"Timid as a mouse" is a commonly used idiom that means to describe a person who is very timid, very timid, and afraid to do something slightly dangerous or difficult. The "rat-like" in this idiom refers to being timid enough to be like a mouse, and the rat will panic and flee immediately when it encounters danger.
This idiom can be used to describe a person who is timid, afraid to pursue his ideals, dare not challenge his limits, dare not face difficulties, dare not express his opinions, etc. It usually carries a certain negative connotation, suggesting a person's lack of courage and bold qualities.
In addition, sometimes it is also possible to use "timid as a mouse" to mock or ridicule a person for being cowardly and timid. However, when using it in practice, we should pay attention to the choice of words and avoid personal attacks or malicious slander against others.
For example:1Although he was tall, he was as timid as a mouse, and would scream in fear at the sight of a small bug.
2.In the face of difficulties, he is always timid as a mouse and does not dare to take a step.
3.This wolf looks ferocious, but in fact is as timid as a mouse, and will run away if anyone comes close.
4.In the wizarding world, the seemingly powerful wizard is actually as timid as a mouse, and the slightest pressure can be helpless.
5.Although he was not tall, he was never afraid, and he would never be timid enough to face any difficulties.
6.Although she has always behaved as timid, she has always stepped up and not flinched when it matters most.
7.He has a soft spot for ghost stories, but is always timid as a mouse, fantasizing about ghosts appearing out of nowhere.
8.The boy was timid as a mouse, but after years of hard work, he has now become brave and fearless.
9.In the face of unfamiliar environments, he is always timid as a mouse and does not dare to communicate with strangers.
10.In the face of the boss's questioning, he lowered his head timidly and did not dare to answer at all.
11.The kitten is so scared and timid that it hides in a corner when it sees a stranger.
12.When the rain poured down, he hid in the house timidly, afraid of getting wet.
13.Before the exam, he was always timid and worried that his grades would not be satisfactory.
14.Despite being an adult, he remains timid in the dark and always wishes for a light to shine through.
15.Although this little bird is petite and cute, it is as timid as a mouse and will fly away when it sees people.
16.Although this young man is physically strong, he is timid as a mouse at heart, and does not dare to challenge his abilities.
17.In the face of an unfamiliar environment, she is always timid as a mouse and does not dare to take the initiative to make new friends.
18.In horror films, although the heroine acts as timid as a mouse, she eventually overcomes her fear and successfully escapes.
19.When she heard the ** sound, she hid under the table timidly, afraid of getting hurt.
20.In the face of an interview with a hundred people, he was so nervous that his palms were sweating.