匹马单枪
Explanation: Originally referred to a person when the battle to fight. Action is no analogy to help. Usage: Joint type; as subject, object, attribute; metaphor act alone, no one to help Source: Buddhism, Taoism Yuan Song, "recorded Jing Chuan Deng Yu Chau South Campus monk": "Q: 'how to horse single gun?' The master said: 'After I chop bars'." Examples: Yu Chau South Campus monk asked: "~ How come?" The master said: "chop sticks to me." (Song, Buddhism, Taoism dollars "Jing Chuan Deng recorded in" Volume XII)- Thesaurus: Horse Danqiang
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