2. Four words with quotations are used to drive cars and sell pulp.
The text "Historical Records Biography of Wei Gongzi": "Gongzi led the car into the market, and Hou Sheng welcomed his guest Zhu Hai." Then he said, "I heard that Zhao has Mao Gong hiding in it and selling pulp." Later, because "driving to sell pulp" generally refers to a humble industry.
It is not intended to show the abbreviated form and length of jup.
It means to show your shortcomings and show your strengths by deliberately not showing them.
Draw a bow but not an arrow.
No archery, full bowstring. The language "Mencius is dedicated": "The great master does not waste rope ink for my poor work, and does not change the winning rate for my poor shooting. The gentleman cited it but did not send it. " People who are good at teaching archery just make eager gestures for learners to observe and understand. Later, it was used as a metaphor to stand by and be prepared. Or metaphor is good at guiding rather than replacing.
Incite, stir up trouble
Metaphor provoked others to expand the trouble.
Introduce a bad person or enemy
Jude's words brought the wolf into the room.
The current reality of ancient historical facts or documents.
Cite ancient historical facts or documents to illustrate the current reality.
Prove reality with ancient experiences and lessons.
Cite ancient historical facts or documents to prove current actions.
It will be even more disastrous to introduce another evil force to resist the original evil force.
Also known as "attracting wolves to the tiger". For example, introducing another evil force to resist the original evil force will make the disaster even bigger.
Introduce a bad person or enemy
Jude's words brought the wolf into the room.
Trying to rely on evil results.
It is a metaphor that relying on evil forces for self-defense will bring disaster.
Fire-self-criticism to encourage/attract criticism from others
(1) metaphor self-destruction; Ask for it. Today is also used to describe actively criticizing your mistakes and seeking help from others.
Cite authoritative works
Quote classics. The text "The Biography of Xun Shuang in the Later Han Dynasty": "Shuang is based on righteousness and is the classics."
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Cite classics, historical sentences or stories as the basis.
Take responsibility for mistakes and criticize yourself.
Use "blame yourself"
Blame yourself.
Admit your mistakes and blame yourself.
Stretch one's neck and sing
Open your throat and sing loudly.
It will be even more disastrous to introduce another evil force to resist the original evil force.
See "draw the tiger back from the wolf"
Lure the wolf into the room-open the door to dangerous enemies
Metaphorically, I introduced the bad guys into the room.
Trying to rely on evil results.
Jude's words drew the tiger to defend itself.
People with the same interests
Call on like-minded people.
Conviction analogy
Ancient legal terms. Quote the law, draw inferences from other cases.
attractive
Attract people into a wonderful situation. The text of Liu Yiqing's "The Story of Ren Xinyu's Birthday" in the Southern Song Dynasty: "Wang Weijun Cloud, wine is attracting scenic spots." Later it is often used to refer to beautiful scenery or articles.
The depth of missing
A day is like a year. Describe the depth of missing.
Attention, high musical expression.
See "attracting businessmen to carve feathers"
Elegant music
Ancient scales include palace, quotient, horn, sign, feather, sign change and palace change. The upper tone is the highest among the five tones, which is called "leading"; Feather sound is fine, which is called "carving". "China Merchants Carving Feathers" refers to a musical performance with lofty tunes.
Extend from the principle of one thing to the same thing
See "Extending and Contacting Classes"
Extend from the principle of one thing to the same thing
Also known as "extended analogy". It means extending from the principle of one thing to something similar. The Chinese book "Book of Changes": "The introduction is delayed, and the touch is long."
Conspire to repel aliens
See "Guiding Ropes to Roots"
Synthetic repulsive force
Also known as "leading rope to arrange roots". Metaphor together to repel dissidents.
Vertical and horizontal
Describe vertical and horizontal neatness
Strong and upright, unpretentious and unbiased.
The carpenter's ink lines are cut straight. Used to describe integrity.
Micro-power can help others.
Metaphorically, a small force can save others. The text of Tang Hanyu's book Time and Man: "Those who know power are not poor, and forget to raise your hand and cast your foot into a clear wave?"
Self-frustration
Metaphor brings disaster.
Quote or imply something, cascade and other similar things
A reference or metaphor of one thing, which is associated with other things of the same kind.
Contact and painting
See "threading the needle"
Contact and painting
Also known as "threading the needle". Thread the thread into the eye of a needle. ② Metaphor comes from connection and matching.
The art of ancient Taoism, that is, spitting.
Talk about old things and get new things. The ancient Taoist art of keeping in good health is breathing and breathing.
