1. Four-character words or idioms in which the second character is "jun" and the third character is "zhi"
Meet the king's evil
Idiom explanation: persist Cater to the fatuous ruler and lead him to do bad things.
The idiom comes from "Mencius: Gao Zixia": "If the ruler is evil, the crime is small, but if the king is evil, the crime is big."
Traditional Chinese Idiom: The king is evil
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The idiom is used as a predicate; it refers to catering to the mediocre ruler
Idiom structure combined idiom
Ancient idioms of the time of generation
Idiom examples At that time, there was a sycophant uncle? When the king was evil, he advised him to indulge in extravagance and lust and kill loyal ministers. (Volume 22 of "Ancient and Modern Novels" by Feng Menglong of the Ming Dynasty)
The crime of deceiving the emperor (not an idiom) 2. What are the four-character idioms for bringing the king
The four-character idioms for bringing the king What are the idioms:
Friendship between gentlemen,
Gentleman,
Asking the king to enter the urn,
The king humiliates the minister and dies,
Wenjun is a new widow,
He misleads the country and deceives the emperor,
A second or third gentleman,
A gentleman is poor,
A humble gentleman,
A refined gentleman,
A saintly king, a wise minister,
The crime of deceiving the king,
A talented gentleman,
Be loyal to the king and serve the country,
Do not follow the rules of the king and his ministers,
Deal with the king,
When the king is evil,
A gentleman likes to fight,
A gentleman with sincerity,
A gentleman who eats his children and shows favoritism to the emperor,
A gentleman with natural knowledge,
He is loyal but does not disobey the emperor,
Having no father and no king,
Bullying the king and harming the country,
Negating the Prime Minister of Guo,
Being a lone gentleman,
Yu Taojun ,
The people are more important than the king,
The country has no two kings,
The gentleman in Liang 3. The third character is a four-character idiom with three characters
Three times the white jade was offered to the Chu people and the clan got the jade. Two were offered to the king of Chu, and twice their feet were cut off.
The third time the king sent an envoy to Zhi Pu, he obtained white jade and cut it into a jade, which was known as "He's Bi" in the world. It is a metaphor for not recognizing good talents or not recognizing talents.
Failure to make three tiles is a metaphor for not being able to demand everything. Shunjun Sanshe means retreating and avoiding.
One house: thirty miles. Shujun Sanshe refers to giving in and avoiding.
One house: thirty miles. Eight difficulties and three calamities are a metaphor for children being born with many diseases.
Also describes frequent misfortunes. The third watch in the middle of the night is divided into five watches, and the third watch is at midnight.
Refers to late at night. Three visits to the thatched cottage: a visit.
In order to invite Zhuge Liang, Liu Bei visited him in his thatched cottage three times. Later, this allusion was used to express the emperor's kindness to his ministers.
It also means a sincere invitation or a visit. salivate: drool.
The saliva hangs three feet long. Describes an extremely greedy appearance.
Also described as very jealous. Among them, samadhi: a Buddhist term, a transliteration of Sanskrit, meaning "right concentration", which means to eliminate distracting thoughts and calm the mind. It is a method of Buddhist cultivation.
A metaphor for the mystery here. The tripod is divided into three legs, which is a metaphor for three parties that are separated and compete with each other.
Same as "three points of tripod". Dayu three days: drinking together.
In order to celebrate, the feudal emperor authorized the people to hold a large gathering and drink for three days. Later it was used to express large-scale celebrations.
Get its samadhi samadhi: Sanskrit, meaning right concentration. Get rid of all distracting thoughts, calm your mind, concentrate your mind, and achieve enlightenment.
Extended to know-how or essence. Refers to having profound attainments in a certain area and being familiar with the essence.
Studying three times means studying very seriously. The belly bundle is made of three bamboo strips: thin bamboo slices that can be woven into mats.
Use three bamboo strips to strangle your stomach. Refers to tightening the belt.
