《史记·商君列传》：“夫五羖大夫，荆之鄙人也。

23. Han Liu Xiang's "Shuo Yuan: Respecting the Talented" also records this incident. Later, "The Song of the Ox Horn" and "The Song Under the Ox" became allusions for the destitute scholars to seek employment. "Below the ox's mouth": From "The Records of the Grand Historian: Biographies of Shang Jun": "The Marquis of the Five Rams, a native of the outskirts of Jing,..."

24. 牛角挂书形容勤奋向学。与“悬梁刺股”、“囊萤夜读”、“凿壁借光”意同。

24. "Carrying books on a buffalo horn" describes someone who is diligent in their studies. It is synonymous with the phrases "suspending the beam by the hair, piercing the thigh," "reading by the glow of a firefly at night," and "borrowing light by chiseling through the wall."

25. 比喻形形色色的坏人。或作牛神蛇鬼、蛇神牛鬼。

25. Make comparisons of all sorts of bad people. Or refer to them as cow gods, snake ghosts, snake gods, and cow ghosts.

26. 牛不喝水强按头。

26. You can't make a horse drink.

27. 九牛拉不转 茧丝牛毛 鸡尸牛从 汗牛充屋 牛鼎烹鸡

27. It takes nine oxen to turn the wheel; silkworms are like cowhairs; chicken carcasses are like oxen; sweat fills the house like oxen; cooking chickens in a bovine cauldron.

28. 牛皮大王戏称喜欢说大话的人。 牛耳之盟古代歃血为盟。

28. The "Cowhide King" mockingly referred to those who like to boast. The "Cow Ear Alliance" in ancient times involved an alliance sealed with a blood sacrifice.

29. 牛皮不是吹的，火车不是推的：指不凭空说大话，要看真本

29. "The cowhide is not blown, and the train is not pushed": This idiom means not to speak empty boasts, but to look at the true substance.

30. 风吹草低见牛羊。――《乐府诗集·敕勒歌》 系向牛头充炭直。

30. The wind blows and the grass bends, revealing cattle and sheep. —— From the Collection of Songs of the Lüfu, "The Song of the Xile." "They charge the value of coal to the ox's head."

31. 襟裾马牛 目牛无全 犁牛骍角 犁牛之子 扛鼎抃牛

31. The garment and tail of a horse and cow; the cow's eye is incomplete; the ox with plow and red horns; the son of the ox carries the tripod and beats the cow.

32. 偷渡黄牛专门从事非法偷渡勾当的仲介人。 亡羊得牛比喻损失小而获益大。

32. Smuggler middlemen who specialize in illegal smuggling activities. The idiom "loss of sheep and gain of ox"比喻loss of little and gain of much.

33. 吴牛喘月 牛不喝水强按头 宁为鸡口，无为牛后

33. Wu Niu xuan yue (The ox pants at the moon), Niu bu he shui qiang an tou (Force the ox to drink without letting it), Ning wei ji kou, wu wei niu hou (Better be the mouth of a chicken than the tail of an ox).

34. 老牛破车 牛高马大 牛刀割鸡 牛骥共牢 牛骥同槽

34. Old ox, broken cart; tall and strong as an ox; using a knife to cut a chicken; ox and horse in the same stable; ox and horse in the same trough.

35. 气喘如牛 气克斗牛 马牛襟裾 骑牛读汉书 牛鬼蛇神

35. Wheezing like a cow, the breath overcoming the ox and the bull, wearing robes like a horse and a cow, riding a cow to read the Han Dynasty texts, ghosts and demons in the form of cattle and snakes.

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36. Relevant Content - Idioms, Proverbs, and Famous Sayings about Cows; Idioms, Proverbs, Famous Sayings, or Anecdotes containing the character "tiger"; Please provide me with fifty idioms, ten proverbs, famous sayings, and couplets; Idioms, Proverbs, Sayings, and Poems about Horses; Idioms, Proverbs, and Riddles in the unit exercises of the fifth to tenth textbooks of the Chinese Language curriculum.

