What are the words in a good four-character idiom?

What are the words in a good four-character idiom?

1. What are the four-character idioms that describe a large number of books? 1. Idiom: vastness.

Pinyin: hà orú yā nh m: i.

Explanation: Hao: vastness; Sea of smoke: the vast sea. Describe the richness of classics and books.

Source: Sui Mengfu: "If the law is profound, the mystery is hard to find, it is immortal, the color is not heart, the sky is vast, and Deng Lin is gloomy."

Example: There are numerous records in ancient and modern times. Qing Zhou Yongnian's Annals of Confucianism and Tibetan Studies

2. Idiom: Sweat a lot.

Pinyin: hànniúch ng déng

Commentary: Dong: Dong Yu, house. Books sweat when transported and can be piled on the roof when stored. Describe a large collection of books.

Source: Tang Zongyuan's "Lu Tomb Table": "It is a book, but it is full of buildings and sweating."

For example, making sentences: handed down from generation to generation, full of sweat, who is effective? Qing Pu Songling's Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio Feng Sanniang

3. Idiom: Left picture and right view

Pinyin: zu ǒ tú y ? ush

Description: Describe many indoor books.

Source: "New Tang Book Yang Wanchuan": "Being alone in one room, left picture and right history."

For example, Beishan is very comfortable with three meals a day in prison. Chapter 12 of "The Collection of Money in Late Qing Literature is Earth-shaking"

4. Idiom: Countless

Pinyin: bù jù qí shù

Description: Quantity cannot be calculated. Describe a lot.

Source: Wei Songliao Weng's "Counties of Dajing Lake": "Or there are about 200,000 government militia in the city, and there are countless people scattered in the suburbs."

Example: I went to the state bridge around Hanoi to light up and down, countless. Shi Ming Naian's Outlaws of the Marsh: Chapter 66

5. Idiom: the history of left and right pictures

Pinyin: zu

Explanation: There are books all around, which shows that you like books and are eager to learn.

Source: "New Tang Book Yang Wan Chuan": [Xu Wan] Calm and quiet, living alone in one room, taking history and gathering dust.

2. What are the four-word words to describe many books? Learn to become rich, study hard, study hard, and study hard on talented people.

Rich books, cars full of books, books full of books.

Be knowledgeable, enrich Confucianism and master knowledge.

Direct writing, closed reading, unpublished reading, extensive reading, closed reading

White-faced book lang and white-faced scholar eat Chinese books, read books and are empty.

Read it a hundred times, and its meaning is self-evident.

Reading breaks thousands of books, reading three books, reading more than three books.

Big books, special books, reading seeds, writing hard, writing straight, wasting books and sighing.

Burn books, burn books, pit Confucianism, burn books, pit Confucianism, fly books, and spread books with yellow ears

Fox sings, fish writes, jute purple writes, Hongqiao delivers books, Cheng writes and measures books.

A letter from home is worth a ton of gold. It's better to borrow books and make sure they are real than to give them to geese without books.

Lin Zhixue stone bookcase bookcase two-foot bookcase illiterate.

I don't know how to read books, and I don't know how to hang them.

It exposes the difficulty of reading, and it is difficult to ride a cow to read Chinese books, play chess, calligraphy and painting, abandon books and donate swords to study.

There are too many books to write, but the history of reading is endless.

A book that can't be put down is better than a book that has been read for ten years.

Read five books, calligraphy and painting, and read for ten years.

The schoolbag is bottomless, the book lacks a poem, and the book sounds loud.

Scholars' point of view: two books are the same, and the car is on the same track.

Scholarly family, scholarly family, scholarly family, more than three books.

I just read my father's book "Street stall book", which is a proud book of all cities and a street stall book in Dali.

A weak scholar, hanging on a stone, can't learn books, and it is difficult to send books to learn swords.

Yin Haoshu, Kong Yanqin, a scholar, has a bookcase with feet.

Learn from others' strengths, learn from others' strengths, be broad and profound, be knowledgeable but not refined.

Bo but few people want to learn from ancient times and modern times.

Bocha, Duowen, Duowen, Duotong, Boshuo, Feishan, Bo Shi, Jizhong, Bo Shi, buy donkeys.

Broadcom classics, encyclopedic knowledge, debate, extensive knowledge, natural history and gentleman.

Keep in mind natural history, contact natural history, contact natural history, keep in mind natural history, contact natural history, and be determined.

Erudite, erudite, erudite, erudite, erudite, erudite.

