When enemies meet, they are very jealous

When enemies meet, they are very jealous

When enemies meet, they are especially jealous. As an idiom, it means that when enemies touch each other, they are more angry with each other.

Pronunciation ch ó ur é nxi à Ji à n, f è NW à iy à NH ó ng à. source: the first fold of Li Zhengyuan's "returning to prison" in Yuan Dynasty: "when enemies meet, they are very clear-sighted. I'll take Li kongmu with my adult's words." The prince, catching up, grabbed the bun and scolded: "cheap girl! What kind of person are you (the second chapter of the chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty by Feng Menglong of Ming Dynasty) synonym: when enemies meet, they are especially red eyed antonym: when benefactors meet, they are especially green eyed usage: as object, clause; refers to the angry appearance of the two hostile parties when they meet English: whenthenemies come face to face of ACE, Japanese: Chou Tongshi (かたきどうしがをあわタばとりけいり〦つ)