Gou E Jiu Suan (狗恶酒酸) means that a business fails because of a hostile environment or the interference of malicious people, like wine turning sour due to a fierce dog deterring customers. It signifies misfortune caused by negative external factors and carries a negative connotation, as found in "Han Shi Wai Zhuan" by Han Ying of the Han Dynasty.
狗恶酒酸 (gǒu è jiǔ suān) 比喻因环境险恶而生意不好,或者坏人阻挠好事,含贬义。出自汉·韩婴《韩诗外传》。
| 成语 | 狗恶酒酸 |
|---|---|
| 解释 | 比喻环境险恶,使人裹足不前。 |
| 出处 | 汉·韩婴《韩诗外传》卷七:“人有市酒而甚美者,置表甚长,然至酒酸而不售。问里人其故?里人曰:‘公之狗甚猛,而人有持器而欲往者,狗辄迎而齧之,是以酒酸不售也。’” |
| 拼音 | gǒu è jiǔ suān |
| 拼音码 | gejs |
| 用法 | 连动式;作定语;含贬义 |
| 故事 | 春秋时期,一个宋国酿酒人非常注意自己的信誉,店越开越大,酒越酿越好,他养一条狗看店。可是渐渐地酒卖不动了,越积越多,逐渐变酸。他问杨倩到底为什么?杨倩说:“你家的狗太凶猛了,别人害怕你的狗而不敢来买酒。” |
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