Bān jiū.)
Bird name. It is a pigeon-like body with short and strong feet, and varies in size and plumage. The most widely distributed in China is the brown-backed dove, also known as the mountain dove. The upper back is tan, the lower back to the caudal end is bluish grey, and there are white or yellowish brown spots at the back of the neck. It inhabits mountainous and plain forest areas , where it eats berries , seeds and insect larvae.
Spotted dove reference example sentence:
1, Xiao Li is an engineer, carpentry old Liu Lao laughed at his lack of learning, really spotted dove laughing Peng.
2, a cuckoo on the branch of the cry, a cute spotted dove heard it, so he asked it, hoping to help it solve its problems.
3) A long time ago I lost a hound, a maroon horse and a spotted dove, and I still track them to this day.
4. And according to his strength, he took two doves or two young pigeons, one for the sacrifice of atonement and one for the burnt offering.
Idioms related to spotted doves:
1. Jiu duo que chao: The spotted dove occupies the magpie's nest. Metaphorically preempting other people's places or positions.
2. Què xiào jiū wǔ: Magpies cry and doves fly. It used to be used as a festive greeting.
3. Jiū xíng hú miàn: dove: spotted dove; crane: swan. Resembles a dove(belly low; breastbone is hollowed out); a face like a yellow crane (pale and thin). Describes a thin body; a gaunt face.
4. The dove occupies the magpie's nest (jiū zhàn què cháo): The spotted dove does not make a nest, and often occupies the magpie's nest. The parable of forcibly occupying someone else's house.
5. Què cháo jiū zhàn: The spotted dove does not make a dove, and often occupies the magpie's nest. This refers to a woman who married and settled in her husband's family. After the parable of forcibly occupying someone else's dwelling.
6. The eagle transforms into a dove and hates its eyes (yīng huà wéi jiū, yóu zēng qí yǎn): dove: spotted dove; hate: hate. The eagle changed into a dove, and the other doves remained disgusted by its gaze. The parable changes in appearance, the fierce nature does not change, and it is still disgusted
7. The eagle turns into a dove, and the birds hate their eyes (yīng huà wéi jiū, zhòng niǎo yóu wù qí yǎn): dove: spotted dove; hate: hate. The eagle changed into a dove, and the other doves remained disgusted by its gaze. The parable changes in appearance, the fierce nature does not change, and it is still disgusted
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