Shen Bo is beautiful, Shen Bo is beautiful, with vast territory and abundant resources, vast land and abundant people, and numerous belts in Hubei.

High crown, broadband, wide view, wide exposure, wide collection, wide discussion and wide research.

Collect, collect, search, collect, collect, collect, solicit, contact, learn, remember and learn.

Extensive knowledge, words of benevolence and righteousness, Li Bo, thin sheep, doctor pass, today pass.

Wang Yanghao is knowledgeable, from Bo to Bo, and back again.

3. A four-word idiom describing a book refers to an inexperienced scholar. Also refers to the white-faced scholar.

Read with the door closed and bury yourself in a book at home.

Write a history book based on facts, don't hide it.

Extensive reading: extensive reading. Read a wide range of books. Describe reading a lot.

Reading with thorns means studying hard.

Big book and special book: write. Close-up in uppercase. It means recording something of great significance very carefully.

Dan Shu Tieqi Dan Shu: written in cinnabar; Iron deed: certificate made of iron. The ancient emperors gave the hero a voucher to enjoy preferential treatment or exemption from punishment from generation to generation. The diploma is written in Dan on the iron plate.

Danshu Iron Coupon Danshu: written in cinnabar; Iron deed: certificate made of iron. The ancient emperors gave the hero a voucher to enjoy preferential treatment or exemption from punishment from generation to generation. The diploma is written in Dan on the iron plate.

Put down the bag: shake, shake. Speak or write articles to show off your knowledge by quoting ancient books.

Reading room: gap. Metaphorical trick. I got the hang of reading. Describe that reading can find tips and get information.

Reading three describes reading seriously.

Read three more books: after winter, after night, after day and after rain. This means that you should seize all your free time to read a good book.

Reading seeds refer to scholars who can connect the past with the future in culture.

Waste books and sigh that I stopped reading because I felt something.

4. What are the four characters in a book?

Read widely,

Reading room,

The book is very loud,

There are too many books,

Write hard,

A scholar,

Scholarly family,

Knowledgeable and polite,

Scholarly family,

Write a book, make a statement,

Chyi Chin calligraphy and painting,

Learn books and swords,

Wild geese leave books,

The book of history,

Writing in a hurry,

Write a book,

Pu Die writes books,

White-faced scholar,

The fox sings fish books,

The goose foot handed the book,

Worm book and bird print,

A good book about flies,

Painting and calligraphy Mao You,

The masterpiece "Brocade Axis",

A bookish method

5. The four-word idioms describing the wonderful contents in the book are:

1, fascinating: yǐNRéNRéo shèng, which means a beautiful realm that is very attractive and intoxicating. More refers to the attraction of scenery or literary works. From Liu Yiqing's "Shi Shuo Ren Xinyu Dan".

2, a wonderful pen gives birth to flowers: miàobǐshēnghuā, which is a metaphor for outstanding brushwork or writing style. Wang Renyu's "Kaiyuan Tianbao Dream Writing Flowers Legacy" contains: Li Bai dreamed of writing flowers when he was a teenager, and he was brilliant and famous all over the world. It is a metaphor for people with superb brushwork to write touching articles. It is also an irony to exaggerate and make things up when writing.

3. ups and downs: diēdàngqǐfú. Ups and downs: full of changes, ups and downs. Describing things as changeable and unstable, it is also a metaphor for the ups and downs of music tones and the twists and turns of stories.

4. Every word is a pearl: z √ z √ zh √ j √, which means that the words and expressions of metaphor speeches and articles are very beautiful. Sometimes it also extends to being concise, concise and forceful when speaking or writing articles. From Xian Zu's "Handan Ji Gift Test".

5, gripping: kòurénxīnxián, an idiom, means knocking; Heartstring: refers to the heart that responds with emotion. Describe a speech or performance that deeply touches people's hearts. Also called "plucking the heartstrings". Used to describe things that can deeply touch people's hearts. Or refers to the strong inner * * * sound caused by being moved. More refers to stimulation.

References:

Fascinating (Chinese vocabulary)-Baidu Encyclopedia

6. What are the lasting charms of the four-word words that indicate that this book is wonderful? The content of this book is very lasting.

Full of twists and turns: The content of the book is very exciting to read, which makes my mood full of twists and turns.

Immersed in the scene: This book is so wonderful that readers feel as if they have experienced the story in it.

Nothing to add: The article was written in one go without any modification. These four words are generally used to describe a person's excellent literary talent.

