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There are many idioms used to describe bending:
Winding: wān wān qū qū, winding is not straight. As predicate and attribute; The bend is not straight.
Winding: qū qū wān wān, describing many winding places. As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Very crooked fingers.
Nine bends and eighteen bends: jiǔqshíbāwān, Qu: twists and turns; Bending: not straight. Very crooked fingers. As an attribute or adverbial; Used in spoken English.
Winding: y Huíq zhé, circuitous: circuitous, encircling. Twists and turns, round and round. Prevaricate, often referring to the development of things. As predicate and attribute; Of roads, paths, etc.
Tortuous: qqzhézhé, which describes bending. It also describes things that are not going well, blocked or frustrated. As an attribute or adverbial; Can't point directly
Beat around the bush: Zhu m: Zhu m: n w ā n m ò ji m: o m: o, beat around the bush. Walk along the winding road. Metaphor is beating around the bush, not straightforward. As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Speaking of people.
Seven bends and eight turns: q: w: n: b: Gu: I: Many bends, constantly changing direction. It also describes not being straightforward. The same as "seven rooms and eight turns". As predicate and attribute; The twists and turns are not straight.
Instead of bending: n ng zhébùwān, which means that poplar will only break without bending and deformation under the action of external force. Later, it was used to describe people who would rather die than surrender and refuse to compromise. As predicate and attribute; Refers to a person with ambition.
Beat around the bush: gu m: gu m: I w ā n m ò ji m: o m: o, beat around the bush. Walk along the winding road. Metaphor is beating around the bush, not straightforward. As predicate, adverbial and attribute; The description is not simple.
Turn: q ū l ǐ gu ǐ n w ā n, describing many turns. As an attribute or adverbial; Used in spoken English.
Curve initial salary: q ū t ū x ǐ x Ρ n, curve: bend burst: chimney; Behavior: migration; Salary: firewood. Change the chimney into an arc and remove the firewood by the stove. Take measures in advance to prevent disasters. As predicate and attribute; Used for prevention in advance.
A winding path leads to a secluded place: q ū j ū ng t ū ng y ū u, Qu: curved; Path: path; Quiet: refers to a far-reaching and secluded place. The winding path leads to a secluded place. Make attributes and clauses; Used in landscape architecture.
Abrupt migration: xǐxρn qūtū, move the firewood beside the stove and change the straight chimney into a curved one. This refers to the prevention of fire. Later, it was also a metaphor to take measures first to prevent problems before they happen. As predicate and attribute; Used for prevention in advance.
Obscure and tortuous: y ǐ n hu ū q ū zhé, obscure: not obvious. When writing an article or speaking, express an idea vaguely and obliquely. As an object, attribute and complement; Of words, etc.
Qu xueshi: qūXuéüShi, Qu: bending is not straight; Answer: catering. Learn some circuitous things to keep up with the fashion. As predicate, object and attribute; Used for learning.
: ancient wine vessel-Liu Bei qu shui; Qushui: a winding waterway. This is an ancient custom. Later, it generally refers to gathering at the water's edge and putting the cup in the water. When it is popular, whoever stops in front of the cup will take the cup to drink.
The Book of Rites: ancient wine vessels; Qushui: a winding waterway. In ancient times, it was a custom to hold parties and banquets at the seaside on the fourth day of the first three months of the summer calendar to dispel the ominous. Later, it generally refers to gathering by the water.
Bypass: pá ng x Ρ qj ō ng, a narrow winding path beside the avenue. Metaphor is an inappropriate way.
Arm flexion pillow: q ǔ g not ng é r zh ě n, arm: the part of the arm from the elbow to the shoulder, generally referring to the arm. Pillow: Pillow. Sleep with your arms bent. Describe a person's life is dull and carefree.
Shrug your shoulders and bend your back: sǒng Jiān QBèI, shrug your shoulders and bend your back. Describe the appearance of aging or shabby. As predicate and attribute; Of an aging or worn-out appearance.
Bend eyebrows and cheeks: eyebrows and eyes, bend: bend over. Feng: plump. Curved eyebrows, plump cheeks. Describe beautiful appearance and wealth. As predicate and attribute; Used for people's appearance.
Back bend: back qǔ yāo wān, back bend. Often refers to sedentary or getting old. With "bending back and bowing".
