Describe a woman's beautiful appearance and her listlessness and lack of vitality. Bo: profound. Refers to the article with profound meaning, profound content and beautiful language.
Ups and downs describe the ups and downs of people, events and times. Sinking: a chronic and intractable disease.
Metaphor is a custom or hobby that has not changed for a long time. Quiet and taciturn, deep and quiet, not talkative.
Sink: a serious illness or an old illness. I have been seriously ill for a long time and can't get out of bed.
Pumpkins eat fruits soaked in cold water. Describe life in summer.
Indulge in wine: indulge. Indulge in wine and women.
Describe being too indulgent and unrestrained about wine and women. Silence: silence; Rarely: rarely.
Silence, rarely speak. Diving: deep but not exposed; Hum: Win by strength.
Describe deep, implicit and strong. Indecision: pondering the taste leads to hesitation; Decide: decide.
Describe a person who is in trouble and can't make up his mind. Thinking about chapters and sentences: thinking and singing.
Text and sentence, also known as poetry. Quietly ponder and conceive poetry.
When a fish sinks into the water, a wild goose sees it sink to the bottom, and a wild goose sees it land on the sandbar. Describe the beauty of women.
Depression: Depression. Refers to the profound style of poetry and prose, with pauses and turns in language.
Grieve grievances: grievances that have not been extended for a long time; Bai Mo: I can't argue. I can't figure it out. I have not been wronged by Shen Xue for a long time.
Frogs are born in a sink, and frogs are born in water. Describe the flood.
The dregs that sank to the bottom surfaced again. Floating melons and heavy plums eat fruits soaked in cold water
Describe life in summer. Hongshen Shenzhou: Fine hairs of birds and animals.
Although the hairs of Hongyan are light, they can sink if they are piled up too much. The metaphor is that if small problems are not solved, many a mickle makes a mickle, and there will be big problems.
Although the feathers are small, the accumulated feathers can sink the boat. It is a metaphor that the accumulation of small bad things will have serious consequences.
Burn one's bridges means to make up your mind to go all out. The land of China sinks into China: China; Lu Chen: Without water, the land will sink.
Chinese mainland fell. Metaphor is the territory occupied by the enemy.
Do as Romans do in Rome. I have no definite idea. I follow the trend. Death describes the atmosphere as lifeless.
It also describes people who are depressed and depressed. A goose and a fish tank are metaphors for news being cut off.
Ups and downs with the world: harmony; World: refers to the world; Ups and downs: go with the flow. Go with the flow and do what everyone does.
The moon sets and the stars sink, and the stars are dim. Refers to dawn.
Up and down in the water. Jade beads are a metaphor for the death of a beautiful woman.
Breaking halberds and sinking sand halberds: ancient weapons. The broken halberd sank into the sand.
Description failed. The death of a beautiful woman is a metaphor for her death.
Stones sink into the sea, stones sink into the bottom of the sea. Metaphor is never heard from again.
The quiet shadow reflected on the bottom of the water, like a piece of jade that sank. Gloomy and depression mean forgetting and disappearing.
Shen fengjing, the bonfire went out, and the voice was silent. There is no war in the frontier.
Indulge in chronic diseases: diseases; Sue: For a long time. Refers to a serious illness.
This is also a metaphor for the long-standing harmful social disadvantages. Obsessed with ignorance describes ignorance, secrecy and reticence.
Indulge in debauchery, excessive debauchery. Indulge in debauchery and debauchery.
Thoughtful or thoughtful. Look before you leap. See "Think twice".
Meditate, meditate quietly. Calm down and "sink" is the same as "sink"
Jude said quietly. Shen Yi is silent, Shen Yi is deep and quiet.
Deep and quiet, not talkative. Think silently and don't talk.
By extension, it is an indecisive attitude. Thinking about unresolved thinking: thinking about taste leads to hesitation; Decide: decide.
Describe a person who is in trouble and can't make up his mind. Don't settle grievances: long-delayed grievances; Mo Xue: I can't get rid of it.
The long-standing injustice has not been corrected. See Frog Born by Sinking into the Kitchen.
Heavy and quiet, simple and steady, not talkative. Also known as "heavy and silent" and "heavy and silent".
Burn your bridges, marijuana. Break the rice cooker and sink the ferry.
It means to succeed or die. Calm, happy, strong and smooth, energetic and hearty.
Describe the fluency of poetry and calligraphy. Those who were worried about Pan's illness had gray hair early because of sorrow, and those in the Southern Dynasties also had their backs broken due to illness.
Because "worry about pan and get sick" generally refers to troubles and diseases. From vulgarity to vulgarity, floating or sinking.
Refers to being able to change with the world or the times. For pumice and heavy wood, see "pumice and heavy wood".
The letter was broken and there was no news. The ups and downs of official career refer to the twists and turns of official career.
Muddy, heavy and wide. "A Brief Training of Huainan Zibing": "Heaven breeds without images, the land is long and unpredictable, and it is turbid and heavy, so who knows its hiding."
Speaking of it, "Shen" should be the word "Ling". Refer to Huainan Chapter II, a reading magazine in Wang Niansun in Qing Dynasty.
A broken bottle is hard to find, but a broken hairpin is hard to find. Metaphor is the separation of men and women.
