Question 1: The last word is an idiom for Hui, urgent! ! !!!! Idiom Explanation
Never turn back despite any setbacks: Frustration. It is a metaphor for being strong-willed and never wavering no matter how many times you suffer setbacks.
Returning empty-handed to the treasure mountain. Walking into the mountain full of treasures, but coming out empty-handed. It is a metaphor that according to the conditions, there should be a rich harvest, but nothing is gained (mostly referring to seeking knowledge).
Nine episodes of sorrow in the intestines means that sadness frequently lingers in the abdomen, making it difficult to get rid of it.
Victorious first return: first return. A term used by storytellers in the Song and Yuan dynasties. Before starting the lecture, let's tell a short story as an introduction, which is called "victory for the first time", taking its auspicious meaning.
Spring comes back after the end of La. La: refers to the twelfth lunar month, which is the twelfth month of the lunar calendar. The twelfth lunar month has passed and spring has come again.
Not a single soldier returned. Describes the annihilation of an entire army.
Hundreds of twists and turns means going through various twists and turns.
Spring returns to the earth, which means that winter turns to spring, vegetation sprouts, and a vibrant scene appears on the earth. Sometimes it is also used as a metaphor for the improvement of the situation.
Virtue wins the first chapter. Virtue refers to "getting". Hui, same as "Hui". An introduction to the storybooks and popular novels of the Song and Ming dynasties.
Feng Zhuluan returns Zhu: Flying high. It is a metaphor for the flying and stretching of calligraphy strokes.
No Ji Taihui means that when bad luck comes to an end, good luck will come. Same as "No Ji Tai Lai".
If it is a very positive return, it is still said that it is a very peaceful return. The hexagram "Tai" has yang inside and yin outside, so it is called yang. It means that when bad luck comes to an end, good luck will come.
Jing Yan Yonghui: His words are skillful but his actions are erratic. He still talks right and does wrong. Same as "Jing Yan's words are violated".
Jing Zhenyonghui: His words are skillful but his actions are erratic. Still talking right and wrong. Same as "Jing Yanyong Hui".
Six Paths of Reincarnation In Buddhist terms, six paths: heaven, humanity, asura, animal, hungry ghost and hell. Refers to the six destinations of reincarnation for all living beings, that is, reincarnation in these six paths...
Six Interests of Reincarnation is a Buddhist term. It refers to the six major destinations of reincarnation for all living beings, that is, the reincarnation of life and death in these six paths. Same as "Six Paths of Reincarnation".
The adjective is written in a lively and energetic way, like magpies and luan birds circling back and forth.
Keep the right path and never turn back. Stick to the right path and never give in.
The mind changes and the heart returns. Xin, Yi: mind; Hui, Zhuan: turn around. Change your mind and stop holding on to past opinions.
Once you come, you can never go back. means to be completely wiped out.
Question 2: What is the last word in the idiom? The last word is an idiom for gain:
Peace of mind
Satisfied to gain
Determined to gain
Complacent
Relaxed and contented
God's understanding
Talents are rare
Nothing gained
Relaxed and contented,
Nameless Empty gain
Feeling contented
Not getting what you want
Traveling freely
Feeling satisfied
You can get it with your backhand
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Easy to get
Deserved for the crime
Free and contented
Easy to get
Occasionally obtained by good hands
You can't have it both ways
A fool must have one thing after all his worries...