It is a metaphor for enduring hunger and settling for poverty. Read for more than three years: winter means the rest of the year, night means the rest of the day, and cloudy and rainy means the rest of the day.
It means that you should seize all your spare time to read good books. Ding tripod: ancient cooking utensils with three legs and two ears.
It is a metaphor for the separation of three parties and competing against each other. Two times three times: times, times.
More than once, repeatedly. Two emperors and three kings: two emperors: Tang Yao and Yu Shun; three kings: Xia Yu, Shang Tang, and Zhou Wen.
Refers to ancient emperors. Two full and three flat means living a decent life and being very satisfied.
Same as "three flat and two full". Two peaches and three warriors: samurai.
In the Spring and Autumn Period, Duke Jinggong of Qi gave two peaches to Gongsun Jie, Tian Kaijiang, and Guyezi, who ate them based on their merits. The three of them abandoned the peaches and committed suicide. A metaphor for killing someone with a borrowed knife.
Thinking about this and that. Describes a lack of concentration and undecided ideas.
Same as "half-hearted". Dichotomy describes being indecisive, unable to make up one's mind or having a weak will.
Feng Xuan's three caves Feng Xuan: Feng Huan, a retainer of Lord Mengchang during the Warring States Period; cave: nest. It is a metaphor for setting up multiple hiding places for safety or adopting multiple strategies to avoid disaster.
Take refuge in the Three Jewels. Take refuge in the Three Jewels. The Three Jewels refer to the Buddha, Dharma and Sangha in Buddhism. Believe in and observe the precepts of Buddhism.
The beak is three feet long. Beak: mouth. The mouth is three feet long.
Describes a person who is good at explaining. The three bundles in Hedong refer to lost books.
Huafeng Sanzhuhua: ancient place name. Feng: boundary, scope.
Hua Feng: Huazhou is a place. The people of Huazhou send three best wishes to the ancient sage Tang Yao.
Namely: birthday wishes, wealth wishes, and many men wishes, collectively known as the three wishes. To be extremely angry is to be extremely angry.
Same as "anger". Anger: rising.
Describes extreme anger. The third day when the river is clear is a sign of peace and prosperity.
The three poles of the red sun pointed to the sky, which was already bright and it was getting late. Jiaban Sanjun Sanjun: the old refers to the upper, middle and lower three troops and horses.
It means that one family can be worth half of the three armies. Describes a large family size.
Several times: times. again and again.
The number of descriptions is huge. Jiuchun, Sanqiu Jiuchun: spring lasts for ninety days, so it is called "Nine Spring"; Sanqiu: the show season lasts for three months, so it is called "Three Autumn".
Refers to the beautiful times of spring and autumn. Nine Thorns, Three Sophora thorns, Sophora japonica: the name of the tree.
In ancient times, thorn trees and locust trees were planted outside the palace as a symbol of where the ministers would stay when they met with the emperor. Later, it generally refers to senior official positions such as Sangong and Jiuqing.
The Nine Classics and Three Histories generally refer to ancient classics. False eyebrows and three dialects.
Pretending. The Nine Streams and Three Religions generally refer to various schools in religion and academia.
Also refers to people from all walks of life in society. Nine Lies and Three Chastities: Chastity; Lie: Jielie.
Feudal society used to praise women's virtuousness. Jiuqu Sanshi refers to the bustling markets.
The golden person’s silence is a metaphor for keeping silent due to worries. The three hairs on the cheek are a metaphor for the inspiration of an article or picture.
Same as "three hairs on cheeks". The three hairs on the cheeks are a metaphor for the inspiration of an article or picture.
Cunning Rabbit Three Cave Cave: Cave. The cunning rabbit prepared several hiding places.
It means there are many hidden places or methods. The three acupoints of a cunning rabbit means there are many hidden places or methods.
Same as "The Cunning Rabbit's Three Caves". Three hundred fingers away from the leap, extremely joyful.
