First, the fear of death
Explanation: greed: reluctant. Longing for survival, afraid of death. Cower, unwilling to fight the enemy.
Said by: None of them ran away for fear of death. They know that one more person is more powerful. Qu Bo's Lin Yuan II
Grammar: combination; As predicate, attribute and object; derogatory sense
Synonyms include fear of death, fear of death, greed for life, giving up one's life and forgetting one's death, treating death as one's own, rejoicing and hating one's life, coveting enjoyment, loving one's life and hating one's death, and running away from the cold.
The antonyms are despair, being born with despair, dying with despair, going forward bravely, dying without surrender, winning glory for our country, being born with despair, not avoiding axe chopping, dying without regret, fighting bravely, dying without regret, not knowing life and death, taking it easy, dying without surrender, and returning with the sword.
Second, the same life * * * death.
Description: Life and death and * * * describe deep friendship.
Said by: a pair of comrades who died together, shoulder to shoulder; Hot hands, tightly held together. Luo Guangbin and Yang Yiyan "Eternal Life in Fire"
Synonyms of life and death and * * *
The antonym is to fight with each other and fight to the death.
Third, a cliche.
Explanation: Old scholars often say. This is a metaphor. People are used to hearing things that have no fresh meaning.
Chen Shou, a historian in the Western Jin Dynasty, said in The Biography of the Three Kingdoms, Shu Wei Guanju: "This is a cliche."
This is what old scholars often say.
Example: fame and fortune have no evidence and always make mistakes. Where does the water flow after three glasses of turbid wine? This word is also a cliche. Qing Wu Jingzi's The Scholars
Grammar: formal; As predicate and object; There is nothing new.
Synonym repetition, cliche, glib, cliche, old ideas, the same old tune, the same old tune.
Antonyms are farsighted, unique, insightful, ingenious, innovative and unconventional.
Fourth, newborn calves.
Explanation: The newborn calf is a metaphor for a simple or brave young man.
From: with the courage of newborn calves, stand at the forefront of all battles. Xia Yan's Drama during the Three-year Anti-Japanese War
Grammar: formal; Become an object; Include praise
Antonym frightened bird
Five, risk your life
Explanation: The original meaning is from birth to death. After describing risking his life, regardless of personal safety.
Said by: They are old brothers who risk their lives to avoid getting angry. Levin's History of the Qing Dynasty (Volume I)
Grammar: combination; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Used to praise people's bravery.
Synonyms have experienced all kinds of hardships, fatal, desperate, battle-hardened, in and out of life and death, taking the lead, being crushed to pieces, willing to die, fighting in the south and fighting in the north, risking one's life and forgetting one's death, risking one's life and going through fire and water.
The antonym is greedy death.