2. What four-word compliments will last forever?
Keep your sleeves neat and well-proportioned.
High morale, clean, honest, helpful, people-oriented, respected and loyal.
High morals and integrity, praised by everyone, aboveboard,
Integrity, loyalty and respect.
Treat everyone equally, be clear about everything, be honest and selfless.
Without hesitation, upright, selfless law enforcement.
Integrity, purity, self-denial and self-discipline
Honest, patient and law-abiding.
Firmness, loyalty, faithfulness, poverty and humility
High moral integrity, trickle to the public, open-minded and open-minded.
Deeply understand the principles of righteousness, modesty, prudence and honesty.
Resolute and open-minded, generous and dedicated, till death do us part.
Be frank and open, sacrifice yourself for others, forget your life and die, and sacrifice yourself for righteousness.
3. The idiom with the word "praise" does not say a word. Detailed?
[Can't praise] Like: Say a word. It means that the article is well written and others can't add another sentence. The description article is perfect.
Also known as "obscene language". * * * obscene words.
Complaining and swearing.
[obscene language] * * * obscene words. Use "obscene words"
"Dense words and many words" means that the words are simple, but not concise.
"Branches" refer to complicated characters. Also known as "Zhi Zi".
Make a name for yourself: spread fame. Four Seas: The ancients thought that China was surrounded by the sea, so they used "four seas" to refer to all parts of the country.
[Famous all over the world] Four Seas: refers to all parts of the country. Fame spread all over the country. Describe a great reputation.
"In a few words" refers to nonsense and gossip.
Describe people gossiping, gossiping and gossiping.
Every word is like a pearl. The words used to describe dialogues and articles are beautiful. Zhuji: Beads.
Every word is exquisite and valuable. Describe the article well written and the price is high.
[Word of mouth] Word of mouth: Everyone speaks in unison. Praise in unison.
All * * * like 】 【 hand in hand.
[Salute] Pay: At the same time. Praise in unison.
[admiration] has been: stop; It's done. I can't stop admiring it.
The word "don't like" originally means that the article is well written and others can't add another sentence. Without a word.
【 full of praise 】 praise constantly. Describe a great admiration for people or things.
[Praise is hard to say] Praise: praise. There is no room for flattery.
[Full of praise] Like: Like; Absolutely: stop. Keep praising.
Like: like. There is no proper compliment to express. Describing poetry is excellent.
[smug] Very proud. Biography of Historical Records of Yan Guan: "Yan Zi is in the same phase, and his wife is watching the door. Detailed?
Describe [satisfied] very satisfied.
Describe the triumphant 】 【 very proud.
4. About the four-word praise, the four-word idiom of praise is: full of praise, praise is unbearable, and the word "no praise" is praised by the public and praised by everyone.
1, full of praise Pinyin: zàn bù jué kǒu Explanation: full of praise. Source: Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions Sixty-fourth: "Baoyu read it and was full of praise."
For example, he often praises Qiu Tong's articles to the skies in front of me. Zou Taofen's Experience and Journalists' Works is synonymous: full of praise, antonym: full of abuse Usage: as predicate and attribute; Nice fingers.
2. Praise is intolerable. Pinyin: zàn bùng kǒu Explanation: Praise is beyond your mouth. Source: Xia Qingjing's song "Wild Sour Dew Ci" No.1 139: "The sage waits for his book to be finished, receives a greeting, and delivers it to an indescribable place. It is also an axis with the times. I cannot help praising it. "
Synonym: full of praise usage: as predicate and adverbial; Used in written language. 3. Disapprove of the pinyin of this word: bù zàn yī cí Explanation: Don't say a word.
Source: Historical Records Confucius Family: "As for the Spring and Autumn Annals, the pen is a pen, and cutting is cutting. People in summer are full of praise. " For example, I usually let him talk to himself. If he doesn't like the word, he doesn't care.
The pronoun of Lu Xun's "The Story of Shout and Rise": Shut your mouth and don't praise. Usage: as a predicate; Say nothing.
4, the public * * * likes Pinyin: zhòng kǒu jiāo zàn explanation: everyone likes each other. Source: Chapter 39 of Qing Wenkang's Biography of Heroes of Children: "Liegong, if you only look at one sister, it will also make such a thousand miles to meet you, and everyone praises you. It can be seen that the road of' sound gas' is indispensable. "
Synonym: antonym of praise: many uses: as predicate and attribute; Used to do things. 5, tut tut praise pinyin: zé zé chēng zàn explanation: tut tut: the sound of smacking admiration.
Mouth slurping, admiration. Source: Ming Dow's Tomb of Zhen Lie: "My widowed wife Guo, who has a posture, is admired when she sees it, and Xin Li admires it."
Example: I know that in less than an hour, the case was closed and I was praised all the way. Synonyms in Qing Liu E's Travels of the Old Disabled: admiration and admiration.
Usage: as predicate and attribute; Used to do things.