The three precepts of a gentleman: precepts and rules. There are three precepts for a gentleman: abstain from beauty when you are young; abstain from fighting when you are in your prime; and abstain from coveting in old age.
Nine steams and three seals. The hot air rises to steam, and the fire dries to seal. A metaphor that has been tempered for a long time.
Oral term for Samadhi Buddhism. It refers to reciting Buddhist sutras with concentration to achieve a state of eliminating distracting thoughts and calming the mind.
Reward: To comfort and encourage with property or food. Three armies: In the Spring and Autumn Period, they were called the Central Army, the Left Army, and the Right Palace; later they were collectively referred to as the Army.
Now refers to the army, navy and air force. It refers to rewarding and comforting military officers and soldiers.
Meng Ke’s mother moved three times in order to choose a good environment to educate her children. Describe parents who teach their children well.
Three Visits to the Thatched Cottage Liu Bei visited Zhuge Liang three times in the thatched cottage. Later, this allusion was used to express the emperor's kindness to his ministers.
It also means a sincere invitation or a visit. The same as "Three Looks at the Thatched Cottage" has a blind eye and does not pay attention to the legal system.
Describes violations of laws and disciplines, and misbehavior. Three feet refers to the law.
In ancient times, laws were written on three-foot-long bamboo slips, hence the name. In ancient times, laws were written on three-foot-long bamboo slips, hence the name.
Meng Xi’s three swords refer to the promotion of officials. Six arms and three heads are a metaphor for people's extraordinary abilities and vast magical powers.
Two or three things are different and inconsistent. Twice, three times, several times.
Over and over again. The description is repeated many times.
Two things, three subjects, three things, four things, and sweet words. Six Streets and Three Moos generally refers to the streets and alleys.
Same as "six streets and three cities". Six Classics, Three Histories and Six Classics: "Yi", "Book", "Poetry", "Li", "Yue", "Spring and Autumn"; Three Histories: "Historical Records", "Hanshu", and "Later Hanshu".
Generally refers to ancient classics. Six streets, three cities and six streets: the six streets in Chang'an City in the Tang Dynasty;. 4. Four-character idioms. What are the idioms in which the third character is three?
The third watch in the middle of the night is divided into five watches, and the third watch is at midnight.
Refers to late at night. Not three tiles is a metaphor for not being able to demand everything.
Three visits to the thatched cottage Gu: visit. In order to invite Zhuge Liang, Liu Bei visited him in his thatched cottage three times.
This allusion was later used to express the emperor's kindness to his ministers. It also means sincerely.
The saliva hangs down three feet long. Describes an extremely greedy appearance.
Also described as very jealous. Among them, Samadhi: Samadhi: a Buddhist term, transliterated from Sanskrit, meaning "right concentration", which means to eliminate distracting thoughts and calm the mind. It is a Buddhist cultivation method.
A metaphor for the mystery behind this. Obtaining Samadhi Samadhi: Sanskrit, meaning right concentration.
Eliminate all distracting thoughts, calm your mind, concentrate on your work, and achieve enlightenment. Extended to know-how or essence.
Refers to attainment in a certain area. Ding is an ancient cooking utensil with three legs and two ears.
It is a metaphor for the separation of three parties and competing against each other. Study three to describe reading very seriously.
Read more than three years: winter means more than the year, night means more than the day, and rain means more than the sunshine. It means that you should seize all your spare time to read good books.
The three red sun poles indicate that it is already bright and it is not early. The beak is three feet long. Beak: mouth.
The mouth is three feet long. Describes a person who is good at discerning.
Furious means extremely angry. Several times three times: times.
Again and again. The three hairs on the cheeks are a metaphor for the inspiration of an article or picture.
Three Cunning Rabbit Caves The cunning rabbit has prepared several hiding places. It means there are many hidden places or methods.