Seven bays and eight turns: q: w: n: b: Gu: I: ① Many bends, constantly changing directions. (2) describe doing things is not straightforward. Also known as "seven bends and eight turns". As predicate and attribute; The twists and turns are not straight.
Turning corners and grinding corners: Zhu n wān móJi o means walking on a tortuous road. As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Used in written language.
The song is not straight: zhòng QBóróng zhí, and the song: bending, which is a metaphor for evil; Straight: Straight is a metaphor of integrity. Metaphor can't accommodate honest people as objects and attributes among many bad people; Used in written language.
Bow-pulling curve vector: būgūqūshǐ, bow-pulling: crooked bow; Curved arrow: A curved arrow. If the bow and arrow are unqualified, they will miss the target. Generally speaking, weapons are not sophisticated.
Qu Xuexing: q ū xué b √ xí ng, Qu: bending is not straight; Jackal: crooked. Learning is not the right way, and behavior is not decent. As objects and attributes; Used to be human.
Distortion: xí ng w ǐ ng y ǐ ng q ū, the shape of something is skewed and its shadow is curved. Metaphor is something that happens for a reason. As predicate and attribute; Refers to causality.
Straight twisting into curve: náo zhí wéi qū, straight bending into curve. Metaphor is strong and upright. As predicate and attribute; Used in figurative sentences.
Curved water flow: qshuǐLiúshāng, an ancient folk custom, sets a glass beside the curved water flow every March of the lunar calendar, and whoever flows to it will take it down and drink it, which can eliminate bad luck. As objects and attributes; Refers to one of the customs.
Bow down: bè i q ǔ y ā o g not ng, with bent back. Often refers to sedentary or getting old.
Quality shadow song: zhì yǔ yǐng qū, the figure is curved. Metaphor means that every cause has its consequences. As objects and attributes; Used in written language.
Nine songs of narrow intestine: Yang Chang jiǔ qǔ, narrow intestine: narrow intestine winding path. Jiuqu: there are many twists and turns, which refers to the twists and turns of the river. Describe winding paths and winding rivers. It also refers to the difficulty of the road.
The pen is straight: very straight, without twists, bends or edges. As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Used of objects or roads, etc.
A thousand turns: qiā n huí bizhé, which describes the ups and downs of literary works or songs and music. It also described the development and progress of the situation as tortuous and not smooth. As object and adverbial; Of literary works or singing music.
Wei Wei Wei: wēi wēi tuó tuó, graceful and complacent. Make an attribute; Used in written language.
Fight and snake: dǒu zhé shé xíng, fight and snake: as tortuous as the arrangement of the Big Dipper. Bend like the Big Dipper and meander like a snake. Describe the winding road. As predicate and attribute; Describe the winding road.
Make up for mistakes: w ǔ ng q ǔ zhí cê u means to go straight on a detour. Describe people as clumsy and inflexible.
Lift your shoulders and shrink your back: S ǒ ng Ji ā n su not bè i, lift your shoulders and bend over. Describe the state of aging. Also described as huddled up because of fear of cold. As predicate and attribute; Refers to aging.
Can stretch and bend: néng shēnéng qū, can bend and straight. Refers to people who can endure when frustrated and work hard when successful. Metaphor can adapt to good environment and bad environment. As a predicate; Refers to a person's character.
Buckling and stretching: yǐqqiúshēn, buckling: bending; Stretch: straighten. Bend over and stretch forward Metaphor is a strategy of retreating for progress. As predicate and attribute; Refers to the strategy of doing things.
JiangFen Zuju: jiāng fèn zú jú, fen: stand up, which means running; Bureau: bending. When you want to get up and run, your legs and feet should be bent first. Metaphor before the big move, always lurking, to convergence.
Ruler: ch ǐ w ǐ ng xú nzhí, waste: bend; Search: ancient long unit, 1 search = 8 feet; Straight: Stretch. Bend one foot and look straight. Metaphor is to exchange small concessions for big interests. As objects and attributes; Used to persuade people.
Spring earthworm and autumn snake: chūn yǐn qiū shé, the metaphor is poorly written, winding, like the traces of worms and snakes crawling. As objects and attributes; Used in calligraphy, etc.
Spring snake autumn earthworm: chūn shé qiū yǐn, the figurative word is poorly written, winding, like the traces of earthworm and snake crawling. As objects and attributes; Used in calligraphy, etc.
