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What idioms are there in broken idioms?
The second word is a bad idiom, the third word is a bad idiom and the fourth word is a bad idiom.

Life is worse than death;

Broken jade: refers to snowflakes.

Broken hands and feet: dirty hands and feet. Metaphor is petty theft.

Gossip: Jude gossip. Nagging about things that have nothing to do with business

Beads sink to pieces: a metaphor for the death of a beautiful woman.

Beads are heavy and broken: a metaphor for losing a woman. The same as "pearls are heavy and jade is broken."

Jade is broken and pearls are heavy: beautiful jade is broken and jewels are heavy. The metaphor is the death of a beautiful woman.

Jade chips: jade and stone burn.

Jade chips: jade and stone burn.

Jade chips: jade and stone burn.

Xiangyu Selling: A metaphor for a woman's death.

Broken head: still smashed.

Xiangyu: A metaphor for the death of a beautiful woman.

The disappearance of Xiangyu: a metaphor for a woman's death.

Gossip: leisure: nothing to do with business; Break: refers to nagging. Nagging about things that have nothing to do with business

The disappearance of fragrance: a metaphor for the death of a beautiful young woman.

Broken heart and gallbladder: describes being greatly frightened. The same is "heart and gallbladder are cracked."

Spitting pot rolling: Spitting pot: ancient spittoon. Describe a high appreciation of literary works.

Broken bone: refers to death. Devote oneself to a purpose. It's the same as a broken bone.

Broken bones and remains: a metaphor for completely breaking and destroying things.

Broken body: The body is shattered. Refers to death. Devote oneself to a purpose.

Broken body: still broken head. Devote oneself to a purpose.

Chop up ten thousand pieces: It is said that people who commit the most heinous crimes will be severely punished.

Broken head: the head is broken and the body is eroded. Jude said it to pieces. Devote oneself to a purpose.

Broken head and body: Jude said fragments. Devote oneself to a purpose. With "broken head and broken body".

Broken tiles and broken walls: describe the broken buildings.

Broken heart and gallbladder: describe abnormal fear.

A beautiful short poem.

Fragmented: ① Describe fragmentation. ② Sporadic and trivial. (3) refers to sporadic items.

Scales and broken nails: scales and half claws. Metaphor is a tiny part of things.

Better broken jade than full tiles: better broken jade than earthenware. Metaphor would rather sacrifice for a just cause than lose integrity and drag out an ignoble existence.

Broken jade is better than broken jade: broken jade is better than preserved pottery. Metaphor would rather die for justice than sacrifice.

Head break: refers to a broken bone.

Piece by piece: To describe proceeding or handling in a piecemeal and intermittent manner.

Broken jade: refers to snowflakes.

Fragments: Describe bits and pieces. It also refers to scattered and unsystematic things or things of little use.

Broken jade: a metaphor for bits and pieces, which is worth cherishing. Also known as "broken jade with zero beads" and "broken jade with zero beads".

Break the spittoon: Spitoon: An ancient spittoon. Describe a high appreciation of literary works.

Golden fans and scraps of paper: describing the luxurious life of the exploiting classes.

My intestines are broken: I think: I will. My liver and gallbladder are about to break. Describe extreme sadness or anger.

Hate words: words that describe clutter and triviality.

Broken bone: refers to the crushing of the body and the sacrifice of life.

Breaking the east and breaking the west: refers to fragmentation, dispersion and non-concentration.

Broken GUI and broken Bi: a metaphor for broken and precious words. With "broken Jue lack of jade".

Destroy a person's body and head: that is, smash a person's body into pieces.

Fragmented: fragmented: fragmented, incomplete. Describe things that are fragmented and incomplete.

Life is worse than death; Not for Waquan:

Piece by piece: describes doing things piecemeal and intermittently.

Chicken nuggets and dog nuggets: describes something small and unsystematic.

Smash: The body is crushed to death. A metaphor for losing one's life for a certain purpose or because of any danger.