释义 |
草木皆兵草木皆兵[cǎo mù jiē bīng]1.■Every bush and tree looks like an enemy -- state of extreme nervousness.; The grass and trees were thought to be the soldiers of the enemy.; apprehend danger in every sound; mistake every bush and tree for an enemy; see every bush and tree as an enemy;see an enemy behind every tree;be plagued by imaginary fears:“八公山上,草木皆兵”, 是错觉之一例。“To see every bush and tree on Mount Bagong as an enemy soldier” is an example of misconception. |