Overcorrection: Ji m: o w m: ng gu ò zhè ng, correction: torsion; Waste: bending. Straighten the bent thing and tilt it to the other side. The metaphor of error correction goes beyond its proper limit. As predicate, object and clause; Metaphor over-correcting mistakes.
Turn around the bay and beat about the bush: Zhu m: Zhu m: zhuǎn wān mò jiǎo m: o, just follow a tortuous road. As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Used in written language.
The office is endowed with abundant resources: jú gāo tiān, jí hòu dì, and the office is curved; Take a small step. Curled up and afraid to stretch. Describe caution and fear. As objects and attributes; Used in written language.
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: Pan Lang Wo H ǔ, disc: hovering, bending. A winding dragon, a crouching tiger. Metaphor is a hidden talent. As an attribute or adverbial; Metaphor is a hidden talent.
Midges and midges: Huòq chpán, midges: inchworm; Bite: the legendary ceratosaurus; Disc: "Flat", rewind. Like a curved midge, like a winding midge. Describe the appearance of bending and winding. As objects and attributes; Used in written language.
A letter: y ο qó ysh ē n,: preach "bend" and bend; Letter: spread "stretch" and "stretch". Bend over and stretch.
Seven bays and eight twists: qρwān bāniτ, with many bends and changing directions. It also describes not being straightforward. The same as "seven rooms and eight turns".
Perseverance: bùQBùnáo, yield; Scratch: bending. Metaphor does not yield in the face of pressure, showing great tenacity. As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Describe people as tenacious.
Perseverance: never give in, never give in. Describe integrity and strong will. As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Used of human will, etc.
Take improper measures: j ǔ wj ǔ w ǔ ng Cuozhi, take: selection and appointment; Waste: bending, metaphor for evil people; Wrong: abandon, depose; Straight: straight, a metaphor for an upright person. Use the wicked and drive out the upright. As a predicate; Refers to those who use E Lai to oust upright people.
Take measures to straighten out: j ǔ zhí cuwng, adopt: selection and appointment; Waste: bending, metaphor for evil people; Wrong: abandon, depose; Straight: straight, a metaphor for an upright person. Choose sages and drive out evil spirits. As a predicate; It refers to selecting the virtuous and eliminating the evil.
Straight lift and wrong lift: j·ǔ· Pei Zhiku W. Wu, lift: choice. Straight: Integrity refers to an honest person. Wrong: give up by "measures", give up. Waste: bending, metaphor for evil people. Exile evil people with integrity and virtue. It is also called "going straight to waste" and "going straight to waste". As a predicate; It refers to selecting the virtuous and eliminating the evil.
Ten-person spine: shí fū róu chuí, which means that the strength of ten people can bend the spine. Spine, mallet. The metaphor of strength is enough to change the original state. As objects and attributes; Refers to a person's strength.
The inflexion of inchworm: ch ǐ hu ò zh ? q, inchworm: the name of an insect, which is about two or three inches long and bends and stretches. The inchworm bends to stretch its body. Metaphor is a strategy of retreating for progress. As objects and attributes; Used to persuade people.
Inchworm: chǐ huò qiú shēn, inchworm: the name of an insect, which is about two or three inches long and bends and stretches. The inchworm bends to stretch its body. Metaphor is a strategy of retreating for progress. As objects and attributes; Used to persuade people.
One finger calculation: qzhǐyīsuàn, bend: bending. Move your fingers and do the math. As a predicate; Refers to calculation.
Only a handful: q ū zh ǐ r sh ǐ, buckling: bending. Describe a very small number, you can count it with your fingers. As predicate and attribute; Used of people or things.
Bend and stretch: qhuòqiúshēn, midge: inchworm, the name of this insect, about two or three inches long, bend and stretch. The inchworm bends to stretch its body. Metaphor is a strategy of retreating for progress. As objects and attributes; Used in figurative sentences.
Bend over: qshēn shǒu fèn, bend over: bend the body; Keep your score: Keep your score. Describe a very respectful look.
Bend over and humiliate one's ambition: qsh ē NR ǔ zhiǔ, bend over: bend over and not stretch; Ambition: ambition. Describe mental and physical injuries. As predicate and attribute; Used in written language.