37. 文侯曰：‘待吾邑粟之来而献之。’周曰：‘乃今者周之来见，道傍牛蹄中有鲋鱼焉，大息谓周曰：“我尚可活也。”

37. Marquis Wen said, 'Wait until the grain from my territory arrives and then I will offer it.' Zhou said, 'When Zhou came to see you today, by the roadside there was a fish in the hoof prints of a cow, and Zhou sighed and said to Zhou, "I can still live."

38. 俯首甘为孺子牛。

38. Willing to bow down and be a docile ox for the young child.

39. 牛马之衣比喻穷人所穿的衣服。 牛马不如比喻生活困难，日子过得比牛、马还不如。

39. The clothing of oxen and horses is a metaphor for the clothes worn by the poor. "Being no better than oxen and horses" is a metaphor for living in difficult circumstances, struggling through life worse than even oxen and horses.

40. 牛有千斤之力，人有倒牛之方：比喻对手再强也会有办法制伏。

40. Cattle have the strength of a thousand jin, and humans have the method to overthrow them: This idiom比喻对手再强也会有办法制伏 means that no matter how strong an opponent is, there is always a way to subdue them.

41. 关于牛的成语 诗句 谚语 歇后语 都有什么

42. 汗牛充栋 九牛一毛 牛溲马勃 对牛弹琴 庖丁解牛

41. What idioms, poems, proverbs, and puns are there about cows? 42. - "To fill a room with the sweat of oxen" (a metaphor for an abundance of books) - "A single hair among a hundred ox hairs" (a metaphor for something insignificant) - "Cow dung and horse mushrooms" (a pun that plays on the similar sounds of "牛粪" [cow dung] and "马勃" [horse mushrooms]) - "Playing the lute to a cow" (a metaphor for speaking to someone who is insensitive or unappreciative) - "The butcher cuts the cow" (a metaphor for a skillful and expert handling of a situation)

43. 牛皮鼓——声大肚子空。(比喻声势大，但没有实际内容)

43. Cowhide drum - loud sound, empty belly. (Figuratively means having a big show or making a lot of noise but lacking real substance or content.)

44. 买牛卖剑 老牛舐犊 一牛鸣 一牛鸣地 羞以牛后

44. Buy a cow and sell a sword, the old cow licks her calf; a cow's bellow, a cow's bellow, ashamed to be behind the cow.

45. 牛不知角弯，马不知脸长：比喻人缺乏自知之明 牛有千斤之力，人有倒牛之方：比喻对手再强也会有办法制伏。 牛不吃水强按头：比喻强迫人做不愿作的事。

45. The cow does not know the bend of its horns, the horse does not know the length of its face: This is a metaphor for a person lacking self-awareness. The cow has a thousand pounds of strength, and there is a way to subdue it: This is a metaphor for the fact that even the strongest opponent can be subdued. Force the cow to drink water by pressing its head down: This is a metaphor for forcing someone to do something they do not want to do.

46. 齐王舍牛 牛衣岁月 牛听弹琴 亡羊得牛 椎牛飨士

46. King Qi gave up his bull, lived in a cow's skin, listened to the sound of the qin (a traditional Chinese musical instrument), found a sheep but got a bull, and entertained his soldiers with the sacrifice of a bull.

47. ――鲁迅 纯离为牛。――《左传·昭公五年》 东邻杀牛。

47. Lu Xun: "The pure and the impure are separated as oxen." — From the "Zuo Zhuan" (The Book of the Later Han), Chapter 5: "The Eastern neighbor killed an ox."

48. 敲牛宰马宰杀牲口。 版筑饭牛形容成功者发迹前低微的时期。

48. Slaughtering cows and horses, killing livestock. The phrase "版筑饭牛" describes the humble period before a successful person rises to prominence.

49. 天帝责令两人分离，每年只准于七月七日在天河上相会一次。俗称“七夕”。

49. The Heavenly Emperor commanded that the two be separated, allowing them to meet only once a year on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month above the Milky Way. This is commonly known as the "Qixi Festival."

