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Contents ·Gengguizhihu ·No. 2 ·No. 3 ·成语词典 ·More results... Gengguizhihu 　　Explanation: G, Kuei: rations of the argot. Begging for grain was originally the military metaphor. After pointing to borrow money. 　　Source: "Zuo Duke Ai thirteen years," recorded with the Spring and Autumn Period Fuchai Shanxi, Shandong and other Congressional Union, Wutai Fu Shen Shu meter mountains to Luda Fu Kung-sun's begging for food. Leung said there was no men, there is of coarse grains, if the board first mountain to call, say 'g capric peace! 'The promise. " No. 2 　　See "G Kuei." Translated by Google No. 3 　　词 目 庚癸之呼 　　发 音 gēng guǐ zhī hū 　　释 义 庚、癸：军粮的隐语。原是军中乞粮的隐语。后指向人借钱。 　　出 处 先秦·左丘明《左传·哀公十三年》记载：春秋时吴王夫差与晋、鲁等国会盟，吴大夫申叔仪向鲁大夫公孙有山氏乞粮。回答说：“梁则无矣，粗粮有之，若登首山以呼，曰：‘庚癸乎！’则诺。” 　　事 例 储偫委积，师旅无～。 ★唐·柳宗元《安南都护张公墓志铭》 成语词典 　　成语名称 　　庚癸之呼 　　汉语拼音 　　gēng guǐ zhī hū 　　成语释义 　　庚、癸：军粮的隐语。原是军中乞粮的隐语。后指向人借钱。 　　成语出处 　　《左传·哀公十三年》记载：春秋时吴王夫差与晋、鲁等国会盟，吴大夫申叔仪向鲁大夫公孙有山氏乞粮。回答说：“梁则无矣，粗粮有之，若登首山以呼，曰：‘庚癸乎！’则诺。” 　　使用例句 　　无