Two-character words composed of the word "bi"
Pass through the stone wall, steep wall, barrier, tiger stay, barrier, hole, forest wall
No wall, cocoon wall, flawless wall Fireplace, strong wall, niche, pink wall, cloud wall
Han wall, mirage wall, wall door, Tunbi dock wall, dragon wall, painted wall, dragon wall, painted wall, dragon wall
Double wall, double wall, shadow, niche wall, steep wall To the wall, set up the wall
Fortress wall, protect the wall, wall mural, wall tape, wallpaper, green wall, stop wall
Junbi, Jiebi, half-wall, wall cabinet, retreat wall, Wubixiang wall wall Listen
Wall clock, nine walls, cut off the cliff, red wall, plow the wall, warm the wall, leave the wall, pepper wall
Closet, adjacent wall, dock, fence, inscription, build wall, dangerous wall, wall hiding
Solid wall, oil wall, corner wall, money wall, demolition of columns, bumping into walls, chiseling out walls, books on walls
Wall clothes, closed walls, poems, wall newspapers, board walls, deep walls, high walls, secluded walls, brushing walls
Ba Walls, rock walls, singing walls, Zhao walls, red walls, Gobi walls, beautiful walls, four walls
Step on the wall, kitchen, empty wall, dead east wall, Austrian wall, wall lamp, wall, bright wall
Wall sculptures enter the wall, sword wall, wall Decorated walls, mountain walls, ticks, fish and scabies
Walls, shadows, teeth, walls, this wall, wall, mirror, cracks, wall and wall accommodation
Soft wall, house wall, painted wall, pavilion, wall and sky Cliffs, solid walls, idle walls, temple walls
Camp walls, river walls, spiritual walls, illuminated walls, tapestries, wall dwellings, cave walls, extended walls
Bixiang, Lubi and Xiabi wall view
< p> Two-character words with explanations for the word "wall"Wall belt: 1. A belt-like crossbar is exposed in the wall.
Wall hiding: 1. Collect in the wall. Mostly refers to the collection of books.
Wall Scripture: 1. See "Book on the Wall". 2. Confucian classics carved on stone.
Bili: (mountain cliff, etc.) standing as steeply as a wall: a mountain peak of ~thousand feet |~.
Bili Qianren: Bili: The cliff stands steeply. Describe the towering rocks.
Wall passage: 1. A lane sandwiched between two walls.
Wall cabinet: 1. A cabinet embedded in the wall.
Wall demolition: 1. A metaphor for the natural arrangement of calligraphy.
Gecko: A reptile with a flat body, short limbs, and suckers on its toes that can crawl on walls. Eat mosquitoes, flies, moths and other small...
Wall mirror: 1. See "wall money".
Fortress: barrier: the wall surrounding an ancient military camp; fortress: neat and serious. It originally meant tight military security. Now...
Corner: 1. The corner of the wall.
Wallian Pillars: Add pillars to the wall. It is a metaphor for strengthening exercise to enhance physical fitness.
Flying over the wall: 1. It is still called flying over the eaves and walking over the wall in later generations. Describes a person who has special skills in climbing and can walk on walls like flying. Legend has it that Chai Shao of the Tang Dynasty...
Fireplace: A device built on the wall for lighting fires and heating, with a chimney connected to the interior.
Niche: 1. A niche in the wall. Mostly refers to Buddhist niches.
Wall view: 1. Buddhist language. The practice method of Mahayana Void Sect.
Wall cocoon: 1. See "wall money".
Wall hanging: A decorative fabric hung on a wall. Including woolen wall hangings, printed and dyed wall hangings, embroidered wall hangings, cotton wall hangings...
Wall kitchen: 1. Also called "wall kitchen". A cabinet made by using the position on the wall when building a wall.
Clear barriers: Barriers: The walls of military camps in ancient times, later generally referred to fortifications, and today they often refer to opposing things and boundaries. Than...
Wall lamp: A lamp installed on the wall.
Closet: A cupboard made by leaving holes in the wall.
Wall inscription: 1. Inscription embedded in the wall. 2. There are also wall inscriptions in state and county government offices.
For example, Liu Zongyuan of the Tang Dynasty wrote "Wugong County Cheng Biji"﹑...
Barrier: The wall of the military camp in ancient times generally refers to fortifications. Nowadays, it is often used to metaphor opposing things and boundaries: ~Clear|... .
Murals: paintings painted on walls: Dunhuang~.
The shadow of the snake on the wall: it is like the "shadow of a snake with a cup and a bow". It is used to describe people who are suspicious of ghosts and ghosts, and only disturb themselves.