Mutual feeling of things
Metaphor things are mutual induction. The language version of Wang Hanchong's "On the Balance of Chaos Dragons": "Dunmou mustard seed and magnet lead needle are all true, not false." Deng mou, amber. Said it was tortoise shell
Draw a tiger for self-defense/attraction/downhill.
3. What are the four-character idioms at the beginning of the quotation? 1, quoted but silent:
Source: "Mencius with all my heart": "A gentleman leads but does not send it, which is like a mistake. People who stand in the middle and can follow. "
Meaning: lead: pull the bow; Hair: archery. Draw a bow without shooting an arrow. Metaphor is good at inspiring and guiding. It is also a metaphor for getting ready, not acting for the time being, and waiting for the opportunity.
2, lead the wind to blow the fire: use the wind to blow the fire, so that the fire burns more and more brightly. Metaphor to incite and stir up trouble.
3, lead the ghost to the door:
Source: Ming Lingmengchu's "The First Moment of Surprise" Volume 22: "We are well-intentioned, but we call it' inviting ghosts to the door'. I can't pursue it now, so I will ignore him. "
Meaning: Metaphor attracts bad guys.
4. Sing a song:
Meaning: citation: elongation; Nothing: throat, throat. Sing loudly.
5. Draw a tiger for self-defense:
Source: Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Sixty-third time: "Yan Yan was in Ba County, and when she heard that Liu Zhang invited Liu Bei to Sichuan, she sighed,' This so-called lonely mountain leads a tiger to defend itself!'" " "
Meaning: attraction: attraction. Attract tigers and protect yourself. Metaphor means trying to rely on the wicked, and the result is that you suffer.
6. Fire:
Meaning: The original metaphor is asking for trouble or self-destruction. Nowadays, more metaphors are used to actively expose their shortcomings and mistakes in order to win everyone's criticism and help.
7. Quotations:
Source: Biography of Xun Shuang in the Later Han Dynasty: "Shuang is based on righteousness and is a classic."
Meaning: Quote classic books as the basis of argument.
8. Neck pain:
Source: Xu Ming Lin Zhong's "Romance of the Gods" back to the 36 th: "When the heavenly soldiers arrive in Japan, they dare to refuse the enemy soldiers."
Meaning: kill: kill. Stretch your neck and wait to be killed Die without resistance.
9, remorse:
Source: Biography of Jin Shu Yu Liang: "Bright is very afraid, see it, blame yourself, and the wind stops."
Meaning: blame: guilt. Take the initiative to take responsibility for mistakes and make self-criticism.
10, inviting the wolf into the room:
Source: Yuan Luo, the first fold: "I didn't lead the wolf to the house to find a dragonfly to drill my ears."
Meaning: attraction: attraction. Lead the wolf indoors. Metaphor brings bad guys or enemies indoors.
1 1, have a look:
Source: Mencius Hui Liang Wang Shang: "If there is a person who is not addicted to killing, everyone in the world looks forward to it."
Meaning: Lead: Stretch your neck. Stretch your neck and look far away. Describe ardent hope.
12, fascinating:
Origin: Liu Yiqing in the Southern Dynasties, known as Ren Xinyu's birthday: "Wang Weijun Cloud, wine attracts customers."
Meaning: victory: victory. Bring people into a good place. Now it is often used to refer to particularly attractive scenery or literary works.
13, striking:
Meaning: Gaze: Gaze. To attract people's attention
14, merchants carve feathers:
Source: Chu Song Yu in the Warring States Period "Ask the King of Chu": "There are few people who attract merchants to carve feathers, and those who belong to the country are harmonious. It is its high music and rare harmony. "
Meaning: Shang and Yu: two phonetic names in ancient music. Refers to a musical performance that pays attention to temperament and has high achievements.
15, take a warning:
Source: Under Mandarin and Chu Language: "People ask more, listen more, lose more, and learn from their strengths."
Meaning: reference: use; Attention: Warning. Refers to learning from past mistakes and avoiding repeating them.
16, jade-absorbing brick:
Source: Songshi Daoyuan "Jingde Dengchuan Record" Volume 10: "Compared with attracting jade, it leads to a fall."
Meaning: If you show modesty. Metaphor is a superficial and immature opinion published in order to elicit others' brilliant opinions.