Wonderful: Many wonderful books have been announced one after another.

Fascinating: victory: scenic spot. Bring people into a good place. Now it is often used to refer to particularly attractive scenery or literary works.

complicated

Grip: buckle: knock. Describe something exciting.

Sometimes good and sometimes bad; Ups and downs

Soul-stirring: it breaks the heart and intestines and stirs the heart. Describing articles and music is very tactful and moving.

Very realistic

Never tired of reading: I never get tired of reading a book a hundred times, which shows that this book is too beautiful and wonderful.

Exquisite: Exquisite and wonderful to the extreme.

I can't put it down: because the content of the book is so wonderful, people who study are reluctant to put it down.

7. The four-word word describing reading attracts light through the wall, pricks stocks to read, and holds ice in winter. In the hot summer, I embrace fire, study hard, study hard, eat lightly, go on a diet, scrape and quench, fireflies in the snow area, endure hardships and hardships, pick flowers and fireflies to reflect snow, feel extremely grateful, work hard, study hard, keep reciting, study hard and practice, sharpen myself deeply, spend ten years in a cold window and sharpen a sword. Pillow brother tastes bravery, pillow brother drinks bravery, and is determined to go through hardships. White-faced scholars read straight books, books, books, books, books, books, books, and related idioms (words): White-faced scholars read straight books, read big books, read special books, read red books, drop books, drop books, drop books, read books, sigh, burn books, and bury people. There are more than three books, poems and books. This book is incomplete. Lack of books. The fourth book of shuxiangmen, the five classics, reads the father's book. Coincidentally, the book is hung on the stone and written in the back room. Yan, a scholar, said that reading reflects the moon in the snow, reading is affectionate, holding books in a hundred cities, stacking bookcases, reading well and writing well-an idiom to describe a wide range of reading idioms: reading well, rich in books; Well-educated groups have rich books; An idiom describing hard work: Wei Biansan tirelessly hangs beams, pricks legs, hangs beams, reflects snow, reads a bag of fireflies, reflects snow and steals light; An idiom describing the love of reading: read ten lines at a glance; A glance describes many books; A sea of books is full of sweat; Reading is beneficial; Open books are good for reading widely. Its significance is self-evident, it is difficult to study, and it is difficult to study. Believe that a book is better than no book. It is no coincidence that Linchi learned Chyi Chin's calligraphy and painting, and Huang Er spread the book. Lang Lang's scholarly family Xue Ying studied, burned books, criticized Confucianism, learned books, and learned books. Lang Lang's bamboo was difficult to read one book, and so were two books with four books and five classics. Five cars reading on the same track, scholarly family, Shu said that he knows a lot about books, Yin Hao's book is empty and can't be put down. The white-faced scholar dropped his schoolbag and used up his pen, but it was difficult to read. From generation to generation, reading is unsatisfactory, and the book is empty, and the scholar is a scholar of a scholarly family. Books are bottomless, and calligraphy and painting are discarded. Donate swords, float books, send swords, send geese to pass books, and write books in two-legged bookcases. Ten years may not be worth reading.

This is a metaphor. Things are exactly what you want. When you get them, you take them for yourself. It is also a metaphor that everyone has his own hobbies.

Scholarly, copper-smelling, yellow-eared, weak scholar [explanation] weak: gentle and weak. A scholar with elegant eyes and weak body.

The spread of books has a hundred cities [explanation] metaphor for the richness of books or the depth of book addiction. Spreading books is a proud city.

Spreading books in a proud city is a metaphor for the richness of books or the depth of book addiction. The sound of the book is clear [explanation] describes that the reading voice is clear and loud.

Better than studying for ten years. More than ten years of hard work.

Describe the great benefits of thought. Riding an ox, reading Han Shu's description, studying hard.

It is better to believe in books than to have no explanation, which generally refers to reading. Don't stick to books and don't be superstitious about books. Scrape the book straight [explanation] Scrape: Pick up the pen.

To write quickly and cheerfully. Use "writing".

Turn over a book [explanation] Turn over a pen: Raise your pen. To write quickly and cheerfully.

Burning books Confucianism [explanation] Burning books pits Confucianism. To "burn books to bury Confucianism."

The origin of writing a book is very clear. Chapter 35 of Wu's Scholars: "Give Nanjing Yuan (Xuan) Wuhu to write a book for Zhuang Shangzhi and advocate." Interpretation: writing; Standing: achievement; Say: theory.