Question 3: What are the idioms in which the last word in the idiom is "中" A hundred shots and a hundred hits
Tasting in the surroundings
When the axis is in the middle
Waiting for the word to be in the boudoir
Falling into the clouds
Too much talk or in the middle
Fox in the bonfire
Located in the center of the axis
Overcorrecting in the middle
Worrying in the heart
Put it all into the net
Enjoy it
The bag leaks and stores in it
The bag leaks and stores in it
Peng Sheng Ma Zhong
Take it from all the palaces
Make the most of it by chance
Enter it into my trap
Like the sun in the middle
Lice? T middle
Talking doctor
Water and fire
Ten hits ten hits
Talking about words
Tan Yan Weizhong
Stillborn
In the mist
Indifferent
Showing off and benefiting
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Fall into the trap
Drag the tail to paint the center
Allow to hold on to it
Allow to hold on to it
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The fish swims in the cauldron
The jade is destroyed in the cauldron
The words cannot be said
The tail is wagging in the middle
The words must be spoken There is a middle
The awl is in the bag
The two-purpose middle
In the midst of a busy schedule
The Five Middle Schools
In the sleeping letter
Among the acres
Invisibly
Famous throughout the world
Straight and narrow
The cone comes out of the bag
Question 4: The idiom with the last word "hundred" is not "one"
One hundred does not get one
One hundred Never lose one
Be as good as one out of a hundred
Pick one out of a hundred
Repay just in case
Borrow one from the city
The inside is different
The outside is the same
No matter what happens
The inside is different
Faint Chapter 11
They are all different
They are one and the same
One is one
One is one
Two are one
Two into one
Different reputations
More like painting one
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Borrowing One from the City
Ten are not equal to one
Always the same
Always the same
Say one is one
The best in the world
Never lose one
Only the best
Unknown in case
Be one with each other
Be consistent in what you say
Be consistent in what you say
Be consistent in words and deeds
Be consistent in words and deeds
Words and deeds are the same
Beginning is the same
Beginning is the same
Many are not one
Many words are one
p>Question 5: What are the idioms whose last word is dot?
To turn gold into iron
To turn gold into gold
To turn gold into gold
To turn the key to the point of the eye Pen
Turning stone into gold
Nodding and bowing
Attacking one point is not as good as the rest
Adding the finishing touch to the furnace
The feet do not touch the ground
The thunder is loud, the raindrops are scattered with mandarin ducks
The condensed fat paint is smoked at nine o'clock
Blue flies Dian Su
A dragonfly makes a splash
Fanning the flames
Nodding at a stubborn stone without adding any point
Having a clear mind and understanding
Having no ideas Dot a little bit of ink
Dot a jade with fly droppings
Only state officials are allowed to set fires, but ordinary people are not allowed to light lamps
Zhu Yi nodded
Question 6: The last word is the idiom "big" with limited talents but great ambitions.
Carry forward: develop, promote; Guangda: brilliant and grand. Develop and improve good styles and traditions.
Fengheng Yuda describes the peaceful and happy scene of prosperity and prosperity.
Arrogant, self-important, extremely proud, and looking down on others.
Be aboveboard, be honest, speak and act with integrity.
Arrogance: Extreme arrogance. Refers to being extremely presumptuous, arrogant and arrogant.
Appearing to be strong. Appearing to be strong on the surface, but actually very weak.
The Buddha with more clay will be bigger. The more clay, the bigger the Buddha statue will be. It is a metaphor for a strong foundation or the more you add, the greater your achievements will be.
Great magical powers. Miraculous powers: originally a Buddhist term, referring to miraculous spells. The magic is vast and boundless. Describes superb ability and omnipotence.
Massive momentum: prestige and momentum; Hao: vast. The prestige and momentum are very strong.
Losing big benefits because of greed for small gains. It is a metaphor for only pursuing immediate benefits without caring about long-term benefits.
Arrogance: Thinking too highly of oneself. Describes being arrogant and not taking others seriously.
Losing a lot for a small gain. A huge loss for a small gain.
Be careful but have big ambitions.
Yelang is arrogant. Yelang: a small country in the southwest of the Han Dynasty. It is a metaphor for people who are ignorant and arrogant.
Small gains lead to big losses.
Knowing that a small amount of money can make a big difference means that one is too incompetent and cannot handle important tasks.
Chu Xiaodingda uses small pockets to carry big things. Metaphorical ability is not up to the task.
This matter is of great importance and has a great bearing on it.
Arrogant and arrogant.
Caiju ambizhida means many talents and big ambitions.
Sparse talents but big ambitions means that although the ambitions are great, the talents are insufficient. Sometimes used as a word of modesty.
Carry forward. Carry forward. It refers to the continuous development, expansion and improvement of beautiful things on the original basis.
Chu Xiaohuai is big Chu: Pocket. Use small pockets to carry big things. Metaphorical ability is not up to the task.
This event is a big one. Event: thing. This matter is of great importance and involves a wide range of things. Also means "this is a big thing".
How long? e large refers to the relative length.