Ups and downs with the world: on the water. Describe the lack of integrity, do as the Romans do.
Also known as "ups and downs with the world" and "ups and downs with the customs". Do as the Romans do, do as the Romans do, and have no opinion.
When a rabbit rises and sinks, it means that the moon rises and the sun sets. It is better for rabbits not to fly than not to be black.
When a goose breaks a fish, it will sink. The goose died and the fish sank.
Metaphor is isolated from each other. Eternal robbery and sinking see "Eternal robbery and sinking".
Also known as "forever robbing a sunken ship". It means that you will never be able to live beyond life.
A heavy fish is the same as a heavy goose. Fish sinking goose is the same as "fish sinking goose".
Zhuangzi's theory of everything: "Li Maoji, people are beautiful, fish see its depth, birds see its flight, elk sees its sudden, who knows that the world is positive!" Later, she described the beauty of this woman as "fish sink and geese fall". Fish sink geese, see "fish sink geese".
Fish sink goose, metaphor letter impassability, news cut off. The ups and downs of the same world see "the ups and downs of the same world."
Yu Shen is a metaphor for good and evil. Dark, deep and broad.
With a heavy heart, sincere words and a heavy heart. Yun Fei mud sink (1) metaphor disappear.
(2) metaphor disparity is great. Dizziness describes dizziness and unconsciousness.
See "pearls sink" when pearls sink. The pearl sank into the sea. The pearl sank into the sea.
Metaphor talent is buried. Beads are as heavy as jade.
2. The four-word idiom "Shen" begins with Shen: an incurable disease.
Metaphor is a custom or hobby that has not changed for a long time. Quiet and taciturn, deep and quiet, not talkative.
Sink: a serious illness or an old illness. I have been seriously ill for a long time and can't get out of bed.
Pumpkins eat fruits soaked in cold water. Describe life in summer.
Indulge in wine: indulge. Indulge in wine and women.
Describe being too indulgent and unrestrained about wine and women. Silence: silence; Rarely: rarely.
Silence, rarely speak. Diving: deep but not exposed; Hum: Win by strength.
Describe deep, implicit and strong. Indecision: pondering the taste leads to hesitation; Decide: decide.
Describe a person who is in trouble and can't make up his mind. Thinking about chapters and sentences: thinking and singing.
Text and sentence, also known as poetry. Quietly ponder and conceive poetry.
When a fish sinks into the water, a wild goose sees it sink to the bottom, and a wild goose sees it land on the sandbar. Describe the beauty of women.
3. Four-character idioms with Chinese characters are relatively complete: big guy, chivalrous man, amorous man, Hehan Jianghuai, Hanzhu Rice, Clashing man of iron, Jianghan Chaozong, Hanyi, Chuhan River, Qi Chao, Hehan Wuji, Chuanyun Dinghan, Hehan, Jianghan Pearl, Monument Sinking Hanshui, Hero, Nonsense China People, Drowning Hanshui.
A, bruiser [bi ā o xí ng à han]
Explanation: tiger: a little tiger, which is a metaphor for the growth of tree trunks; Han: Men. A tall and fat man.
From: Qing Wu Ren Jian's History of Pain, the eleventh time: "Jin Kui also chose twenty big men and taught eighteen kinds of martial arts."
Second, the clank of iron.
Explanation: refers to a person who is upright and upright.
Said by: Sun Kaitai, Sun Dong's Biography of Wu Qi, the ninth time: "Although Wu Feng is a sturdy man, he is not afraid of death when he burns down other people's barns, but sometimes he is like a child-where can there be excitement?"
Third, Jianghan Chaozong [ji ā ng hà n chá o z not ng]
Explanation: Jianghan: refers to the Yangtze River and Hanshui River; Chaozong: The princes appeared in front of the emperor, which means all rivers run into the sea. Rivers flow into the sea. It is also a metaphor for nightmares, the general trend, and the will of the people.
Said by: former philosopher of Shang Yu Shu Gong: "Jianghan Dynasty lived in the sea."
When the princes met the emperor, they all faced the sea.
Fourth, the Chu River [chǔ
Description: Chu and Han control the boundaries and rivers in the area. Later, it was often compared to the front line of war.
From: The Sixteenth Story of Popular Romance of the Republic of China by He Xu: "At the moment, the smoke from the kitchen went up into the sky ... as if the bullet was vaguely falling on the Chuhan River."
Verb (short for verb) Heroes.
Description: Extraordinary outstanding person.
Source: Shi Ming Naian's "Water Margin" 62: "How can I go out with the hero?"
4. What are the four-word idioms with fire: anxious, furious, furious, burning eyebrows, in full swing, playing with fire, setting fire to the body, flying into a rage, taking advantage of the fire to rob, burning fire, not knowing the Oracle, burning with knives and mountains, burning eyebrows, adding fuel to the fire, fanning the flames, playing spicy, flying into a rage, seven times? Summer furnace and winter fan, cooking gold and jade, burning fire in a hurry, pouring oil on the fire, cooking oil with fire, boiling water to kill and set fire, fire and water are ruthless, stopping boiling with pay, holding parachutes high, covering fireflies with snow, embers, cooking for several meters, fighting soldiers in Chibi and collecting fireflies.