Write a book or an article and create your own theoretical example: Feng Youlan preface: "It is the purpose of all my sages." Story White-faced Book Lang [Explanation] is also a white-faced scholar.

Refers to a scholar who only knows how to read and has little experience and knowledge. Sometimes it is derogatory.

Also refers to scholars. See "Sitting in a Hundred Cities" in Book City.

For the left picture and the right book, see "Left picture and right history". Zuo Shu's correct metaphor is contrary to common sense.

Books stand out: writing; Standing: achievement; Say: theory. Write books or articles and create your own theories.

Books and letters at hand. Wooden slips used in ancient Chinese characters are called letters because they are simple and long.

Pillow meridian, pillow meridian, cushion book. Describe a cool person who loves reading and keeps books as a companion.

Chisel a column to get a book, which means adhering to the teachings of our ancestors. Chiseling and collecting books means hiding books and preserving them for a long time.

Fish Book Goose Letter Fish Book Goose Post Fish Book and Goose Post generally refer to letters.

See "Fish Book Goose Post" for shredded goose. Fish stories and wild goose books generally refer to letters.

A bookcase with feet is a person with accurate memory and profound knowledge. See Book South "There are Books in 100 Cities".

Reading by reflecting the moon is to illuminate reading by moonlight. Describe a poor family and study hard.

Xi Yan Shu said that this metaphor was far-fetched, distorted the original intention and spread incorrectly. David moses, the general of Jin Zhongjun, Yin Haoshu was abolished and removed as a citizen. In Xin 'an, he often writes "strange things" all day long.

See Liu Yiqing's Shi Shuo Xin Yu Exemption in the Southern Song Dynasty. Later, it was surprising to use "Yin Hao's book empty" to refer to things.

Take books as the king and ride horses according to what you have learned from books. Metaphor sticks to dogma.

Carry a book on your back, face up: face up; Write: write. Describe your concern for books.

Scholar Yan Chuanjian's Biography of Confucian Scholar Yan Chuanjian. Learn books, swords, literature and martial arts.

Language "Historical Records of Xiang Yu": "If you can't learn books, learn swords." Letters from home are hard to send: letters from home.

It is difficult to send letters home. Metaphor is isolated from hometown news.

Knowing poetry etiquette means knowing poetry etiquette. Four Books, Five Classics and Four Books: Also known as the Four Books, namely, The Great Learning, The Doctrine of the Mean, The Analects of Confucius and Mencius; Five Classics: Poetry, Calligraphy, Ceremony, Book of Changes, Spring and Autumn Period.

Refers to Confucian classics. Scholarly family and "scholarly family" are the same.

Scholars are the same as "scholarly family". See "Scholarly Family" for academic portal.

Books are like reading widely, with rich and exquisite knowledge. Two unitary,.

8. What are the four-word words to describe many books? They read a lot, full of books, full of books, empty books in Yin Hao, Wang Yang Haobo, five cars a day, countless, full of books, countless.

1, extensive reading

Pinyin: NQ

Interpretation: Bo: extensive. Read a wide range of books. Describe reading a lot.

2. Sitting in the Book City

Pinyin: Zuo y ngsh chéng

Interpretation: Metaphor is rich in books. To "sit in a hundred cities."

3, sweating like a pig

Pinyin: hànniúch ng déng

Interpretation: Dong: Dong Yu, residence. Books sweat when transported and can be piled on the roof when stored. Describe a large collection of books.

4. Read five cars

Pinyin: shūdúwǔchē

Interpretation: It describes reading a lot and being rich in knowledge.

5, david moses book empty.

Pinyin: y and NHàOsh sk not ng

Explanation: Borrowing refers to surprising and surprising things.

6. Wang Yang Haobo

Pinyin: wāngyàNGHàobó

Interpretation: Describe people's broad tolerance, heroic language and profound knowledge, like boundless water.

7. Carrying five cars a day

Pinyin: ǔ ch ē

Interpretation: read a lot of books a day. Five cars, many books.

8, countless

Pinyin: bùkěshèngshǔ

Interpretation: victory: exhaustion. I can't count them. Describe a large number.

9. Have one hundred books and one hundred cities.

Pinyin: b means cheng.

Interpretation: Metaphor is extremely bookish or hidden.

10, countless

Pinyin: Shanghai b Shanghai.

Interpretation: Numbers: calculation. I can't even count them. There are too many descriptions to calculate.