Be fair, impartial, and aboveboard.
Losing big profits by coveting small profits.
Accumulate small amounts into large amounts. Accumulating small amounts of things can turn into huge amounts.
That is, seeing the big truth from the small things or small things.
See small things darkly and make big things happen. It means that small things are clear and big things are confused.
无大不大 means extremely large.
Immutability is the greatest. Immutability is the highest good. A political proposition of "governing by doing nothing".
The cow is tall and the horse is big. It is a metaphor for a person who grows tall and strong.
Si Shi Ti Da Si: This; Ti: system, scale. The nature of this matter is important and the stakes are high.
Open and upright describes words and deeds that are bright, fair and impartial.
The sky is big and the earth is big. It means huge.
To pass on difficult tasks means to be given a major and difficult task. The same as "leaving a big legacy and throwing it into a difficult situation".
He is rough-hearted and courageous. Describes being ambitious and unscrupulous. Also known as "bold-hearted".
Seeing the big from the small means that you can see the big from the small, or you can see the whole from a small part.
Highly skilled and bold, the bold approach comes from superb skills.
The big picture in the house is in the center, planning all directions. Refers to the advantage of terrain.
Small wisdom and big plans refer to low ability but big plans.
Zhi Xiao Yan Da Da refers to a person with low intelligence but speaking in a loud tone.
The pillar is small and the pillar is large, which means that those with little ability will be in danger if they take on heavy responsibilities.
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Question 7: What are the idioms whose last word is Tao? 无码无乐道p>
Not enough to be humane
Inhumane
Jackals in charge
Rebellious and unethical
Thieves also have their ways
Walking alone in one's own way
The way is filled with hunger and death
Master's own way
The way of poverty is happiness
The way of hard work is happiness
Being domineering
Nonsense
Being stuck in the road
Being stupid and without moral principles
Following one's own rules
Enjoy talking about it
Just have the right way
Never talk about it
The broad road
The way of Confucius and Mencius
Word of mouth Carrying the Tao
Lao Zhi is in power
Rebellion
Wise words and important Tao
Mingxiu plank road
Sounding the gong Shouting the Tao
Sounding the gong to open the way
Being eloquent
Being a deviant
Being poor but enjoying the Tao
Clearing the palace and removing the Tao
There is a way to make money
There is a way to make money
Just dress up and follow the way
Follow the way for heaven
The way of justice
A clear and sound way
A crooked way
Insignificant
The way of civility and martial arts
The way of writing is to convey the way
The evil way
Heretic ways of evil spirits
Bird-intestinal passage
Goat-intestine path
Yangguan avenue
The wonderful way
One person attains the Tao
Complaints abound
The golden mean
Respect the teacher and respect the Tao
Sit down and discuss the Tao
Question 8: What is the idiom that the last word of the four-character idiom is "shut"?
Question 9: Crazy guess the last word of the idiom is the word "shut". Idiom of the idiom "Return the water but not collect it" The water has been poured out and cannot be taken back. Metaphor is irreversible.
It is difficult to recover water that falls on the ground. It means that things are a foregone conclusion and cannot be undone.
Plant widely and harvest thinly: less. The cultivated area is large, but the unit yield is very low. Metaphors are widely practiced, but with little effect.
The beauty is overwhelming: all. There are so many beautiful things that we can’t see them all at once.
Fame and Fortune Gain both fame and profit.
Grain without harvest: harvest. Not even a grain of rice was harvested. Mostly refers to failure of harvest due to disaster.
It is difficult to collect water when it is thrown. According to legend, Zhu Maichen of the Han Dynasty left his wife because his family was poor. Later, when Maichen became rich and powerful, his wife sought marriage again. Maichen took water and sprinkled it on the ground, asking his wife to take it back, to show that since the couple had divorced, they would not...
To take charge of everything means to take charge of everything.
The rain disperses and the clouds gather ① It is a metaphor for the separation of relatives and friends. ②
It means it turns sunny after rain.
The rain stops and the clouds gather, which is a metaphor for the separation of men and women.
Question 10: What are some idioms in which the last word is "Receive"! ? It is difficult to collect water.
Beautiful.
When water opens, it closes.
Sow in spring and harvest in autumn.