Nine Lies and Three Chastities Zhen: chastity; Lie: chastity. Feudal society used it to praise women's virtuousness.
The Nine Streams and Three Religions generally refer to various schools in religion and academia. It also refers to people from all walks of life in society.
Reward the three armies Reward: To comfort and encourage with property or food. Three armies: In the Spring and Autumn Period, they were called the Central Army, the Left Army, and the Right Palace; later they were collectively referred to as the Army.
Now refers to the army, navy and air force. It refers to rewarding and comforting military officers and soldiers.
Triple the profit refers to the extremely large profits gained from trading. Three Yuan in a row Three Yuan: The imperial examination system is called the provincial examination, the joint examination, and the palace examination. The first place is Jieyuan, Huiyuan, and Zhuangyuan, collectively called "Three Yuan".
Successfully passed the provincial examination, general examination, and palace examination.
Duplicity is a metaphor for playing two sides, doing one thing in person and another behind your back.
Six streets and three cities Six streets: the six streets in Chang'an City in the Tang Dynasty; city: in ancient times, morning, noon and evening were called the three-hour city. Refers generally to streets and alleys.
Six Taoist Strategies and Three Strategies: "Six Taoists" and "Three Strategies": both are ancient military books. Later, it generally refers to the book of war and the art of war.
Many times. Many times. The description is repeated many times.
Meng Ke’s mother moved three times in order to choose a good environment to educate her children. Three poles in the sun The sun rises as high as three bamboo poles.
Describes that the sun is rising very high and it is getting late. It also describes people who wake up too late.
Penetrating three-thirds of the wood. According to legend, Wang Xizhi was writing on a wooden board. When he was carving, he found that the writing penetrated three-thirds of the wood. The calligraphy is described as extremely powerful.
The problem of multi-metaphor analysis is very profound. The Thirty-Three Heavens Buddhism calls the sixth day of the Desire Realm the Thirty-Three Heavens, the Wrathful Heaven.
The latter describes the highest place. Three provocations and three baths Provocation: Coating the body with incense.
Take multiple baths and anoint your body with spices. This is a courtesy that is extremely respectful to people in ancient my country.
Three baths and three provocations Provocation: Coat the body with incense. Take multiple baths and anoint your body with spices.
This is a kind of courtesy that is extremely respectful to people in ancient my country. Three battles and three norths. North: defeated and fled.
Fight three battles and lose three times. Describes repeated defeats.
Three Friends of the Cold: Pines and bamboos do not wither through the winter, while plum blossoms endure the cold and bloom, so they are known as the "Three Friends of the Cold." Three retreats: In ancient times, the marching distance was calculated as one retreat of thirty miles.
Take the initiative to give in ninety miles. It is a metaphor for giving in and avoiding, avoiding conflicts.
Open the net on three sides. Remove the net for catching birds on three sides. It is a metaphor for adopting a lenient attitude and giving people a way out.
Wei Bian San Jue Wei Bian: Use cooked cowhide rope to connect the bamboo slips; San: an approximate number, indicating multiple times; Jue: broken. The leather ropes connecting the bamboo slips were broken three times.
It is a metaphor for studying diligently. Guaranteed Three Bets: Four people gamble, one person wins the bets of three people.
It is a metaphor for a large amount of harvest out of thin air. Five big and three thick describes a person who is tall, strong and has a strong physique.
Yangguan Sandie Yangguan: the name of the ancient pass, in the southwest of Dunhuang County, Gansu Province today; Sandie: a certain line is sung repeatedly. Originally refers to the ancient farewell tune.
Later is also a metaphor for parting. One Ban and Three Eyes Ban, Yan: the rhythm of opera music.
It means that words and actions are orderly or in compliance with the rules. Sometimes it is also used as a metaphor for being rigid in doing things and not knowing how to be flexible.
Twists and turns originally refers to the twists and turns of the writing style. It is a metaphor for the ups and downs of the structure of the article.