50. 见《月令广义·七月令》引南朝梁殷芸《小说》、南朝梁宗懔《荆楚岁时记》、《岁华纪丽》卷三引汉应劭《风俗通》。②今常喻指分居两地的夫妻 牛马襟裾： 犹言衣冠禽兽 牛溲马勃： 亦作“牛溲马渤”。

50. See "The General Meaning of the Monthly Instructions·The Instructions for the Seventh Month" citing Southern Qi Yan Yun's "Short Stories", Southern Qi Zong Lian's "Record of the Customs of Jingchu", and volume three of "Record of the Magnificence of the Year" citing Han Ying's "Folkways". ②Now commonly used to metaphorically refer to married couples living apart from each other: 牛马襟裾 (niú mǎ jīn jū) - akin to saying "clothes and beasts"; 牛溲马勃 (niú shū mǎ bó) - also written as 牛溲马渤 (niú shū mǎ bù).

51. 冬冷皮，春冷骨。

51. In winter, the skin is cold; in spring, the bones are cold.

52. 常刷皮，壮身体。

52. Regularly brush the skin, strengthen the body.

53. 放牛归马 隔山买老牛 笔误作牛 搏牛之虻 床下牛斗

53. Return the cattle and horses; buy an old cow across the mountain; a pen error for "cow"; a gadfly fighting the bull; a bull fight under the bed.

54. 对牛鼓簧 风马牛 汗牛塞栋 呼牛呼马 蠒丝牛毛

54. Playing the flute to the ox, horses and bulls; a stream of sweat fills the eaves; calling an ox as a horse; silken threads like the hair of an ox.

55. 我骑在牛身上唱歌坐在牛身边玩耍，晚上回来还睡在牛旁边。

55. I ride the cow and sing, play beside the cow, and sleep next to the cow at night when I come back.

56. 牛跑一趟，一天白放。

56. If the cow runs away for a day, the entire day's labor is wasted.

57. 亦有借以反讽官吏本末倒置。 休牛放马比喻天下升平，不再动用干戈。

57. There are also those who use irony to point out that officials have put the cart before the horse. The metaphor of halting the oxen and letting the horses roam symbolizes a peaceful world where weapons are no longer needed.

58. 翻译：君王住在北方，我住在南方，哪怕是我们两国走失的牛马也不会到达对方的境内。没有想到君王竟不顾路远来到我国的土地上，这是什么缘故。

58. Translation: The king resides in the north, and I reside in the south. Even if the lost cattle and horses from our two countries wander, they will not reach each other's territories. I did not expect that the king would disregard the distance and come to the land of my country. What is the reason for this?

59. 牛鼻道人讽剌专门帮人乱出主意的狗头军师。 牛膣马膦形容牛、马的生殖器甚大，引申比喻洋人的生殖器。

59. The Ox-nose Taoist satirizes the dog-head military strategist who always gives absurd advice to others. The phrase "ox vulva and horse vulva" describes the reproductive organs of oxen and horses as very large, and by extension, metaphorically refers to the reproductive organs of foreigners.

60. 床下牛斗比喻神经过敏。 庖丁解牛比喻对事物了解透澈，做事能得心应手，运用自如。

60. The idiom "cows fighting under the bed" metaphorically describes being overly sensitive. The idiom "The butcher understands the ox" metaphorically describes having a profound understanding of things, being able to do things with ease and skill, and using things effortlessly.

61. 寸草铡三刀，越吃越上膘。

61. If grass is chopped three times, it becomes fatter with every bite.

62. 名言警句 横眉冷对千夫指，俯首甘为孺子牛 --鲁迅 我好象一只牛，吃的是草，挤出的是奶、血。 —— 鲁迅 老牛亦知夕阳晚，不用扬鞭自奋蹄。

62. Famous Sayings "A frown in the face of a thousand fingers pointing, a bowing head willing to be a calf." — Lu Xun "I seem like a cow, eating grass and producing milk and blood." — Lu Xun "The old cow also knows the evening of the sunset, and does not need a whip to gallop by itself."