Wall neighbor: 1. Neighbor across the wall; close neighbor.
Wall dwelling: 1. Bird name. Corvidus.
Wall dragon: 1. See "wall flying".
Wall palace: 1. That is, gecko.
Wall newspaper: a newspaper run by agencies, groups, schools, etc., where articles are posted on the wall. Also called wall newspaper.
Three-character words composed of the word wall
False next door, listen next door, poke the wall, Zhangbi Village, this wall, Chibiji, echo wall, wall in the wall, cell wall , book in the wall, wall construction rate, Lingbi stone nine dragon wall, Yibixiang, next door opera, right wallxiang, listening to the wall foot, lacquer mural, wall hanging fish, wall formation, squash man, Bijin Tower, view on the wall, next door Zhang, Nabixiang, Gobi Desert, Bishuiqi, Wubabi, Lebichen, Banbidian, Cliff Murals, Faced Wall Cucumber, Sibixiang, Bizhongsou,
Four word combinations of Bi characters Words with one character
Seclusion in the wilderness, surrounded by fortified walls, ruined walls, and hewn walls
Red cliffs, fierce soldiers hanging on steep cliffs, chiseled walls, using the light to destroy the ruins
The family just stands on the wall and makes up the sun and the moon. Copper city, iron wall, copper mountain and iron wall
Hebi asks the sky. Flies hit the wall and break the wall. Fly away and break the wall. Copper wall and iron wall
Countryside wall Make false high walls, deep barriers, deep ditches, support walls, touch the walls, silver mountains and iron walls
Ruins and broken walls, half of the rivers and mountains, cold windows, frozen walls, flying walls, half of the rivers and mountains
Iron walls, copper mountains, flying along the walls and broken walls The wall is decayed, the wall is deep, the iron wall is solid, the copper wall
The curtains, the wall, the wall, the broken wall, the broken wall, the fence, the things between the walls, the rafters next door, and the rafters are bumping into the wall everywhere
The next door is obedient, the wall is deep, the wall is chiseled, the cantilevered beams are deep Flying over eaves, walking over walls, and leaning against people's fences
The ramparts are tight, the walls are chiseled, the light is solidified, and the wilderness is clear. View the steep cliffs from the wall
Standing on the wall, the wall is thousands of feet high, the deep chasm is standing on the east wall, the remaining light is on the cliff, and the cliff room is just four walls
Peeping through the curtain and listening to the wall, viewing from the side of the wall, facing the shadow to create a solid wall and clearing the wilderness
Dumen faces the wall and draws light through the wall. The southeast half of the wall is polished with bricks and oil, and the incense cart
Half of the mountain and river between the walls Snake shadow
Four-character idioms with explanations for the word "bill"
Cliff:
Fly over the wall: fly: describe something as fast as flying. Refers to being able to fly over the eaves and climb the walls. Describes strong martial arts and a body as agile as flying.
Tutu: only, just. There are only four walls in the house. Described as being very poor and having nothing.
crumbling wall: crumbling wall: a low wall that has fallen down. Collapsed walls, ruined parapets. Describe the scene of ruin.
East wall afterglow: the light coming from the east wall. Expressing care or benefit that is beneficial to others without harming oneself.
Cliff: describes the steepness of the mountain. Same as "cliff".
Tongshan Iron Wall: describes a solid defense. A metaphor for a strong and trustworthy person.
Xiangbi: Facing the wall. That is, facing the wall and creating it out of thin air. Metaphors are made up without being based on fact.
Rural wall fictitious construction: It is made out of thin air against the wall. The metaphor has no basis in fact and is fabricated out of thin air.
Walk on the wall and fly on the eaves: walk on the wall and fly on the roof. Describing strong martial arts
Hebi Wentian: He: scold loudly; Wentian: ask questions to the sky. It describes a scholar who is frustrated and complains.
Ruined walls: Describes the scene of collapsed and dilapidated houses.
Deep trenches and high walls: deep trenches and high walls. Refers to a strong fortification.
Hold the wall and touch the wall: caress the wall. Metaphorical speech advocates are relatively weak and mediocre.
crumbling wall: ruined wall: a short wall that has fallen down. Remaining and collapsed walls. Describe the scene of ruin.
Bi: I later took it as an example of studying hard.
Half of the Country:
Fiction facing the wall: Created out of thin air against the wall. Metaphors are made out of thin air.
The room is surrounded by bare walls: There is nothing in the room. A metaphor for poverty.
Facing the wall is a profound skill: Facing the wall: a Buddhist term that refers to sitting silently facing the wall and meditating. The monk meditates facing the wall, and his Taoism is very profound. It is a metaphor for someone who is very accomplished in a certain area.
