Idioms describing wonderful speeches.
1, just right
Pronunciation: qià rú qí fèn
Interpretation: refers to doing things or speaking appropriately.
Source: Qing Lvyuan Li's "Qi Lu Deng" back to the 108 th: "Reward points; It is the discretion of Yan Zhongduan; The amount is just right; Everyone is happy. "
2. just right
Pronunciation: and
Interpretation: that is to say, talking and doing things is just the most appropriate point.
Source: Shi Zhen's "Talking about Zhengshi": "Yuan advocated writing Huang Ting as early as the beginning; Just right; Celebrities and works don't touch. "
3. That's enough
Pronunciation: shkér zhǐ
Interpretation: Shi Ke: Just right. Stop at an appropriate level and don't overdo it.
Source: Song Zhuxi's Notes to Four Books: "Enough is enough; Not greedy. "
Step 4 enter the forest
Pronunciation: rù mù sān fēn
Interpretation: According to legend, Wang Xizhi wrote on the board, and when the carpenter carved it, he found that the handwriting penetrated into the board for three minutes. Describe that calligraphy is very powerful. Nowadays, the problem of metaphor analysis is very profound.
Source: Zhang Tang Huaiguan Book Breaking: "Jin Emperor Sacrifices the Northern Suburb; I wish you a better version; Workers cut it; The pencil is inserted into the wood. "
5. Hit the nail on the head
Pronunciation yī yǔ and y and y incarnation.
Interpretation: Tao: Say; Breakthrough: exposure. Finish it in one sentence.
Source: Qing Xique's Book with Zhang Kauf: "From Tang Yu to the Warring States Period for more than 2,000 years, the sages spread the mind method, which hit home."
Idioms describing speech
Have nothing to do with: contact; Margins: boundaries, edges. Out of reach. More refers to vague speech and not touching the reality.
I don't know the height-I don't know the depth of speaking or doing things.
I don't know how to compete-I don't know what to say or do.
Broken teeth and blunt tongue-refers to old people with broken teeth and unclear speech.
Words are unreasonable-words: words, words, expressions. Catch: arrive; And ... Refers to words and expressions used in speaking and writing that cannot fully and accurately express thoughts and feelings.
Words fail to convey meaning-refers to the inability to express meaning accurately when speaking or writing articles.
Big makin knife-(1) describe generous, imposing. (2) describe blunt, sharp, inhuman.
Stab-stab with a short-handled knife. The original metaphor is to identify the goal, be brave and diligent. The latter metaphor is straightforward and does not beat around the bush.
Not a drop of water leaked-not a drop of water. Describe speaking and doing things very carefully, carefully and impeccably. It also describes that you have all the money and you won't sell it easily.
Point out your hands and feet-describe using gestures when you speak. Describe how to speak casually, or point and criticize rashly.
Drop bag-drop: shake, shake. Speak or write articles to show off your knowledge by quoting ancient books.
Ramble about-talk about the East for a while and the West for a while. Speak in disorder and without center.
East branch and west branch-refers to vague and perfunctory words and deeds.
Blunt mouth and clumsy cheeks-refers to clumsy eloquence and poor fluency.
A clumsy tongue-a metaphor for being clumsy and not good at talking.
Preventing people's mouths is not as good as preventing Sichuan-prevention: stop; What: more than that. The harm of stopping people from criticizing is more serious than the flood caused by blocking rivers. It means that if people are not allowed to talk, it will be very harmful.
Speak freely-speak freely: speak freely; Dictation: Make sentences with words. Speak or write freely.
Lips are mixed with tongue-lips are rubbed by tongue. Tongue ambiguity refers to playing with the tongue and speaking incoherently.
Scratching the itch between boots-metaphor is irrelevant, inappropriate and doesn't grasp the key point. Or do things without grasping the key. Just like "scratching boots"
Grab-grab: grab. Tickle through your boots. Metaphor speech composition is irrelevant and inappropriate, and fails to grasp the main points. Or do things without grasping the key.