It also refers to many unexpected changes in the progress of things. One person sings three sighs, one person takes the lead in singing, and three people sing in harmony.
It originally meant that music and singing were simple and unsophisticated. Later transfer is used to describe poems that turn euphemistically and have profound meaning.
Three Dukes in One Country Duke: the general name for the ancient princes and kings. There are three people who preside over political affairs in a country.
It is a metaphor that things and powers are not unified, which makes people not know who to listen to. A mouthful of three tongues is a metaphor for nagging and talking too much.
Three autumns in one day Three autumns: three seasons. It means that a day without seeing each other is like three seasons.
It is a metaphor that although the separation time is short, it feels very long. Describes ardent longing.
Three Reflections a Day Reflect on yourself multiple times a day. One corner and three inferences: From the situation and reason of one thing, one can know the situation and reason of many things by analogy.
Bravely Champion the Three Armies Champion: Rank first; Three Armies: The collective name for the army. Refers to being brave or brave and being the first in the army.
Game Samadhi is originally a Buddhist term, which means to eliminate distracting thoughts and calm the mind. It is also a metaphor for the essence and key points of things.
The latter refers to treating everything with a game attitude. Chapter Three of the Covenant Law originally refers to making laws and making an agreement with the people to abide by them.
The latter generally refers to the conclusion of simple terms. Then decline three exhaustion: exhausted.
Refers to repeated consumption of power, which has been attenuated and exhausted. Long-term and three-old refers to boatmen in ancient times.
Eight difficulties and three disasters are a metaphor for a child being born sick. It also describes frequent misfortunes.
Three Offerings of White Jade The people of Chu and Renshi obtained the jade, and offered two pieces to the king of Chu, but their feet were cut off twice. The third time the king sent an envoy to Zhi Pu, he obtained white jade and cut it into a jade, which was known as "He's Bi" in the world.
It is a metaphor for not knowing good material or. Shunjun Sanshe refers to giving in and avoiding.
One house: thirty miles. Shujun Sanshe refers to giving in and avoiding.
One house: thirty miles. The tripod is divided into three legs, which is a metaphor for three parties that are separated and compete with each other.
Same as "three points of tripod". Thinking twice about this and that.
Describes a lack of concentration and undecided ideas. Same as "half-hearted".
Two full and three flat means that life is passable and very satisfying. Same as "three flat and two full".
The river is clear for three days, which is a sign of peace and auspiciousness. Hedong Sanji refers to lost books.
Three Blessings of Huafeng Hua: ancient place name. Feng: boundary, scope.
Hua Feng: Huazhou is a place. The people of Huazhou send three best wishes to the ancient sage Tang Yao.
Angry to the extreme. Same as "outraged".
Three hairs on the cheek is a metaphor for an article. 5. A complete collection of four-character idioms about Jun
A complete collection of four-character idioms about Jun:
The friendship between gentlemen,
A gentleman,
Please enter the urn ,
The king humiliates his ministers to death,
Wen Jun is a new widow,
He harms the country and bullies the king,
Two or three gentlemen,
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A gentleman is poor,
A humble gentleman,
A gentleman of elegance,
A sage, a wise man,
A gentleman who deceives the king. Crime,
A talented gentleman,
Be loyal to the king and serve the country,
Disobey the king and his ministers,
Deal with the king,
When the king is evil,
A gentleman likes to cheat,
A gentleman with sincerity,
A gentleman who eats his children and favors the king,
A gentleman with natural knowledge ,
Loyalty or disobedience to the emperor,
No father and no king,
Deceiving the emperor and harming the country 6. What are the four-character idioms with the third character being big?
Centennial plan: A long-term and important plan. Refers to plans or measures related to long-term interests.
Biao: a small tiger, a metaphor for a strong trunk; Han: a man. A tall, stocky man.
To be furious: To be furious: suddenly. Suddenly loses his temper.
