knight-errant > to falsely implicate others in a criminal act
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No. 1
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No. 2
　　Blamed. "Art class together," Volume 77 Atsuko cited Wei Sheng "Indian Temple monument": "Bee poisonous scorpion, wolf back to bite them."
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No. 3
　　Metaphor of betrayal. "Book of Jin Zhang track Biography": "Jo (Zhang Zuo) both shock fear, but also consider Zhuo (Zhuo Wang) back to bite them." "South Qishu Jiang Mi Biography": "guilty of only traces of Akira, back to bite the situation has significantly . "Tang ling" Edict Youzhou Key Periods Chang Shou-Gui book ":" are those who, consolation down Krupp, in every way superior to the end, this I do not know Don, but plans back to bite them. "" Old Tang Bugu Huai 'en Li Huaiguang preach On ":" Bokuko pregnant thought, Li Huaiguang, salt to Yong force, there are labor Wang, as the minister is not the end, carry out back to bite them, big carry on against himself. "
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No. 4
　　Analogy by the people of the benefits, anti-plus framed. Song Lu You, "bag out something": "Qi public your side when the doctor recommended Dassler more than men, and to its losing ground, not back to bite them in the right of the door by several pro-people?" Qing Zhao Yi, "Zhao Yi Su Shi": " euphemistically slope conjugating, and subsequently back to bite those who have. "
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No. 5
　　Labeling it as an accomplice criminal prosecutor metaphor. Also refers to its own people to do bad things but framed. Qing Zhao Lian "Xiao Ting Zhao security Miscellany": "Di has escort double lover, leaving trouble, impeach the ancestors, love for life were back to bite the Fengxian, but cited security as evidence." Lu Xun "canopy set not gossip ":" Recently some people, all their good stir in the dark inspired, to see people understand the quality of a direct action of speech, they will often back to bite him stir and agitation, is a party, is a system. "
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English Expression
  1. v.:   falsely implicate others in a criminal act,   falsely accuse one's benefacter