63. 亦作朝哥鼓刀。 对牛弹琴比喻对不懂道理的人讲道理或讲话不看对象。

63. Also known as "Chao Ge drumming a knife." The idiom "play the lute to a cow" metaphorically refers to explaining道理 or speaking to someone who does not understand it, or speaking without considering the recipient.

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65. 汗牛充栋形容书籍极多。 泥牛入海比喻一去不复返。

65. The phrase "汗牛充栋" describes an immense number of books. The metaphor "泥牛入海" compares to something that goes away and never returns.

66. 牛衣对泣 牛毛细雨 牛郎织女 一牛吼地 执牛耳

66. Weeping under the cow's hair, the hair of the cow fine rain, Cowherd and Weaving Maid, a cow's roar, holding the cow's ear.

67. 司马牛之叹 牛头不对马面 骑牛觅牛 蹊田夺牛

67. The Sui Niubao's Lament - The ox head does not match the horse face; ride a cow to look for a cow; trample on the field to seize a cow.

68. 关于牛的诗句、成语、俗语或谚语

69. 病牛耕耘千亩，换来了劳动成果装满千座粮仓的结果，但它自身却精神极为疲惫，力气全部耗尽，然而，又有谁来怜惜它力耕负重的劳苦呢？

68. Poems, idioms, proverbs, or sayings about cows. 69. A sick cow toils in the fields for thousands of acres, yielding the result of a harvest that fills thousands of granaries, but it itself is extremely exhausted, its strength completely depleted. Yet, who will show compassion for its toil and burden of hard work?

70. 吃的是草，挤出的是奶。

70. They eat grass, but produce milk.

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72. 谓牛与千里马同槽而食。比喻贤愚不分 牛角书生： 喻勤读之士 牛角之歌： 春秋时，宁戚很穷，想见齐桓公而出仕，一天，乘桓公出城迎客的机会，在车下喂牛，“扣牛角疾歌”。

72. It is said that the ox and the千里 horse eat from the same trough. This比喻the inability to distinguish between the wise and the foolish. 牛角书生: This refers to diligent scholars. 牛角之歌: During the Spring and Autumn period, Ning Qi was very poor and wanted to see Duke Huan of Qi and get a government job. One day, taking advantage of the opportunity when Duke Huan went out of the city to welcome guests, Ning Qi fed the oxen under the carriage, "knocking on the ox's horn and singing rapidly."

73. 风牛马不相及 初生牛犊不怕虎 割鸡焉用牛刀

73. Wind, cattle, and horses are unrelated. A newborn calf dares not fear a tiger. To kill a chicken, why use a cow's knife?

74. 牛耕田，马吃谷：比喻待遇不公平，受苦的受苦，享福的享福。

74. The ox plows the fields, the horse eats grain: a metaphor for unequal treatment, with some suffering and others enjoying happiness.

75. 牛黄狗宝比喻难得的物品。亦用以比喻邪心眼、鬼念头。

75. bezoar and doggoverned pearls are used as metaphors for rare items. They are also used to比喻for evil thoughts and sinister intentions.

76. 牛骥同皂 牛角挂书 杀鸡焉用牛刀 以羊易牛

76. The ox and the mule in the same soap; hanging books from the ox horn; why use an ox's knife to kill a chicken; replacing the ox with a sheep.

77. 整年放牛什么也不忧虑，只害怕卖掉这牛去交租。

77. The whole year long, I have nothing to worry about but the fear of having to sell the cow to pay the rent.

78. 牛不知角弯，马不知脸长：比喻人缺乏自知之明

78. The cow does not know the bend of its horns, and the horse does not know the length of its face: a metaphor for a person lacking self-awareness.

79. 充栋汗牛 带牛佩犊 槌牛酾酒 版筑饭牛 服牛乘马

79. Storing up sweat like a cow, leading a cow with a calf, beating a cow to make wine, cooking rice with a cow, serving the cow while riding a horse.