17, cited enough to save the classics:
Source: Xunzi Zhong Ni: "Will is treacherous, and deeds are treacherous. It is to seek the name of a gentleman and a saint, and it is still crouching in the sky, and it is enough to save the classics. "
Meaning: lead: pull; Classic: hanging. Save the hanged man by pulling his foot. Metaphor action runs counter to the purpose and is getting farther and farther away from the purpose.
18. Knocking and stabbing:
Source: The Warring States Policy, Qin Ce and Me: (Su Qin) When he was sleepy at school, he was tempted to stab himself. "
Meaning: awl: awl; Femur: thigh. If you want to sleep after reading at night, stab yourself in the thigh with an awl to stay awake. Describe studying hard.
19 lead ropes for arrangement:
Source: History of Han Guan Fu Biography: "And when he lost power, he also wanted to rely on his husband to pull the rope to eradicate those people he abandoned after his lifelong admiration."
Meaning: refers to colluding to exclude dissidents.
4. What four-character idioms at the beginning are eye-catching, fascinating, loud, warning, proud and eye-catching [yǐn rén zhù mù] Explanation: Attention: Gaze.
Eye-catching comes from: * * * "Investigation Report on Hunan Peasant Movement": "There are also gongs and drums, holding high flags and attracting attention."
Second, fascinating [yǐn rén rüshèng] explanation: victory: victory. Bring people into a good place.
Now it is often used to refer to particularly attractive scenery or literary works. From: Qin Mu's "Shrimp Fun": The fan painting is small, and the Suzhou garden pattern is small, but it is always so fascinating.
Third, sing a song [yǐn háng gāo gē] explanation: quotation: elongation; Nothing: throat, throat. Sing loudly.
Said by: Ye Shengtao's "Drunkenness is not about wine": "When they sing loudly, there is a kind of procrastination." Fourth, take a warning [yǐn yǐ wéi jiè] Interpretation: citation: use; Attention: Warning.
Refers to learning from past mistakes and avoiding repeating them. Said by: Qing Li Garbo, Chapter 18 of Officialdom Appearing: Therefore, in the past seven or eight years, all the governors have taken a warning and dared not entrust other affairs.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) is proud of [yǐn yǐ wéi róng]. Interpretation: I am proud of this matter. From: Lao She's Four Generations under One roof 74: "They always behave themselves, and they also behave themselves with their children, which is something they are proud of."
5. Idioms are quoted from the four-word idioms "What is big" and "What is big":
Eye-catching,
Parallel quotation,
Charming,
Quote classics,
Singing loudly,
Strangled,
Blame yourself,
Throw a brick to attract jade,
Be ashamed of ...
Proud of it,
Lure the wolf into the room,
Regret,
Pull the snake out of the hole,
Accept the warning,
With hope as the guide,
Side-cited music certificate,
Leading rope and cutting ink,
Cite examples to help in class,
Guide the law to be taken seriously,
The loss of metaphorical meaning,
Take responsibility,
Extended touch class,
Draw a tiger to defend itself,
Throw one's hand into one's foot,
Light passes through the wall,
Tilt your feet and take the lead,
Baskets lead to fur,
Lead the wind to blow the fire,
Send a close call,
Self-frustration
6. What are the four-character idioms that begin with quotations? 1. cited without sending: source: Mencius wholeheartedly: "a gentleman cited without sending, jumping like a horse. People who stand in the middle and can follow. " Meaning: draw a bow; Hair: archery. Bow but not shoot. Metaphor is good at inspiring and guiding. It is also a metaphor for being ready to wait for the opportunity. 2. Draw the wind and blow the fire: blow the fire with the wind, which will burn more and more brightly. Metaphorically speaking, it will incite and stir up trouble. 3. Draw a ghost to the door: Source: Ming Ling Dingchu's "Surprise at the First Moment" Volume 22: ". Say nothing: throat, throat. Sing loudly. 5. Draw a tiger to defend himself: Source: Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Sixty-third time: "In Ba County, I heard that Liu Zhangfa was inviting Liu Bei to Sichuan and sighed:' This so-called sitting alone in a poor mountain will draw a tiger to defend himself!'" "Meaning: attract, attract tigers, and defend yourself. Metaphorically, you try to rely on the wicked, but you get hurt. 6. set yourself on fire: it means asking for trouble or self-destruction. Nowadays, more metaphors are used to actively expose their shortcomings and mistakes, so as to win everyone's criticism and help. 7. Citation: Source: Xun Shuang Chuan of the Later Han Dynasty: "Shuang Yin." Classic. "Meaning: quoting classic books as the basis of argument. 