Explanation: Chickens to monkeys to see. Analogy to intimidate or punish a person alert others. Usage: The main predicate; as the predicate attribute, object; containing derogatory Source: Qing Li Baojia "Bureaucrats" 53 back: "As the saying goes, is called the 'warning shot', take chicken slaughter, and that natural fear of monkeys." Examples: As the saying goes good, called ~ ", take chicken slaughter, and that monkeys naturally afraid. (Qing Li Baojia" Bureaucrats "fifty-third back)
Analogy to intimidate or punish a person alert others
Analogy to intimidate or punish a person alert others. "Exposure," the fifth three times: "the saying goes, is called the 'kill a chicken to scare the monkey', take chicken slaughter, and that monkeys are afraid of." Also as "Shajixiahou." "Yuan Kingdoms," the second time: "Guangxu conservative minister for the court to resist his order, blocking the New Deal, is in a fit of anger, they take 'Shajixiahou' means, Wen Ti's edicts have come to Abolish the post of censor."
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No. 3
Legend monkeys are afraid to see blood, tame monkeys who would kill a chicken blood to threaten monkeys. Analogy to intimidate or punish a person alert others.
n.: kill the chicken to frighten the monkey, punish sb. as a warning to others
Thesaurus
execute one as a warning to a hundred, Shajixiahou, Warning to others, serve to warn others against following a bad example, punish one as a warning to others, With a warning to a hundred
Antonym
lenity, give quarter, Extrajudicial Ren, Fawai favor, Let bygones be bygones, past not censure