丢盔弃甲

Explanation: Helmets: fighting with the metal cap; A: The battle with the metal protective clothing. Panic to escape the situation described Chilebaizhang 　　Usage: Joint type; as the predicate attribute, complement; containing derogatory 　　Source: Du Pengcheng "In the days of peace," Chapter III: "He was in the office do a Diukuiqijia various unforeseen circumstances, find any look." Thesaurus:  be home and dry, not bat an eyelid, flee helter-skelter, Withdraw troops from the front Troops to the capital, flee helter-skelter; fly pell-mell, back out(of), Fengrourinuan, common as an old shoe, throw away their armor(英armour) and trail their weapons behind them, Beat gongs Receive military, blow [sound] the (a) retreat, blindness, jump the gun, Almost every war must, call off the army maneuvers, handclasp smoke the pipe of peace, Yanqipugu, cancel Proper word Antonym Group:  Forty all Second Man, domineer, defeat the enemy and win the battle, snowflower sleight, stir up trouble, stir up trouble, Rome is not built in a day, facilitate momentum impetus, outcry cheer, control the forces of nature with the abilty to summon wind and rain, 4 Pavilion VIII when, Sitingbadang, The Perfect Storm, muster up courage try to be the first to do sth., muster up courage in the van, Chishuizhangbo, powerful, the rising wind forebodes the coming storm, fan the flame, bare fangs and brandish claws, incur unnecessary trouble, No less than restrain, restrain repeatedly, Could not by sodium, wave flags and shout battle cries, Drum cheer, Sweep away Total Annihilation, make a stand at every step, surge surge, s den, be all over the town, drops of water wears holes in stone, Yanbohaomiao, Breath diffusion, cause a temporary clamour, whitecap for days, Run sb. to earth Huanglong, play for safety, a warlike gesture, successively triumph, cause a great flutter, to flutter in the wind., windward dance, Tiechu grinding, Wind dance, a strong wind scattering the last clouds, make a clean sweep of sth., Wind and waves, become powerful and intransigent, brunt, Prompting in imperial China when a ranking official was on tour, the advance party of his retinue, beat gongs to clear the way for officials in feudal times, Dark To pressure the City Buildings destroyed