Close at hand,
A hundred-foot club head,
Drooling,
Push your luck,
Fishbone,
Freeze three feet,
A thousand miles long,
Inch by inch walls,
Inch by inch,
Tibet is seven feet,
This ruler is relatively short,
There are short and long,
Tilt,
The waste foot came straight at me,
Six-foot orphan,
No wind, three-foot waves,
An inch of land and a foot of gold,
Ikebukuro,
The beak is three feet long,
A foot of water and ten feet of waves,
Feet on the mountain and water,
Inch male and female,
Your feet and inches are flawed,
Chizawa Chikuno,
Curled jade ruler,
Five-foot-tall children,
Thousands of miles away,
The power of scale,
Exaggerated, untrue
2. What does () mean? Four words are close at hand to describe the distance.
Thousands of miles away is close, but it is difficult to meet each other, as if in the distance.
A stone's throw: an ancient unit of length, eight inches per week, that is, two cents per square foot today; Close at hand: metaphor is close at hand. Although the distance is close, it is difficult to meet each other. I like it.
Close at hand, Wan Li described the picture frame as small and deep. Later, it also refers to the profound meaning of poetry.
Close at hand: a metaphor for smallness. Small contribution.
The end of the world is only a stone's throw away: the ancient unit of length, eight inches per week, that is, six inches and two minutes; Close at hand: metaphor is close at hand. Although the distance is close, it is difficult to meet each other. I like it.
The metaphor of recent days is very close to the face of the son of heaven. Also refers to the face of the son of heaven.
Wei Yan's metaphor is very close to the face of the son of heaven. Also refers to the face of the son of heaven. It's the same as "close at hand"
Books and letters at hand. Wooden slips used in ancient Chinese characters are called letters because they are simple and long.
A calf or pony is a symbol of youth.
3. Four-character idioms that are close to each other stand shoulder to shoulder, shoulder to shoulder, close at hand, close at hand, covered with water, shoulder to shoulder, within reach, separated by a wall, one step away, within sight, separated by a punch, and living next to each other.
Stand shoulder to shoulder-shoulder to shoulder: shoulder to shoulder. Stand side by side. Metaphor is very close to each other.
Stand shoulder to shoulder. Stand side by side. Metaphor goes hand in hand.
Close at hand-close at hand: a very close distance. Describe the distance very close.
Close at hand-describe the distance is close, just like in front of you.
Close at hand-close at hand.
A strip of water-water as narrow as a garment. Although it is separated by rivers, lakes and seas, the distance is not far enough to be an obstacle to communication.
Shoulder to shoulder-describes a lot of pedestrians coming and going, very crowded.
Within reach-close at hand, you can get it at once.
Separated by a wall-describe the distance is very close
A place of an arrow-the distance equivalent to the range of an arrow. Metaphor is not far apart.
One step away-describe the distance is very close, one step can be reached.
In sight-description is at hand.
A punch away-describe the distance is very close.
Live next door-it's close.