Basic meaning: Hemorrhoids refer to diseases caused by varicose veins around the anus, which is an extension of things that make people suffer or worry.

Hemorrhoid is a common disease, which can lead to varicose veins around anus, causing pain and discomfort. In idioms, hemorrhoids are used to describe things that cause people pain or trouble, and to describe troubles that people can't bear or get rid of.

Usage: This idiom can be used to describe all kinds of painful or annoying situations, such as difficulties in work, disputes in interpersonal relationships, or setbacks in life.

Story Origin: The origin of this idiom can be traced back to Huangdi Neijing, an ancient medical book in China. Hemorrhoids were considered as a common disease in ancient times, and their symptoms and pain caused great trouble to people. So hemorrhoids are gradually extended to describe things that make people painful or troubled.

Idiom structure: The idiom hemorrhoid consists of two Chinese characters, namely "hemorrhoid" and "sore". Among them, "hemorrhoid" refers to varicose veins around anus, and "sore" refers to disease or wound.

Hemorrhoid sentence:

1, his financial problems are like hemorrhoids, which make him suffer all day.

The failure of this project has brought trouble to the company.

After my brother fell, there was a hemorrhoid-like wound on his knee.

The nervousness before the exam is like hemorrhoids, which makes me unable to concentrate.

Facing the pressure of college entrance examination, I feel a hemorrhoid in my heart, and I can't get rid of it.

6. The writing of graduation thesis made me feel hemorrhoid-like pain, but I persisted.