Basic interpretation: Jie: violent; Ao: A horse is not docile, which is a metaphor for arrogance. Violent and disobedient

Detailed interpretation: Jie: violent; Ao: A horse is not docile, which is a metaphor for arrogance. Violent and disobedient Example: literate, reading and smart. It produces a temper, stubbornness and pervert. Qing Wenkang's Biography of Heroes of Children: 18th.

Source: "The Praise of Han Shu's Soul": "Its stubbornness is still the same, and Anken takes Aiko as the quality?"

Near meaning: lawless, rampaging, obedient and unruly.

Antisense: heartfelt, passive, obedient, obedient, obedient, obedient to Nuo Nuo.

Example:

1, I think Zuo is really unruly, so I have to warn him.

2. Chen Gang has an unruly personality, but under the education of Mr. Chen, he has gradually become better.

He defiantly faced the angry crowd.

The old man is unruly by nature, and his temper is against everyone.

This river is really fierce.