Therefore, it is even worse-it means that the speech is deliberately exaggerated and divorced from the facts.
Showing the flesh with bones-it is a metaphor for speaking half-swallowed and half-vomited, and not saying the meaning completely.
Hum hahaha-describes pretending to speak with an accent. It also describes the groans when you are sick.
Misfortune comes from the mouth-misfortune comes from the mouth. Careless words can easily get you into trouble.
Swearing-describes the way you talk when you are angry with people. With "harsh words".
Seven or eight-it means disorganized and confusing.
Concise and to the point-speak and write simply and clearly, and get to the point.
Chewing on iron mouth and gold-refers to talking platitudes.
Tongue Stuttering-Tongue Stuttering: The tongue is like a knot and can't move. Du: It's blocked. Keep silent, keep silent. Describe being afraid to speak.
Golden mouth and jade sound-in the old days, it referred to the words of the son of heaven. The latter means to speak correctly and cannot be changed.
Silence-Silence: Silence. As silent as a cicada in late autumn. Metaphor dare not speak, afraid of concerns.
Jiuding is not important-it means that words carry weight, but Jiuding is not heavy by comparison.
Choose your words carefully-it means to be careful when writing an article or speaking, and to ponder word by word.
Cut to the chase-a metaphor for talking or writing an article to talk about the subject directly, without beating around the bush.
Opening gongs and drums-a metaphor for the beginning of speaking or writing an article. It is also a metaphor for the beginning of an event.
Get to the point and understand the meaning-get to the point: explain the purpose; Yi Ming: Explain the meaning. It means explaining the main meaning at the beginning of speaking and writing.
Generous Didi-Didi: Full of carefree. Describe speaking and writing articles with high spirits and carefree words.
Don't choose what you say-it means that you can't express your words correctly when you are in a hurry, or you speak casually.
Say something crazy-say something arrogant. To speak insolently. It also means nonsense.
Fairy-fairy: refers to the court decree. Metaphorically speaking, it is the law, which can decide people's life and death.
Speech is the law, which can decide people's life and death. The same is "the mouth contains physique."
Back and forth-refers to the repetition of actions or words.
Measuring and chiseling-a metaphor for speaking and doing things from reality. Same as "measuring chisel".
A glib tongue-describes a person who is smart and good at talking.
Show your tail and hide your head-hide your head and show your tail. The description is evasive and doesn't tell the whole truth.
Falling from smallpox-a metaphor for touching or wonderful words. Used of exaggerated or unrealistic words.
The donkey's lips are not right for the horse's mouth-it is a metaphor for speaking and writing articles, and the preface is inconsistent and inconsistent.
There is nothing inside-there is no distinction between inside and outside, which means that what you say and do is regardless of the occasion.
Soft language-soft language. Soft language: soft language. Whisper: a low-key sentence. Refers to the soft and implicit voice when speaking, which is easy to accept.
Well-founded-the original name is reasonable, and it makes sense. After that, it means that doing one thing is reasonable and reasonable.
Unfathomable-unfathomable degree. Refers to the attitude towards life, or the content of a speech or article (often not positive, with derogatory meaning).
Do not stop talking-do not stop talking; Hugh: Stop. Go on.
Speak sensitively-speak carefully; Min: Agile. Watch your mouth and act quickly.
Side by side: extensive; Sign: ask; Bo: extensive; Citation: quotation. Speaking and writing articles refer to materials as evidence or examples.
Laying linear sequence-Laying: Laying. Foreword: Narrator. Describe speaking or writing articles directly in sequence without modification. It also describes that speaking or writing an article is boring and the focus is not prominent. Also known as "plain narrative".
Seven take eight take-describe rambling, no center. Entanglement; Nonsense.
Yiai-describes a person who stutters repeatedly and is not fluent.
Righteousness-refers to being well-founded and speaking with momentum.
Strong lips and bad mouth-refers to speaking badly and refusing to let people.
Whisper-refers to whispering in private.