Cold windows and frozen walls: describes poverty.
Hitting the wall on all sides: a metaphor for encountering obstacles or rejection. It also means that something does not work or achieves its purpose.
Ruins: a collapsed wall, describing a dilapidated scene
Iron wall and copper mountain: a metaphor for a strong and reliable force.
Southeast half wall: half wall: half side. Refers to the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River and half of the country to the east and south.
Strict barrier: originally refers to tight military security. Now it is also used as a metaphor to draw clear boundaries between each other.
A ruined wall is like a ruined well. Describe a desolate and dilapidated scene.
Steep cliff: describes the steepness of the mountain.
Flying over eaves and walking over walls: Old novels describe people with martial arts as being agile and capable of jumping up the eaves and over walls.
Be obedient next door: refers to big words without truth, empty tone, and difficult to be tested.
Grinding bricks against the wall: a metaphor for failure to succeed.
Copper wall and iron wall: Like a wall made of copper and iron. The original metaphor is that the defense is very strong and cannot be destroyed. Also a metaphor for unity.
Oil-walled carriage: It is called an oil-walled carriage driven by women.
Wall wind and wall ears: The wall is ventilated and has ears. Metaphor that secrets are easily leaked
Ruined walls: ruins
Things between the fences: 1. The things produced by the home.
Raising the rafters next door: a metaphor for things that are impossible and beyond one’s ability. Same as "raising the rafters across the house".
Curtain: curtain; wall: wall; listen: eavesdrop. Refers to eavesdropping and peeking. Describe the situation with insufficient evidence
Copper City and Iron Wall: The original metaphor is that the defense is very strong and cannot be destroyed. Also a metaphor for unity. Same as "copper wall and iron wall".
Deep ditch barrier: It is like a deep ditch and a high barrier. Deep trenches and high forts. Refers to a strong fortification.
Deep wall and solid fortress: It is like a deep ditch and a high fortress. Deep trenches and high forts. Refers to a strong fortification.
Deep trenches and strong walls: dig deep trenches and consolidate the barriers. A metaphor for a tight and solid defense.
Iron wall and copper wall: a metaphor for something very solid and indestructible.
Flying along the wall: Old novels describe people with martial arts as being agile and capable of jumping up the eaves and over walls.
Curtain: curtain; peep: peek; wall: wall; listen: eavesdrop. Refers to eavesdropping and peeking.
Breaking through the wall and flying away: Legend has it that Zhang Sengyao, a painter from the Liang Dynasty, painted a dragon on the wall. After dotting its eyes, the dragon flew into the clouds. It is a metaphor for a person who suddenly becomes rich and powerful or whose official position rises quickly.
Hanging cliff: describes the steepness of the mountain. Same as "cliff".
Consolidate the wall and clear the field: Consolidating the wall refers to strengthening the barrier to make it difficult for the enemy to attack; clearing the field refers to transferring people and materials so that the enemy has nothing to gain. This is a strategy for dealing with superior invading enemies.
Broken Wall Remnants: Bi: a round, flat jade article with a hole in the middle; Zhang: a jade article that resembles half a kui. The incomplete Zhangbi. Although the metaphor is incomplete, it is still a very precious thing.
Chisel the wall to borrow light: Chisel: dig. Cut a small hole in the wall and read by the neighbor's light. Describes a poor family who studies hard
Sun and moon combined: the sun and moon rise at the same time, appearing on the first day of the lunar calendar. The ancients thought it was an auspicious omen for the country.
Watching from the wall: a metaphor for sitting and watching the outcome without helping anyone
Chiseling a wall and hanging a beam: describing studying hard.
Idioms composed of words with more than four characters for wall
Idiom: The wall has cracks, the wall has ears Pinyin: qiáng yǒu fèng, bì yǒu ěr Explanation: Refers to the leakage of secrets. Source: "Guan Zi·Jun Chen Xia": "The wall has ears, and the bandits are on the side. The wall has ears, and the secret plan is leaked."
The pinyin and Chinese character explanation of the word "bi"
bibì wall: four walls. Poster. mural. Wall hanging. tapestry. closet. wall lamp. A wall of copper and iron. Refers to the inner surface of something: the stomach wall. intestinal wall. steep cliff: cliff. rise steeply. The wall of a military camp: a rampart. Strong walls and clear fields. Sitting on the sidelines (sitting and watching the success or failure of both parties without helping either party). Star name, one of the twenty-eight constellations. Number of strokes: 16; Radical: earth;
Nice boy and girl names composed of words from the word "bi"
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