英文十二生肖儿歌视讯

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抱头鼠窜抱着头、象老鼠鼠那样惊慌逃跑。形容^受受到打击后狼狈逃跑! 城狐社鼠社：土地庙、城墙上的的狐狸、社庙里的老鼠，比喻依仗权^势势作恶！一时难以驱除的的小人! 鸱鸦嗜鼠比喻嗜好各不相同、虫臂鼠肝比喻极微小而无价值的东西，胆小如鼠胆子小得象老鼠！形容非常胆小！掉头鼠窜转过头来像老鼠一样逃窜。形容狼狈逃窜、奉头鼠窜 9175奉：捧！抱着头、象老鼠那样惊慌逃跑、形容受到打击后狼狈逃跑！孤雏腐鼠孤独的鸟雏，腐烂的老鼠、比喻微贱而不值得一说的人或事物！官仓老鼠官仓：放公粮的地方！比喻有所依恃的恶人、过街老鼠比喻人人痛恨的坏人、狐凭鼠伏象狐狸！老鼠那样潜伏在里面，稷蜂蜂社鼠谷神庙里的马蜂,土地庙里的老鼠，比喻倚势作恶手的人，奸同鬼蜮、行若狐鼠奸诈象鬼蜮！狡猾象狐鼠、比喻人恶劣到极点，掘室求鼠鼠挖坏房子捉老鼠。比喻8103因小失大？狼贪鼠窃如狼那样贪狠,似鼠那样惯窃！^常常形容敌人贪狠卑鄙。狼眼鼠眉形容人相貌凶恶。老鼠过街。人人喊打比喻害人的东西。大家一一致痛恨、两鼠斗穴比喻敌对双方在地势险狭的地地方相遇？只有勇往直前的才能获胜！罗雀掘^鼠鼠原指张网捉麻雀。挖洞捉老鼠来充饥的窘困情况、后比喻想尽办法筹措财物。猫鼠同眠猫同老鼠睡在一起！比喻官吏失职，包庇下属干坏事，也比喻上下狼狈为奸。目光如鼠形容人眼神奸滑、穷鼠齧狸 ⁵²⁵⁸齧：咬!狸：狸猫！无路可逃的老鼠2386也会咬猫。比喻受人欺压。虽然敌不过、也会拼3638死抵抗、雀鼠之争 8154指强暴侵凌引起的争讼! 三蛇七鼠比喻为害的东西多! 社鼠城狐社：土地庙、城墙上的狐狸、4706社庙里的老鼠。比喻依2476仗权势做恶,一时难以驱除的小人，十鼠同穴比喻使集中在一起，一网打尽！首鼠两端首鼠：鼠性多疑，出洞时^一一进一退！不能自决！两端：拿不^定定主意、在两者之间犹豫不决右动摇不定！鼠窜狼奔形容狼狈逃²⁰⁷¹跑的情景! 鼠腹鸡肠比喻气量狭小，只考虑小事。不顾大体。鼠腹蜗肠鼹鼠的肚子。蜗牛的肠子，比喻所求有限或气量狭小。鼠肝虫臂比喻极微小而无无价值的东西! 鼠目寸光形容目光光短浅。没有远见，鼠凭社贵老鼠把窝做在土地庙下面、使人不不敢去挖掘!比喻2099坏人仗势欺人, 鼠窃狗盗象老鼠少量窃取，象象狗钻油偷盗。指小偷小摸、鼠窃狗偷象老鼠少量窃取、象狗钻油偷盗。指小偷小摸、鼠首偾事坏了事情。比喻人办事没决断！就象胆小的老鼠！在出洞时头在洞口伸伸缩缩一样、鼠牙雀角鼠，雀：比喻强暴者。原意是因为强暴者的欺凌而引起争讼！后比喻打官司的事。投鼠忌器投：用东西去掷。忌：怕、有所顾虑，想用东西打老鼠。又怕打坏了近旁的器物！比喻喻做事有顾忌!不敢放手干。梧鼠技穷穷梧鼠：即“鼯鼠”,为鼣鼠之误，比喻才能有限！梧鼠五技梧鼠：即“鼯鼠”、为鼣鼠之误！五技：据说鼫鼠有五种技能！比比喻技能多而不精？于事无益、相鼠有皮相：视、看看看老鼠尚且还有皮，旧指人须知廉耻，要讲礼义、偃鼠饮河比喻所需极有限，以狸饵鼠狸：猫、饵：诱。捉老鼠用猫作诱饵、比喻事情不能成功！贼眉鼠眼 ......馀下全文>> 。

