| 釋義 |
危如累卵累卵之危；危卵之急wēi rú lěi luǎnas precarious as a pile of eggs; at stake; in an extremely precarious situation; in great peril; verge on ruin
? 魏有張祿先生，天下辯士也。曰 ‘秦王之國危於累卵，得臣則安。然不可以書傳也?！?臣故載來。(《史記·范睢蔡澤列傳》) Master Zhang Lu of Wei is a great orator. He says that your kingdom is in greater peril than eggs placed one on top of the other. He has a plan to make it safe,but since he would not put this down in writing I have brought him back with me.
? 這個(gè)江山已經(jīng)～，你做皇親的還如此袖手旁觀，一毛不拔！(姚雪垠《李自成》Ⅱ—698) Now the empire is verging on ruin and yet you,an imperial relative,remain quite aloof and won’t even lift a finger to help.
? 允跪而言曰：“百姓有倒懸之危，君臣有危卵之急，非汝不能救也……”(《三國演義》66) Wang Yun knelt saying，“The people are on the brink of destruction,the prince and his officers are in jeopardy,and you,you the only saviour…” 危如累卵wei ru lei luanas hazardous as a pile of eggs 危如累卵wēi rú lěi luǎn危險(xiǎn)像壘起來的蛋一樣，很容易倒塌打碎。比喻情況十分危險(xiǎn)。in a precarious situation, as precarious as a pile of eggs, be on thin ice |