Failure to understand the general: General: principles related to the overall situation. Don't know how to think about the overall situation.
Long speech: A eloquent speech. It mostly refers to long speeches or articles with cumbersome content and repeated words and phrases.
Careless: Coarse: rough vegetables. Refers to doing things carelessly and carelessly.
Rough branches and leaves: Painting, painting trees with rough branches and leaves, without using fine brushwork. It means that the work is rough and not serious and meticulous.
Da Che Da Wu: Che: understand; Wu: understand. Describes a complete awakening.
Blowing: Many instruments are played at the same time. Metaphors trumpeted.
Great Kindness and Great Compassion: Kindness: Giving peace and happiness to all living beings with love and care; Compassion: Relieving the suffering of all living beings with compassion; Compassion: A Buddhist saying that saves people from suffering. Describes a person's charity.
Big and arrogant: Describes an arrogant and arrogant attitude.
Big right and wrong: refers to principled and fundamental issues of right and wrong.
Big hands and big feet: originally refers to people with big hands and big feet. Later, it is often used to describe spending money and using things without saving.
Swagger: A swaying body when walking. Describe the arrogant attitude of thinking one is great.
Great wisdom and courage: refers to extraordinary intelligence and courage.
Famous: Describes being very famous.
Fat head and big ears: A fat head with two big ears. Describes a fat body, and sometimes refers to a cute child.
Touch your palms and laugh: Touch: Pat. Clap your hands and laugh. Describe very happy.
Taking the overall situation into consideration: refers to considering the interests of the whole so as not to suffer damage.
Laughing loudly: Describing the whole room laughing at the same time.
Huang Zhong Da Lu: Huang Zhong: The first of the six Yang rhythms among the twelve rhythms of ancient Chinese phonology. Da Lu: The fourth of the six Yin laws. Describe music or words as solemn, upright, sublime and harmonious.
Sudden enlightenment: Sudden: sudden awakening; Enlightenment: understanding in the heart. The description suddenly became clear.
Magnificent: Open-minded and generous.
Open-minded: Open-minded: broad-minded; generous: the test questions are big. Describes a person who is open-minded and tolerant.
Jiangyang Thief: A robber who robs and commits crimes in rivers and lakes.
Kangzhuang Avenue: Kangzhuang: flat and accessible. A broad, flat road extending in all directions. A metaphor for a bright future.
Magnanimity: Describes someone who is big and can accommodate others.
It’s good luck to slip away: Run away when no one can see you; Ji: good luck. It's better to run away secretly.
The big one: Naonao: obviously. Refers to obvious and significant aspects.
The above is for reference! 7. The third character is the four-character idiom of "Yes"
The road is the way,
Only strength is vision,
Only profit is the trend,
People and I are right and wrong,
An inch of sunshine is a pity,
Only profit is a business,
Saying one is one, saying two is two ,
Seeking only profit,
Talking about right and wrong,
Nothing good,
Hearing with ears is false, seeing with eyes is true ,
Full of courage,
Just listen to orders,
Always right and wrong,
Only interested in profit,
Just follow orders,
How can it be right?
Seeing the wind is like rain,
Only neighbors are divination,
The head is the way,
Just listen to orders,
Confuse right and wrong,
Be useless,
View like this,
Whole body It is courage,
Only benefit is destiny,
Distinguish between right and wrong,
Only benefit is the view
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Only power is vision,
Confusing right and wrong,
Turning your hands is rain, joining hands is clouds,
Only profit is vision,
Telling tales of right and wrong,
Those who come to be right and wrong, and go to be right and wrong,
Seek profit only,
They are not what they used to be,
Being in solidarity is the same,
Following orders,
Following evil is collapse,
Following the voice of right and wrong,
Seeking only profit is pursuing,
Seeking only benefit is seeking,
Swallowing a boat is leaking,
Discussing right and wrong,
Looking ahead,
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