过街老鼠
Explanation: Everyone hated the bad analogy. Usage: Partial official; as object; containing derogatory Source: Zhai Qing Hao, "the popular series beast animals": "" cautious child ':' a rabbit across the street, hundreds of people by the 'press, the prevalent custom there are words of hatred, like this and bearing false. " Examples: After rounding the former village, everyone blame the evil, so they chose him a nickname, called ~. ★ Ming Fang Ruhao "Zen really Itsushi"- Thesaurus: target of public criticism, Oaks may fall when reeds stand the storm.
- 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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