Explanation: Analogy of people out of the name or have money to easily catches the attention, causing trouble.
Usage: Contraction type; as the predicate clause; describe the high position vulnerable to attack
Source: Ming Wu Cheng-en, "Journey to the West": "This is the big tree attracts the air damper to shake the tree, people in the name of Gao mourning people."
Examples: Moreover ~, land, hills more easily visible, arouses opposition. (Feng Deying "Spring Flowers" Chapter IV)- Thesaurus: target of public criticism, a person as unpopular as a rat crossing the street
- Antonym Group: bawdy, blunt, slighting, barbarian, severe, insolent, abusive, offensive, brisk, foulmouthed, bitter, exquisite, tempestuous, brass, abrupt, discourteous, loot, Fangpixiechi, audacious, Put evil in luxury, badly brought up, ungovernable, audacious, discourteous, distinctness, armed robbery committed openly, Open fire Executive rod, explicitly, likely to offend many people, stormy, kill a person and seize his goods, a notorious bandit leader, unmannered, Fish in troubled waters, Fish in troubled waters, drastic, awkward, acerb, robust, husky, wilfully commit all kinds of outrages, bluff one's way out (of), oafish, thuggee, take advantage of another's perilous state, Robbery while fire, turbulent
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