Explanation: Concerns of young people thought very little analogy, aggressive. Usage: Complex sentence; as attribute, complement clauses; generally described as young Source: Ming Luo, "Three Kingdoms" 74 back: "the saying goes: 'not too much afraid of the tiger'." Examples: No matter what these guys went ahead, be described as ~.
No. 2
Young people dare to think and say metaphor, dare daring, not afraid that the spirit of the tiger really out attempt to make the older generation of admiration.
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No. 3
Calf: calf. Newly born calves are not afraid of tigers. Concerns of young people thought very little analogy, aggressive.
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No. 4
初生牛犊不怕虎 ( chū shēng niú dú bù pà hǔ ) （缩写：csndbph）
【解 释】：牛犊：刚生下来的小牛。刚生下来的小牛不怕老虎。 比喻青年人思想上很少顾虑，敢做敢为。
【出 处】 《庄子·知北游》：“德将为汝美，道将为汝居，汝瞳焉如新出之犊，而无求其故。” 明·罗贯中《三国演义》第74回：“俗云：‘初生牛犊不惧虎。’”
【用 法】 复句式；作定语、补语、分句；一般形容年轻人
【示 例 】这些小伙子无论什么事说干就干，真可谓是～啊！
【近义词 】无所畏惧、敢作敢为
【反义词】 胆小怕事
【英 文】 1、New-born calves are not afraid of tigers <Fools rush in where angels fear to tread>
2、The more wit, the less courage.
3、The Fight of a Fledgling.
【谚语故事】
东汉末年，刘备从曹操手中夺取了汉中，并在此称王，下令关羽北取襄阳，进兵樊城。关羽部将廖化。关平率军攻打襄阳，曹操部将曹仁领兵抵抗，结果大败，退守樊城。曹操派大将于禁为征南将军，以勇将庞德为先锋，领兵前往樊城救援。
庞德率领先锋部队来到樊城，让兵士抬着一口棺材，走在队伍的前面，表示誓与关羽决一死战。庞德耀武扬威，指名要关羽与他决战。关羽出战，两人大战百余回合，不分胜负，两军各自鸣金收兵。关羽回到营寨，对关平说：“庞德的刀法非常娴熟，真不愧为曹营勇将啊。”关平说：“俗话说：‘刚生下来的小牛犊连老虎都不害怕。’对他不能轻视啊！”
关羽觉得靠武力一时难以战胜庞德，于是想出一条计谋。当时正值秋雨连绵，汉水猛涨，魏军营寨却扎在低洼之处，关羽掘开汉水大堤，水淹于禁七军，俘虏了于禁，庞德。于禁投降，而庞德却立而不跪，不肯屈服。关羽劝他投降，庞德反而出口大骂。于是，关羽下令杀了庞德。
此俗语已被编入2009年北京市中考考试说明中。
English Expression
: The more wit, the less courage.
Thesaurus
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