Arch shoulder shrinks back: g ǒ ng j ā n su not bè i, arch shoulder: shoulders are lifted upward. Lift your shoulders and bend your waist. Describe an aging or unhealthy posture. Make an attribute; Describe aging.
The fingers are rolling: zh ǐ b ù sh è ng l ǐ, which describes a large number, and the hand index can't be counted. Rolls for grain: bending. The same is "invincible." As predicate, object and attribute; Describe a large number.
Invincible fingers: zhǐ bù shèng qū, which means fingers; Bend: bend. I can't count my fingers. Describe a lot. As predicate, object and complement; Describe a large number.
Sentences taken out of context: duàn zhāng Jie jù cut off a paragraph or sentence of an article regardless of the context, bending the original intention. Break, cut: divide. As predicate and attribute; Refers to plagiarism.
Beat about the bush: pá ng qi ā o cè j: side: side; Knock: Knock. Metaphor does not point out directly from the front, but satirizes or attacks from the side. As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Refers to implicit expression from the side.
Straight waste ruler: w m: ng ch ǐ zhí xú n, waste: bending; Straight: straight; Search: ancient name, eight feet. Only one foot is bent, but one foot is straight. Metaphor with small grievances, in order to obtain greater benefits. As predicate and attribute; Refers to seeking greater interests.
Wrong: w ǐ ng j ǐ zhè ng ré n, wrong: bent, wrong; Correct: correct. If you stand on your own feet, you have to correct others to be predicates and objects; It means that one's position is not correct, but to correct others.
Hidden depth: qi á qi á qián shēn fú yù, hidden; W: Where the river bank turns. Describe the hidden. As predicate and attribute; Used in written language.
Perseverance: B. Ije B. Nuo, folding: frustration; Scratch: bending. Metaphor is strong-willed, no matter how many times you are frustrated, you will not waver. As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Describe a firm will.
Surplus and contraction: yí ng sujun sh ū, surplus, deficit, bend and stretch. Generally refers to surplus, flexion, advance and retreat, longevity, early death and so on.
Flexibility and extensibility: néng qnéng shēn, which can bend and straighten. Refers to people who can endure when frustrated and work hard when successful. As predicate and attribute; Describe a person's character.
The flower looks like a moon, and the heart: hu ā mà o pé ng x Ρ n ρ n, the heart: the heart of grass is narrow and curved, which is a metaphor for shallow knowledge. Insufficient means superficial. As predicate and attribute; Used in figurative sentences.
Bend without stretching: HuòQBüshhēn, bend without stretching like an inchworm. Metaphor is that people are frustrated. As predicate and attribute; Refers to a frustrated person.
Please bend your knees: qxīqǐng hé, bow: bend; Kneel: Kneel. Kneel for reconciliation. As predicate and attribute; Refers to surrender.
Counter-attack: fù yú wán kàng, negative: relying on; Bend: a dangerous place in a mountain bend. Rely on obstacles and stubborn resistance. Refers to relying on certain conditions to resist stubbornly. As predicate and attribute; The fear of death.
Crooked sentence: G not Gūu zhāng jíjù, hook: bending; Chapter: chapter; Spine: thorn; Sentence: sentence. Describe difficult words. As predicate and object; Difficult words.
Condescension: Jiang zūn yūguū: Bend over, bend over. Lower your aristocratic status and be modest. As predicate and object; Used for people with high status.
Right-hand man: zu ǒ zh and y ò u chò, support: support; Insufficient: insufficient buckling and stretching. The original refers to the bow archery posture, with the left hand supporting the ground and the right hand bending the ground. It refers to the lack of strength, and there are problems in dealing with this and that. As predicate, object and attribute; Not good at coping.
Waste vector whistle pot: w ǐ w m: ng sh ǐ qi à o hú, waste: Qu; Arrow: arrow; Whistle: incorrect; Pot: an ancient instrument used for archery and entertainment. A crooked arrow, a crooked pot. Metaphor does not pay attention to utensils, which is a self-deprecating remark to the host. As objects and attributes; Mostly used for self-modesty.
To be radial: q ū yà o rá o yú means to bend your knees. As an attribute or adverbial; Used in written language.
Hold your breath: j ū g ū ng b ǐ ng qi, which means bending down and holding your breath, looking like a respectful and fearful person. As a predicate; Refers to humility and fear.