a petty theft

a petty theft

Dog stealing, mouse stealing, Chinese idiom, Pinyin is g ǒ UD à OSH ǔ Qi è, which means you can't be a rebel of climate. It comes from the Han Dynasty emperor Huidi Ji by Xun Yue of Han Dynasty.

idiom

a petty theft

pronunciation

gǒudàoshǔqiè

explain

Thieves like ratdogs. It's not a climate rebel.

source

Han XunYue's "Han Ji · Huidi Ji": "today, the master of the Ming Dynasty lies in the upper, and the law is in the lower. Is there a counter thief in peace? It's a real thief! "

Examples

In the biography of Xiao Chen in the book of Zhou, it is said that "to be ~, the bee flies the fox. Qun'an became a bandit when he was a Li, and a master when he gathered in Tibet. "

words whose meaning is similar

a petty theft

usage

As an object or attribute; used in figurative sentences.