1.【老而不死是为贼】责骂老而无德行者的话。例见元·无名氏《盆儿鬼》第三折:常言道:老不死是为贼。正是你这样人!该语出自《论语·宪问》:“原壤夷俟。子曰:‘幼而不孙弟,长而无述焉,老而不死是为贼!’以杖叩其胫。”(意思是:原壤叉开双腿坐着等待孔子。孔子骂他说:“年幼的时候,你不讲孝悌,长大了又没有什么可说的成就,老而不死,真是害人虫。”说着,用手杖敲他的小腿。) 1. [Old but not dead is a thief] Scolded old without morality. See for example Yuan Anonymous “basin ghost” third fold: As the saying goes: never die is a thief. It is you who such a person comes from The Analects of Confucius and the Constitution: “The original soil is called a barbarian. The tibia. ”(Mean: the original soil sitting legs waiting for Confucius. Confucius scolded him:“ When you were young, you did not talk filial piety, grew up and there is nothing to say the achievements of the old Immortality is a real pest. ”“ Say, knock his calf with a cane. ”)