idiom > a pack of rogues; a gang of scoundrels
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Hupenggouyou
  Explanation: Generally refers to eat, drink, proper job friend.
  Usage: Joint type; as subject, object, attribute; negative, suggesting proper job's friends
  Source: Qing Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions" X back: "annoying thing is that Hupenggouyou, gossip, transfer three nest four."
  Examples: Annoying thing is that ~, gossip, transfer three nest four; gas for his brother not to learn, not body center study. (Qing Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions" X back)
  Results: Please fox dog
  Postscript: Please fox dog
hú péng gǒu yǒu
  Analogy immodest friend
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No. 3
  Do you too believe you that Hupenggouyou. - To spring, "Coal City surf"
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No. 4
  Still Huqungoudang. "Dream of Red Mansions," the 10th back: "annoying is that Hupenggouyou, gossip, transfer three nest four." Zhou Libo, "Storm" Part 5: "Monkey head and face at him, said: 'Who is pushing you as Director of? you several Hupenggouyou, rats weighing hook to climb, said his own '. "Qu Bo" Bridge Long Biao "one:" Luckily I did not teach you to gang Hupenggouyou, to church, I have to starve to death cow-day victory. "
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English Expression
  1. n.:  a pack of rogues; a gang of scoundrels
Thesaurus
a pack of rogues; a gang of scoundrels, fair-weather friend, Wine and meat brethren, intolerance, Loser, whole heartedly, Share bliss, Have difficulty with when, to the last breath not to change, friends, To the last breath Come to their senses, be tarred with the same brush
Antonym
Lightness finds, when one dog barks at a shadow all the others join in; (fig) slavishly echo others, Feiyingfeixing, plagiarize, pich up what others say, Without sediment mud, be soaked in a dark liquid without becoming back, Mentor, Mentor a friend who will give forthright admonition, Play it by ear, watch which way the cat jumps, appearance To one's liking away, Reasonable from the appearance, Above the No, go adrift, trim one's sails to the wind, Downwind The ship, take one's cue from changing conditions