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Two dogs locked in a stalemate
　　Explanation: "Warring Yan policy II," recorded in the clam shell open sun, sandpipers to peck at it, the mouth is clamped clam shells, the two sides do not give way. After the fisherman to catch both. The two sides will suffer compared dispute, cheap third party.
　　Usage: The main predicate; as the predicate attribute; containing derogatory
　　Source: Yuan Shang Zhongxian "gas English cloth," the second right off Two dogs locked in a stalemate until his death at all, so we can smile again Fisherman's ZTE. "
　　Examples: ~, His fisherman profit. ★ Ming Feng Meng, "Awaken the common saying Joe Prefecture haphazard"
No. 2
　　"Two dogs locked in a stalemate, reap the profit," the province of language.
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No. 3
　　"Two dogs locked in a stalemate, reap the profit," the province of language. Yuan Shang Zhongxian "British Gas announced the" second break: "the right of all to be his death day Two dogs locked in a stalemate, but also other Za Fisherman's smiling again ZTE." "Awaken the common saying Joe prefect haphazard": "Lee all as intended to instigate Sungua Fu, Pei and Liu Bingyi about Guro 2 mouth, Two dogs locked in a stalemate, their reap the profit. "
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No. 4
　　鹬蚌相持 ( yù bàng xiāng chí )
　　蚌方出曝，而鹬啄其肉，蚌合而莫过钳其喙。鹬曰：‘今日不雨，明日不雨，即有死蚌！’蚌亦谓鹬曰：‘今日不出，明日不出，即有死鹬！’两者不肯相舍。渔者得而并禽之。
　　解 释 《战国策·燕策二》记载：蚌张开壳晒太阳，鹬去啄它的肉，嘴被蚌壳夹住，两方都不相让。渔翁来后把两个都捉住。比喻双方争执两败俱伤，便宜第三者
　　出 处 元·尚仲贤《气英布》第二折：“权待他鹬蚌相持俱毙日，也等咱渔人含笑再中兴。”
　　用 法 主谓式；作谓语、定语；含贬义
　　示 例 明·冯梦龙《醒世恒言·乔太守乱点鸳鸯谱》：“～，自己渔人得利。”
成语词典
　　成语名称 鹬蚌相持 汉语拼音 yù bàng xiāng chí 成语释义 《战国策·燕策二》记载：蚌张开壳晒太阳，鹬去啄它，嘴被蚌壳夹住，两方都不相让。渔翁来后把两个都捉住。比喻双方争执两败俱伤，便宜第三者。 成语出处 元·尚仲贤《气英布》第二折：“权待他鹬蚌相持俱毙日，也等咱渔人含笑再中兴。” 使用例句 鹬蚌相持，自己渔人得利。
　　★明·冯梦龙《醒世恒言·乔太守乱点鸳鸯谱》
Thesaurus
Two dogs pit, Two dogs danger, Two dogs fight
Containing Phrases
Two dogs locked in a stalemate fisherfolk accrualTwo dogs be locked in a stalemate Fisherman DeliTwo dogs be locked in a stalemate Fisherfolk Deli
Two dogs locked in a stalemate, play offs Deli