Green mouth and white tongue-refers to speaking carelessly and breaking taboos.
Understatement-originally refers to using light color to understate when describing. Now it is more about talking and writing articles, and downplaying important issues.
Loyalty-refers to reckless speech and lack of credit.
It means to speak rashly and rudely.
Shut your mouth-seal: seal. Put three seals on his mouth. Describe speaking carefully. Now it is also used to describe unwilling or afraid to speak.
Twinkle-twinkle: The light is flickering, which means to speak hesitatingly. Speak hesitatingly, refuse to reveal the truth or avoid key questions.
About the first chapter-guiding from the classic text, according to.
Few words-means not many words at ordinary times.
The tip of the tongue is sharp, sharp Quick: sharp and refreshing. Describe glib, outspoken. It also means to be sarcastic and unwilling to let people.
Pulling around-describes speaking or writing as far-fetched. It also describes pulling hard and forcing others to listen to themselves.
Loud as Hong Zhong-H: Loud. It describes speaking or singing loudly, just like ringing a clock.
Sail before the wind-Metaphorically speaking or doing things with others without an idea.
Push the boat with the current-push the boat with the current. Metaphor follows a certain trend or something that is convenient to talk about.
Steady-the original description of all parts of the body is symmetrical and strong. Later, I often described it as a safe way to speak and do things. It also describes doing things without making mistakes and lacking positive and innovative spirit.
Gurgle-gurgle: describes the continuous flow of water; The sound or appearance of a current. Metaphor is talking constantly.
It is said that a monk gave a speech in Liang Wudi, which moved the sky and made flowers fall in succession. Describing a colorful speech is extremely beautiful (mostly exaggerated but unrealistic).
The sky is falling-describe colorful and extremely beautiful (mostly exaggerated but untrue). Use "hype".
(1) of judah to smash the nails. Metaphor is resolute and straightforward in speaking and doing things. (2) metaphor became a conclusion.
Be reasonable-that is to say, be reasonable when talking and doing things.
The road is the road-pointing to the head is the road. Speak or do things methodically.
Watching the wind and catching the shadows-a metaphor for unreliable rumors or superficial phenomena.
Looking at the wind and looking at the purpose-refers to speaking and doing things to cater to the above and intentions.
Nothing wrong-heavy responsibility: excessive accusation and blame. Can't blame too much. This means that although there are shortcomings in speaking and doing things, there are still advantages worth knowing.
The article is beside the point-the meaning in the article doesn't match the topic. Refers to people who can't speak or write articles on the subject.
Shoot at nothingness-yes: bull's-eye; Arrow: Arrow. Shoot arrows aimlessly. Metaphor words and deeds have no clear purpose or are impractical.
Catch a shadow by the wind-catch a shadow by the wind. Metaphor is impossible. It also means that words and deeds are based on unreliable rumors or superficial phenomena.
Gossip-leisure: it has nothing to do with business; Break: refers to nagging. Nagging about things that have nothing to do with business
Thrushcross's heart and tongue-thrush's heart, oriole's song. The metaphor is vicious, but the words are beautiful.
Waste of speech theory-white talk. It's no use talking.
Babbling-describes the way babies babble like adults.
Smoke does not go out, fire does not enter-describe people who are slow to respond and do not like to talk.
You must have a point-China people: Exactly. A finger can hit the nail on the head.
Indecision, indecision-that is to say, you rarely make mistakes in what you say or do.
Concise-describe the speech and writing concisely. Use "conciseness"
Eloquence-describes being eloquent and eloquent. With the word "hanging river".
Listen to what you say and do what you do-that means you can listen to what you say and do what you do.
Speak frankly-description carries weight, and comparison is not too heavy.
Don't get tired of words-be brief; Annoyed: cumbersome. Speaking or writing is simple and to the point, not cumbersome.
A whip and a mark-a metaphor for doing things or speaking to the point. With "sticks and scars"
A foot of water churns out a hundred feet of waves-the metaphor is extremely exaggerated. It is the same as "a foot of water churns into waves".
