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To give a good scolding to someone so that he/she will not make the same mistake.
The beginning and the end of an event is reversed; mistake the means for the ends; put the cart before the horse
To become a state where something important is not distinguishable from something unimportant.
be unable to regain one's principal
For one's efforts to cause a negative and reverse effect.
have seen all one can see
For things to go wrong with no chance of getting better.
wet one's cheek
To shed tears.
have a swollen cheek
To be dissatisfied and angry.
feel the spring
To lose one's appetite or feel drowsy and weak in the spring.
catch a phoenix
To get a very precious and great person or task.
raise[lift] a beacon
To take the lead in a certain task or movement.
cause a beacon
To take the lead in a certain task or movement.
have no face to see
To feel ashamed or sorry to meet someone.
What is said is the price
For a price to be inconsistent and change frequently because the seller decides it as he/she pleases.
One's indignation surges up
To be very angry and furious.
see the impurity
To do something unclean and undesirable especially when one should try to avoid it.
be affected by the bad omen
To be harmed by something ominous.
have the mood
To give a delicate and stylish impression.
set fire
To make fire and burn something.
be obvious[bright] as if seeing a fire
To be sure without doubt.
Sparks fly up
To compete in a fierce manner.
Sparks fly up
For one's eyes to bear a violent feeling.
Balls of fire drop
For an urgent problem to strike in front of one's eyes.