8. Strangled to death: Source: Love of the Gods by Xu Ming Lin Zhong. Chapter 36: "When the heavenly soldiers arrived in Japan, they dared to keep the enemy soldiers at their necks. "Meaning: killing. Waiting to be killed by craning his neck. It means waiting to die without resistance. 9.blame themselves. The wind stopped a lot. " Meaning: blame. Take the initiative to take responsibility for mistakes and make self-criticism. 10. Lead the wolf into the room: Source: Yuan Luo, the first discount: "I didn't lead the wolf into the room. Find a dragonfly to drill your ears. " Meaning: Attraction. Attract the wolf indoors. Metaphor brings bad guys or enemies indoors. 1 1, quote and see: Source: Mencius Huiliang Wang Shang: "If there is a murderer, everyone in the world will look forward to it." Meaning: Introduction: Stretch your neck. Stretch your neck and look far away. Describe ardent hope. 12, fascinating: Source: Liu Yiqing in the Southern Dynasties, "The Sound of the New Rain": "Wang Weijun Cloud, wine is attracting attention." Meaning: victory: scenic spot. Attract people into the scenic spot. Now it is often used to refer to particularly attractive scenery or literary works. 13, eye-catching: meaning: eye-catching: watching. Attract people's attention. 14, China Merchants Carved Feathers: Source: Chu Song Yu of the Warring States Period "Ask the King of Chu": "There are few people who sum up." Meaning: Shang and Yu: two phonetic names in ancient music. Refers to a musical performance with high achievement and exquisite temperament. 15, as a warning: Source: Under the official Chu language: "People seek to learn more, but they are good at losing, so as to take it." Meaning: reference: use; Attention: Warning. It refers to learning from past mistakes and avoiding repeating them. 16. Bricks attract jade: Source: Songshi Daoyuan's Jingdezhen Lamp Book Volume 10: "Throw bricks to attract jade, but it attracts a pendant." Meaning: I am modest. Metaphor is a shallow and immature opinion published in order to attract other people's brilliant opinions. Classic: hanging. Save the hanged man from pulling his foot. To make a metaphor, the action is contrary to the purpose, and the more he does, the farther away he is from the purpose. 18. Lead the awl to stab the stock Source: Qin Ce 1 of the Warring States Policy: "(Su Qin) wants to sleep, lead the awl to stab its stock." Meaning: awl: femur: thigh. If you want to sleep after studying at night, stab yourself in the thigh with an awl and stay awake. It describes hard work. 19: Source: Hanshu Guanfu Biography: "When I lost power, I also wanted to rely on my husband to pull a rope and get rid of those who abandoned him after his death." Meaning: colluding to exclude dissidents.
7. The four-character idiom of what to quote should be the four-character idiom of what to quote, but there is no four-character idiom of what to quote! Charming to describe the realm of beauty.
Lead: lead. Lead people into a good situation. Now it is often used to refer to a landscape or literary work that lures a wolf into the room: inviting a wolf into the room.
Lead the wolf indoors. Metaphor brings bad guys or enemies indoors.
The metaphor of attracting dogs into the village is similar to the above two metaphors of attracting tigers into the house by diverting water into the wall. Describe people or things with distinctive characteristics and can attract people's attention. Lead others astray, lead others astray, lead others astray, lead a certain component or factor into a certain situation or topic, and lead people into words. I know almost all these idioms, and I wonder if I can help you.
8. What are the four-character idioms with the first word as the quotation? What idioms are there that go astray in the details: go astray in the details? Lead astray: lead astray: a fork in the road.
Take it astray in detail? Draw the snake out of the hole: a metaphor for luring the bad guys, and the details are exposed? Quote: Quote similar examples to illustrate things. Righteousness: justice and etiquette.
It's inappropriate and unreasonable to speak. Detailed? Julian full tone: refers to the extensive Julian.
Detailed? Attracting bees to attract butterflies: attracting bees; Attract butterflies. Metaphor attracts others' attention.
Detailed? Pride: Pride? Thread the needle: let one end of the thread pass through the eye of the needle. Metaphor contact, painting.
Detailed? Water into the wall: metaphor leads to disaster. Detailed? Call friends: attract: attract; Class: of the same kind; Call: call.
Refers to attracting like-minded people. Detailed? Lead a dog into the village: Jude's words lead a wolf into the house.
Detailed? Lead the wind to blow the fire: metaphor to incite and stir up trouble. Detailed? Fascinating: winning: attracting people into a good place.
A beautiful realm. More refers to the attraction of scenery or literary works.
