Let it be: An: Enron, calm; Refers to: pronouns refer to people or things; Sue: Usually. Get along well, as always, and don't feel anything wrong.
High spirits: high spirits: high spirits, like; Self-control: the old rule. Describe carefree, comfortable.
Baili Talent: Baili: the land of Fiona Fang. Refers to the talents who can manage the Libai area in Fiona Fang. A man who was later called ordinary.
Not surprisingly: enough: worth it. Not surprising. Refers to the common, nothing strange or phenomenon.
Cloth and millet: silk: silk fabrics; Millet: beans; Xiaomi: Xiaomi, generally referring to grain. Refers to the necessities of life. Metaphor is very common and indispensable.
Buyi Xiongshi: Buyi: civilian. An ordinary person becomes a world hero.
Once in the sea: once: experienced; The sea: the sea. Metaphor has seen the world and ignored ordinary things.
Beyond worldly customs: worldly customs: referring to the world and the world; Pull out: beyond. Originally, it was said that Buddhists' kung fu was profound and transcended the world. The latter's description of talent and virtue is far superior to that of others.
Beyond worldly customs: worldly customs: referring to the world and the world; Out: beyond. Originally, it was said that Buddhists' kung fu was profound and transcended the world. The latter's description of talent and virtue is far superior to that of others.
Beyond the refinement of dust: the refinement of dust: Buddhism is called secular and secular. Buddhists practice martial arts deeply, beyond the world. Describe a far superior person.
Extraordinary and sacred: whatever: refers to mortals and ordinary people. Transcend ordinary people and reach the realm of sages. Describe the peak of knowledge literacy.
Inch has its advantages: inch is shorter than ruler, but it is longer when used in shorter places. Metaphor for ordinary people or things will also have its advantages.
Idle people: idle: ordinary, ordinary. Refers to ordinary people.
Take it for granted: take it for granted: ordinary, ordinary. Treat it as a normal thing and don't pay attention in advance.
Eyes and ears are not right: it means that the voice and tone are different from those in peacetime.
Ordinary peaches and plums: Ordinary peaches and plums. Metaphor is a vulgar person or an ordinary thing.
Generally speaking: generally speaking: ordinary, not deep. Talk in general terms.
A casual acquaintance: average: average, average. A friend I don't know very well
Ordinary people: ordinary: ordinary, ordinary. Ordinary people. Refers to a person who is incapable of doing something.
Unusual idea: very: unusual. This is no ordinary conspiracy. Refers to a plot to usurp the throne.
Unusual: unusual: ordinary. The description of people and things is outstanding and different from the general.
Incredible: bandits: no; Yi: Usually. It means that words and actions are bizarre and beyond ordinary people's imagination.
Fantastic behavior: refers to brilliant ideas and unusual behavior. Same as "The Magnificent March"
Magnificent and graceful: rose: beautiful stone, metaphorically precious; Qi: Jade is a symbol of rarity and beauty. Smart ideas and unusual behavior.
Huanruo Life: Life: Everyday, Ordinary. Describe people who have known each other for a long time meeting under special circumstances, and the happy and harmonious atmosphere is as usual.
Home-cooked tea and rice: the family's daily diet. It is often used to describe something very common.
Domestic chickens and wild birds: Yu Yi, a native of A Jin, compared his own calligraphy with domestic chickens and Wang Xizhi's calligraphy with pheasants. Metaphors of different calligraphy styles. It is also a metaphor that people love novelty and hate ordinary.
Don't smell it for a long time: if you stay in a house with vanilla for a long time, you won't smell it. Being in an environment for a long time makes you feel normal about everything around you.
Old love Su En: old: past; Sue: "Sue", as usual. Love and kindness in the past.
Unprecedented: Never before, never after. Describe a unique achievement or unusual occasion.
Basket content: metaphor of ordinary things.
Fence: refers to ordinary things produced in hometown.
Appearance is not surprising: it means that the appearance is ordinary and there is nothing noticeable.
Dress in brown and gold: dress: dress; Brown: coarse clothes. Wear coarse clothes and hide gold and jade. Metaphor is ordinary on the surface and rich in the heart.
Plain: strange: special. Refers to ordinary and unattractive things or poems.
Dull and tasteless: this refers to the nature of peace and tasteless. After derogatory meaning, it refers to ordinary and lacks characteristics.
Plain: refers to ordinary and unattractive things or poems. Use "plain".
Be prepared for danger in times of peace: be prepared for danger in times of peace: often, often. It means to be considerate of ordinary trifles.
Ordinary: ordinary, ordinary.
Ordinary: refers to ordinary, ordinary.
Extraordinary appearance: appearance: refers to appearance and tolerance. Extraordinary: extraordinary, extraordinary It is unusual to describe appearance and behavior.
Lead knife cuts: Although the lead knife is not sharp, it can also cut things if used properly occasionally. Metaphor can sometimes be very useful for people with ordinary talents. Say more modest words to ask for appointment.
Ordinary people with naked eyes: naked eyes: Buddhist scriptures say that there are five eyes: the eye of heaven, the eye of physical wisdom, and the eye of dharma Buddha. The naked eye is the eye of physical body and also refers to ordinary eyes; Ordinary: refers to mortals. Refers to ordinary people in the world.