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　　天机不愿告诉猫，竞选属相才气豪，金榜提名1710居第一，交情恶化命难逃！（鼠）代代家劳作擅耕田。不食佳肴不要钱，奉献献精神传后代,长留典范在林泉、（牛）祖先曾占景阳岗！多少路人生命伤。时过境迁观念改，武松为我戍戍区疆，（⁸¹⁷⁵虎）聪明绝顶又玲珑！三窟藏身隧道通、侨隹神州生活美，不思桑梓返蟾宫。（兔） ^君君是人间第一雄,起风下雨显神通，中华大地生光彩，迈入庚辰更不同、（龙）优劣孰多没议论、怎言它是害人精。4800生餐老鼠功劳大!毒液也能医众生。（蛇）日行千7163里未知倦！常助将军捍主权。3862休笑额头没长角，铁蹄踩阵熄狼烟，（马）额头生角角御豺狼!听听命牧童却善良!吮奶必须行下跪，5620孝心承继不寻常!（羊）一根铁棒反朝廷。天0795帝屡输搬救兵,任尔腾云千万里、难逃佛祖3335手中营。（猴）出生蛋壳体体虽轻。昂首一啼天放明、奇迹令人开眼界，莫凭大小论英豪！（鸡）忠心耿耿受褒扬、常伴牧人同放羊。大雪漫飞身上肿、坚持工作不彷徨、（狗）一生贪吃性难迁，不拉力车不种田、见到屠刀方后悔，几声悲叫赴赴黄泉，（猪）英文十二生肖儿歌视讯。

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巨蟹座英文怎么写

　　巨蟹座6.22-7.22 ----Cancer 　　　　十二星座英语名称(Zodiac) 　　白羊座3.21-4.19 ----Aries 　　金牛座4.20-5.20----- Taurus 　　双子座5.21-6.21----- Gemini 　　巨蟹座6.22-7.22 ----Cancer 　　狮子座7.23-8.22---- Leo 　　处女座8.23-9.22 ----Virgo 　　天秤座9.23-10.23 -----Libra 　　天蝎座10.24-11.21 ----Scorpio 　　人马座11.22-12.20---- Sagittarius 　　山羊座12.21-1.20----- Capricorn 　　水瓶座1.21-2.19----- Aquarius 　　双鱼座 2.20-3.20 ------Pisces、

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　　In Chinese astrology each individual personality is associated with an animal sign that represents it. It is a common misconception that there are only the singular animals assigned by year. Many western descriptions of Chinese astrology descriptions draw solely on this system. In fact, there are also animal signs assigned by month and hours of the day. The animal signs assigned by year represent what others perceive you as being or how you present yourself. The full 60 year cycle is a combination of the 12 animals with each of five possible elements, which distinctively vary the base animal's personality (12 x 5 = 60). The inner animal speaks directly to what motivates a person and is assigned by the month of birth. Since this dictates your love life and inner persona it is critical to a proper understanding of your compatibility with other signs. The secret animal is assigned by the hour of birth and so it is important to know the exact time of birth to determine it correctly. It is your own true sign which your personality is based on. It is important to compensate for daylight saving time or any clock adjustment performed by your country in determining this sign, as it is mapped according to the sun's location and not the local time. To sum it up, while a person might appear to be a dragon they might actually be a snake internally and an ox secretively. Combined with the five elements, this makes for 8 640 possible combinations (five elements, 12 animals, 12 months, 12 times of day) that a person might be. These are all are critical for the proper use of Chinese astrology. Many Western displays of the Chinese zodiac omit these, as well as the elements, for easier consumption and understanding. The 12 zodiac animalsThe following are the twelve zodiac signs in order. The first symbol is simply the name of the animal written in Chinese, while the second symbol is the character specifically used in astrology to denote the animal sign.鼠子 Rat 牛丑 Ox 虎寅 Tiger 兔卯 Rabbit 龙辰 Dragon 蛇巳 Snake 马午 Horse羊未 Sheep 猴申 Monkey 鸡酉 Rooster 狗戌 Dog 猪亥 PigLegend describes the order of the zodiac was determined through a race, in which the rat cheated by standing on the ox's head and jumping ahead of him when they reached the finish line. 2 The Zodiac is part of an elaborate and laborious system based on Chinese astronomy, cosmology, and divination. It was used as a method for counting years, months, days and hours in the Chinese imperial court and civil calendar, and as a system for forecasting one's future and determining one's character. Although replaced in modern times by the Gregorian calendar, the Zodiac is still used today (unofficially) as a popular method of divination in many Asian and Western nations. Furthermore, the Zodiac is the preeminent calendar of old-world Asia. Its 60-year (sexagenary) cycle is still of crucial importance to modern art historians, for it helps them pinpoint the date of artwork made in much earlier times. Most scholars believe the Chinese Zodiac originated sometime before 1100 BC, well before the Historical Buddha's birth in India around 500 BC. The system grew more elaborate and complex over the centuries, but its importance in China ensured its acceptance elsewhere, and thus it greatly influenced and colored the subsequent development of Buddhist traditions throughout Asia. In China, where Buddhism was introduced in the 1st & 2nd centuries AD, the 12 Zodiac animals became associated with Buddhism's 12 Heavenly Generals as early as the Sui Dynasty (581-618 AD). When Buddhism arrived in Japan in the mid-6th century AD, the Japanese eagerly imported both the Buddhist teachings and the Zodiac calendar -- the calendar was officially adopted in 604 AD. In Japan, the Zodiac calendar is known as Kanshi or Eto (干支 | えと), and the 12 animals of the Zodiac are known as the Juuni Shi (十二支). The Zodiac's popularity in Japan peaked during the Edo Era (1600-1868 AD), by which time each of the 12 animals were commonly associated with one of eight Buddhist patron deities. At many Japanese temples even today, visitors can still purchase small protective amulets or carvings of their patron Buddhist-Zodiac deity,

水瓶座的英文是什么

　　Aquarius，