Detailed? Neck pain: neck: elongation; Elongation; Slant: kill. Extend one's neck; Waiting to be killed.
Refers to not doing any resistance; Willing to die. Detailed? Sing loudly: lead: pull; Stretching; Hey: throat; Sound.
Let go of the noise; Sing loudly. Detailed? Blame yourself: blame: mistakes.
Take the initiative to accept mistakes; Blame yourself. Detailed? Attract the tiger to defend itself: attract: attract.
Attract tigers and protect yourself. Metaphor means trying to rely on the wicked, and the result is that you suffer.
Detailed? Take a warning: learn a lesson; Be wary of yourself. Often refers to warning yourself with your own or others' past failures and mistakes; Avoid duplication.
Detailed? Eye-catching: To attract the attention of others. Describing people or things is very distinctive.
Can attract people's attention. Detailed? Lead the wolf into the room: lead: attract; Lead the wolf indoors.
Metaphor attracts bad guys or enemies. Detailed? If you are modest.
Metaphor is a superficial and immature opinion published in order to elicit others' brilliant opinions. Detailed? Calling ghosts to the door: a metaphor to attract bad people.
Detailed? Don't send quotation: quotation: pull quotation; Hair: archery. Tighten the bowstring; But don't shoot arrows.
Metaphor is to get everything ready; Wait for the opportunity; It can also be compared to being good at inspiring and guiding. Detailed? Fire: a metaphor for disaster; Either ask for it or kill yourself.
It can also be compared to actively exposing your own mistakes; Strive for everyone's criticism; Help! Detailed? Lead the rope to drive out the roots: refers to collusion to crowd out dissidents.
Detailed? Citation: citation; Assistance; Citation; Scripture: Scripture; According to: according to; Canon: Classic. Cite classic works as the basis of argument.
Detailed? Throw bricks to attract jade: throw bricks; Attract white jade. Metaphor uses shallow and immature views or articles; Draw out other people's brilliant or familiar ideas or works.
Often used as modesty. Detailed? Side by side: width; Signature: solicitation; Bo: extensive; Citation: quotation.
Widely quoted materials as the basis and examples. Detailed? Introduction; Peng; Friends; Lead: lead; Call: call; Class: of the same kind.
Call; Attract people of the same kind. Describe how bad guys collude with each other.
Detailed? Thread: originally refers to the matchmaking between men and women; Now it is often used to describe contact, wooing and wooing; Connect the two sides. Detailed? Tibetan thieves lead thieves: Tibet: hiding; Lead: seduce.
Cover up thieves and seduce robbers. Describe in detail the collusion with the bad guys Vines lead to plants: vines: the roots of vines.
Follow the vine to find the root. Metaphor grasping all the details? No relatives can't attract outsiders: it means that if no one plays tricks on you, you won't attract outsiders to make trouble. Guide the ship to the shore: move the hull to the shore.
Metaphor is that you take the initiative to solve the details? Look at the neck: stretch your neck and look far away. Describe eager for details? Heel introduction: introduction: neck extension; Heel: Heel.
Stretch your legs and stand on tiptoe. Describe hope in detail? Attention: Attention: Gaze.
Attention-grabbing details? Lead far-reaching: lead: pull; To: Realization. Refers to a heavy object that can reach a certain distance.
Metaphor is ambitious, can create a new situation in details and make magnificent achievements? Lead the way: look up and look far. Describe ardent hope.
Detailed? Shout: to utter: a voice, throat. Singing loudly in my throat.
Detailed? Lead a sad song: lead: pull, stretch. Nothing: throat, throat.
Sing loudly. Detailed? Self-blame: take the initiative to take responsibility for mistakes and make self-criticism.
Detailed? Melon lotus full of drink: metaphor involved in personnel. Detailed? Inference: refers to quoting similar things to express one's wishes.
Detailed? Lead a needle to pick up mustard vegetables: a metaphor for things to sense each other. The language version of Wang Hanchong's "On the Balance of Chaos Dragons": "Dunmou mustard seed and magnet lead needle are all true, not false."
Deng, Hu. Detailed? Regret: regret this matter in detail? Shame: ashamed of this? Bring forth the old and bring forth the new: just talk, bring forth the old and bring forth the new.
The art of keeping in good health in ancient Taoism is breathing and breathing. Detailed? Lead the rope and cut the ink: the carpenter cuts the ink line straight.
Used to describe integrity. Detailed? Extended analogy: also known as "extended analogy".
It means extending from the principle of one thing to something similar. Chinese book "The Book of Changes".