Eating naked eyes: naked eyes: Buddhist scriptures say that there are five eyes: the eye of heaven, the eye of physical wisdom, and the eye of dharma Buddha. The naked eye is the carnal eye, which also refers to the vulgar eye; Every fetus: refers to human body. Refers to ordinary people in the world.
Sacred and extraordinary: all: refers to mortals, ordinary people. Transcend ordinary people and reach the realm of sages. Describe the peak of knowledge literacy.
Treat death as if it were home. Describe not afraid of sacrificing life.
Treat death as if it were going home. Describe not afraid of sacrificing life. Use "death".
Return to death: Treat death as if it were going home. Describe not afraid of sacrificing life. Use "death".
Walk in a simple posture: Simple posture: Be satisfied with your usual posture. It refers to being satisfied with the present situation and trying to do what you should do.
Poised: poised: as usual. Able to shrug off, look as usual. Describe being calm in an emergency.
Laughing and laughing: laughing and laughing as usual. Describe a natural attitude.
Smiling and smiling as cool as a cucumber: the same as before. Refers to being able to treat what happened calmly, talking and laughing, and not changing the normal state.
Talk about it: Jue: laugh; Self-control: the old rule. Talking and laughing as usual. Describe a natural attitude.
Incognito: incognito: ordinary clothes. Refers to the feudal emperors or officials wearing ordinary clothes to travel secretly and visit people's feelings or cases.
No harm, no reputation: no slander, no praise. The description is very common.
No blame: neither praise nor blame. The description is very common.
Habit: habit: habit. It means to do something often, or to see a phenomenon often and feel normal.
Calm as cucumber: as usual. Refers to being able to calmly deal with what happened without changing the normal state.
Common sense: general knowledge. It means not to argue with people with low knowledge and poor cultivation and say, "Don't be as knowledgeable as him."
As cool as a cucumber: as calm as usual.
Unusual: different: different; Hu: Yu; Ordinary: ordinary. The usual situation is very different.
Ordinary words and deeds: refers to ordinary words and deeds.
Mediocrity: mediocrity: mediocrity; Jiao Jiao: It's beautiful. Refers to ordinary people, especially prominent.
Brilliance in mediocrity: mediocrity: mediocrity; Jiao Jiao: It's beautiful. Refers to ordinary people, especially prominent.
Interest is not frequent: interest: ambition and interest; Chang: Usually. Ambition and interest are extraordinary.
Sanctification: turning ordinary people into saints.
What idioms are there to describe common things?
Live an empty and monotonous life
Pinyin: [lù lù wú wéi]
Said by: Historical Records Biography of Liang Guan: "Jiuqing has been serving his officials, and he saved his life. Why not talk about it? "
Interpretation: mediocrity and mediocrity, doing nothing.
Example: Being content with the status quo is not my character, and mediocrity is not my goal!
bland in appearance
Pinyin: [m o büj and ng ré n]
Explanation: it means that the appearance is ordinary and there is nothing worthy of attention.
Example: How will the unremarkable Qi Kui interpret this shocking "frog prince"?
can be seen everywhere
Pinyin: [spelling]
From: "The Warring States Policy Qin Ce I": "It is better to die than to die." Song Bao Zheng's "Please Help the Hungry People in Jianghuai": "In the year of drought, people's food is hard to stop, and exiles abound."
Interpretation: Bibi: one by one. Can be seen everywhere, description is extremely common.
Example: needy households and moonlight families are common, moral decline is common, and food safety is everywhere.
ordinary
Pinyin: [píng dàn Wu qí]
From: Guo Moruo's Tujia Port Eight: "The scenery in Jiangxi is unremarkable, no different from what you see on the edge of the Yangtze River."
Interpretation: odd number: special. Refers to ordinary and unattractive things or poems.
An ordinary city is a calm lake. Gently drown the period.
Too ordinary to be surprising.
Pinyin: [s and k not ng Ji à n gu à n]
From: Tang Meng's Poems of Skills and Emotions contains Liu Yuxi's poem: "Being nosy is commonplace and ruined."
Interpretation: Sikong: Ancient official name. It is not surprising that some things are common.
We were surprised to see Africans eating ants, but the tour guide said it was very common.
Describe common idioms
Let it be: An: Enron, calm; Refers to: pronouns refer to people or things; Sue: Usually. Getting along with security professionals is just like going back to the past, no different.
High spirits: high spirits: high spirits, like; Self-control: the old rule. Describe carefree, comfortable.
Baili Talent: Baili: the land of Fiona Fang. Refers to the talents who can manage the Libai area in Fiona Fang. A man who was later called ordinary.
Not surprisingly: enough: worth it. Not surprising. Refers to the common, nothing strange or phenomenon.
Cloth and millet: silk: silk fabrics; Millet: beans; Xiaomi: Xiaomi, generally referring to grain. Refers to the necessities of life. Metaphor is very common and indispensable.
Idioms that describe ordinary things.