A swarm of bees-a hive flew out at once. Describe many people talking or acting at the same time.
One is one, the other is two-to describe speaking honestly and unambiguously. Take "one is one, two is two".
Humility-refers to doing things or talking carelessly, leaving people with a handle.
Obscure and tortuous-obscure: not obvious. When writing an article or speaking, express an idea vaguely and obliquely.
Vague words-vague: not obvious or clear. It is difficult to fully understand the evasive description.
Describe a weak voice and lack of vitality in doing things. Also described as weak.
Confused-metaphor speaking, writing is not concise or do not simply.
Cover the front and cover the back-refers to hiding your head and tail when you talk and having to stop talking.
Three things don't matter-that is, speaking or doing things improperly and thoughtlessly, paying attention here and not paying attention there.
Prevarication-refers to speaking hesitatingly and evasively. Also known as "supporting Wu Wu".
Speak frankly, not afraid of trouble-straight: frank and straightforward; Take: get, extended to incur. An outspoken person will get into trouble.
Pointing at the east and talking about the west-still rambling. Refers to an irrelevant or empty speech.
Small words and big words-refers to low intelligence, but a big tone of voice.
Turn your voice to taboo-refers to breaking taboos as soon as you speak or write an article.
Justify oneself: complete and comprehensive. Refers to the speaker's ability to make his argument or lie without loopholes.
Choose your words carefully-carefully, carefully: think again and again. It means to be careful when writing or speaking, and to ponder word by word.
Slippery tongue-describes frivolous, smooth, insincere and not serious.
Expanding Reading: Proper Sentence Making in Idioms
(1) This bamboo pole is just the right length.
He handled the matter properly in an appropriate way.
(3) Miss Etiquette, who has received strict training, acts just right.
(4) Xiao Fang's mother said just right.
(5) His speech ended just right. As a result, the host insisted on adding a few words, which ruined the whole atmosphere.
(6) Mr. Tian's handling of the incident was fair and proper.
(7) The description of the scenery in the novel just sets off the characters in the story.
What you said is just right, which will not hurt his feelings, but also make him get the message and achieve our goal.
His speech was appropriate and both sides were satisfied.
(10) A rockery in a courtyard is set off by a proper tree-shaped bonsai, which shows everywhere that the owner of the garden is ingenious and lifelike according to local conditions, and is a treasure of the garden community.
(1 1) The owner of this coffee shop knows every frequent customer's favorite taste like the back of his hand, and he can master it just right. No wonder everyone patronizes again and again.
Idioms are enough to make sentences.
1, since everyone is no longer pursuing it, enough is enough.
2, joking should not be too much, enough is enough.
3, seafood and meat food should not be overeating, you should choose to eat lean meat and enough is enough.
4, but it should be noted that the cholesterol content of shrimp is slightly higher and the amount should be moderate.
5, wine can be drunk, but enough is enough, so as not to damage health.
6, joking should be enough, so as not to hurt feelings.
7, the elderly to participate in sports activities should pay attention to self-regulation, enough is enough, don't be too tired.
8. He pays great attention to health, eats enough and never overeats.
9. Proper exercise is good for health.
10, don't eat too much every meal, you'd better stop.
1 1, enough jokes can add interest to life.
12, we should do enough, not too much.
13, losing weight should be enough, too much is not enough, which is harmful to health.
14. However, due to the high cholesterol content in scallops, the dosage should be moderate.
15, everything should be enough, too much and too little is not good.
16, that's enough, critics should stop.
17, no matter what age, sugar and fat should be enough.
18, don't be unreasonable, just make it clear that it is right or wrong, so the effect will be better.
19, enough is enough, turn around, barely happy.
20. He is good at maintaining his health, eating well and never overeating.
2 1, the newspaper must be enough, and can't cross the border to invade other people's private lives.
I think you'd better stop. It's a great honor to be promised to lend you the equipment for your experiment. Now you want to borrow someone else's spine. Not too greedy!