5. Four words to describe a long time: Time goes by, a hundred years old, a thousand years old, a thousand years old, a thousand years old, a thousand years old, a drop of water and a stone worn out, a rope sawed off, an eternal source of water, a fool moving mountains, perseverance. Endless years: years. It takes a long time to describe. Year: year: year, year. Describe for many years. Year: success: integrity; Fatigue: accumulation. Year after year, month after month. It takes a long time to describe. Accumulate over time. Monthly accumulation: year; Cumulative month: consecutive months. It means a long time. Poor year: poor year: from the beginning of the year to the end of the year; Cumulative months: lasting for several months. Describe continuous, lasting for a long time. The past few months: describe the passage of time. Over time: for a long time. I want to see with my eyes. Described as ardent hope. If every inch is years old: years old, a moment is like a year. Describe very eager expectations and hopes. Raise your head and put on my eyes: lift; Put on your eyes: look up. Describe looking at the distance with expectation or eager expectation. Put your ears up and your eyes on: look up into the distance. Describe expectations. Ear up and wipe your eyes. Raise your ears; Wipe your eyes. Listen carefully and look carefully. Show that you are eager to see what you expect. Look up. All eyes are looking up. Describe people's expressions of expectation or surprise. Hanging in the air describes the expectation and longing of undivided attention. Just around the corner refers to the sun: you can point out the date, not far away; Wait: expect. It won't be long before it is realized. Counting the days of waiting. Extremely expressed ardent hope. Dead seedlings looking at the rain describe ardent hope. Eyes broken and scales red: fish and geese are more trustworthy. It describes the desire to wear and expect the arrival of letters. Expecting thoughts and eyes, missing heart. I describe my desire. My skin is loose and itchy. I described my desire to return to my heart. I'm looking forward to returning to my business: I'm standing on my heels. I stood on tiptoe, looking forward to coming back. I describe my ardent expectations. I am looking forward to it. I am looking forward to it. I am looking forward to it. I am looking forward to it. I am looking forward to it. I stood on tiptoe. Waiting for a long time. Stretch your neck like a crane, stand on tiptoe and wait for a long time. Describe eager anticipation. Look at the neck. Stretch your neck and look into the distance. Describe ardent expectations. Stretch your neck and look forward to it like a crane. Metaphorically, you are eager to move on. Stretch your neck and lift your heel: heel. Stretch your neck. Stand on tiptoe. Describe ardent hope. Guided by hope: stretch your neck and stretch your neck to see further. Describe ardent hope. Looking at neon through clouds is a metaphor for eager hope. Lead by looking up from afar. Describe ardent hope. Being led by the nose by fatigue: craning your neck and craning your neck to expect. Describe ardent hope. Guided by hope: stretch your neck and stretch your neck to see further. Describe ardent hope. Correction: Lift. Stand on tiptoe and raise your head, which means waiting eagerly. Lift your feet. Lift your feet and tilt your head. Describe ardent hope. Lift your feet, collapse and stretch your neck. Describe ardent hope. Stand on tiptoe to see. Describe the eagerness and rush of hope. Accommodation: I only hope to have food every day and a place to sleep at night. I describe myself as not ambitious and content with the status quo. I am eager for fame and fortune. I am eager for personal fame and fortune. Victory in sight: what I hope is in sight. It means victory is coming. It also means that one thing is about to succeed. I can't reach it. There is no way out. Reach: hope to reach. There is no way to catch up. Looking through autumn water: a metaphor for human eyes. They all passed. Described the ardent hope for distant relatives and friends. It describes ardent hope. It's the same as "looking forward to seeing through" It describes ardent hope. I hope my children will achieve something in their studies and careers. Cut the candle at the west window, originally referring to missing the distant wife and looking forward to meeting at night. Later, it generally refers to the gathering of relatives and friends to talk. Seeing first is fast: seeing first is happy. It describes ardent hope. Hanging in the air describes the whole-hearted expectation, hope Sharp eyes, eager to wear. Eyes are eager to wear, intestines are eager to wear. It describes the extremes of hope and acacia. Eyes piercing and dying. The heart is dead: the heart is dead as ashes. Eyes see through, heart dies. It describes ardent hope and extreme disappointment.
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Want: short. 2) A brush-off: it means to completely deny achievements and advantages regardless of the consequences, and is generally not used to deny mistakes or crimes.
3) One subject and three sighs: The latter describes the poet as graceful and touching. 4) Do it right away: Things are easy to describe, and don't misunderstand it as doing it right away.
5) Out of control: Things are so bad that they can't be redeemed. 7) a scale and a half claws: a metaphor for sporadic fragments.
8) penniless: not a penny. Describe extreme poverty.
(positive: possession; Wrong: value) 9) It's a deal: keep your word. You can't break your word and use it for yourself.
10) a strip of water: the original description is as narrow as a strip of water, and the latter metaphor is only separated by water. Very close.
1 1) pipe pillow: it doesn't mean pipe pillow (millet), but it means that the good thing you want to achieve comes to nothing. 12) dressed owl: owl: legend is the mother's evil bird; Sui: Legend has it that it is an evil beast that eats its father.
Animals in clothes and hats. Metaphor ungrateful, moral character is extremely bad.
13) Pleasure: It makes people feel comfortable and happy. 14) Enjoy yourself: describe harmony and self-satisfaction (pleasure: the appearance of harmony and joy).
15) Make people laugh and be generous: let knowledgeable experts make jokes. Stay.
16) The days have changed. It is a metaphor for stealing state power by deception. 17) bossing around: don't talk but use facial expressions to signal.
Refers to the arrogant appearance of a person with great power. 18) Take what you hear as your own eyes.
The description is not to investigate and study personally, but to listen to others. 19) wait for the horse: the prototype is agile and you can write a good article soon.
Now it usually means fast.