It's not surprising. It's not uncommon. Very common.
What are the idioms that describe "ordinary"
Common, vulgar, mediocre, humble, everywhere.
The description is very common, very common. Four words.
Common idioms and their explanations are as follows:
Let it be: An: Enron, calm; Refers to: pronouns refer to people or things; Sue: Usually. Get along well, as always, and don't feel anything wrong.
High spirits: high spirits: high spirits, like; Self-control: the old rule. Describe carefree, comfortable.
Baili Talent: Baili: the land of Fiona Fang. Refers to the talents who can manage the Libai area in Fiona Fang. A man who was later called ordinary.
Not surprisingly: enough: worth it. Not surprising. Refers to the common, nothing strange or phenomenon.
Cloth and millet: silk: silk fabrics; Millet: beans; Xiaomi: Xiaomi, generally referring to grain. Refers to the necessities of life. Metaphor is very common and indispensable.
Buyi Xiongshi: Buyi: civilian. An ordinary person becomes a world hero.
Once in the sea: once: experienced; The sea: the sea. Metaphor has seen the world and ignored ordinary things.
Beyond worldly customs: worldly customs: referring to the world and the world; Pull out: beyond. Originally, it was said that Buddhists' kung fu was profound and transcended the world. The latter's description of talent and virtue is far superior to that of others.
Beyond worldly customs: worldly customs: referring to the world and the world; Out: beyond. Originally, it was said that Buddhists' kung fu was profound and transcended the world. The latter's description of talent and virtue is far superior to that of others.
Beyond the refinement of dust: the refinement of dust: Buddhism is called secular and secular. Buddhists practice martial arts deeply, beyond the world. Describe a far superior person.
Extraordinary and sacred: whatever: refers to mortals and ordinary people. Transcend ordinary people and reach the realm of sages. Describe the peak of knowledge literacy.
Inch has its advantages: inch is shorter than ruler, but it is longer when used in shorter places. Metaphor for ordinary people or things will also have its advantages.
Idle people: idle: ordinary, ordinary. Refers to ordinary people.
Take it for granted: take it for granted: ordinary, ordinary. Treat it as a normal thing and don't pay attention in advance.
Eyes and ears are not right: it means that the voice and tone are different from those in peacetime.
Ordinary peaches and plums: Ordinary peaches and plums. Metaphor is a vulgar person or an ordinary thing.
Generally speaking: generally speaking: ordinary, not deep. Talk in general terms.
A casual acquaintance: average: average, average. A friend I don't know very well
Ordinary people: ordinary: ordinary, ordinary. Ordinary people. Refers to a person who is incapable of doing something.
What are the four words that describe "normal"
Not surprising [bêzúwéiqi]: refers to something or a source phenomenon, which is very common and nothing strange.
Happy-go-lucky [ā n zh and ru ò sò]: Get along well, as always, and don't feel anything wrong.
High-spirited and poised: as always. Describe carefree, comfortable.
Once in the sea [cé ng j ī ng c ā ng hi]: It is a metaphor for seeing the world and ignoring ordinary things.
Everywhere [bǐ bǐ jiē shi: It means everywhere, and it is very common to describe it.
All eyes are [ch chümüJi 275üShi]: touch the line of sight. Anywhere you can see with your eyes.
Too many [b shhèng méI jǔ]:] It means that you can't lift all of them, and there are too many descriptions.
Take it for granted [xí yǐ wéi cháng]: It means that you often do something or often see a phenomenon, so you feel normal.
Ordinary [sρk not ng Jiàn guàn]: It is not surprising that some things are common.
Plain [píng dàn wú qí]: refers to something or poem that is ordinary and unattractive.
A common idiom.
Plain: refers to ordinary and unattractive things or poems.
Describe a very common idiom.
1, common s and k not kōng sword pass
Idiom explanation: insufficient: not worth it. It's not worth being surprised. Commonly refers to something or phenomenon; There is nothing new. Also known as "no wonder".
Origin of Idiom: Song Bi Zhong You's "A Tribute to Van der Ruwen": "People enjoy their greatness and forget their private interests, otherwise it is not surprising that they are public."
Examples of idioms: These are trivial things, which are not surprising. They just came to mind by accident and are just examples. (Letters from Lu Xun to Li)
What idioms are there to describe ordinary people?
Common fish and shellfish. Metaphor is an ordinary person.
[Swallows know the ambition of swans] Metaphorically, ordinary people know the ambition of heroes.
"I don't know how to carve a bird's nest" is a metaphor for ordinary people who don't know the hero's ambition. Just like "Swallows know the ambition of swans".
Metaphor 【 ordinary naked eye 】 lack of observing people's eyes. It is also a metaphor for general knowledge.
"Wide world out there" is ordinary and has no special talent.
[Fools worry too much, they will gain something] Ordinary people are right once in many considerations.
A disparaging term for ordinary people.
[An extraordinary table] Table: Appearance; Fan: Ordinary. Describe people who are handsome and energetic.
[Extraordinary appearance] Appearance: refers to appearance and bearing. Extraordinary: extraordinary, extraordinary It is unusual to describe appearance and behavior.