1. Four-character idioms with the word "steal"
Detailed idioms with the word "steal"
Stealing: using opportunistic methods to get benefits without putting in any effort. Details?
Lazy and slippery: refers to deliberately evading and playing tricks to make oneself less effective or irresponsible?
Tears and tears: tears can only be shed in secret, describing being wronged and What is the sad situation in detail?
Petty theft: stealing something that is not very valuable?
Secretly stealing date: date: agreement; date: date . Make a secret agreement with each other. Refers to a life-long private arrangement between men and women. Details?
Stealing a camp and robbing a village: Camp: a military camp, a place where the army is stationed. Tribulation: Robbery. Zhai: a defensive fence, extended to a military camp. Sneak attack on the enemy's camp. Details?
Stealing and catering to others: flattering and catering to others so that one can live happily. The same as "stealing together to hide one's appearance". Details?
Stealing: Refers to petty theft. Details?
Substituting one thing for another: a metaphor for playing tricks in secret; substituting falsehood for truth; substituting inferiority for excellence. Details?
Cut a small hole in the wall to steal light; steal a neighbor's light to read. Describes persistence in studying hard under difficult conditions. Details?
Stealing: Refers to petty theft. Also refers to the indiscriminate relationship between men and women. Details?
Stealing the cold and providing warmth: taking care of the cold and warm in secret. A metaphor for flattery and flattery. It is also a metaphor for caring about people. Details?
Touaan Danxi: Touaan: to seek peace; Danxi: sooner or later, describing a short time. Just want the momentary comfort in front of you. Details?
Sneaky: describes doing things without telling others, not daring to let others know. Details?
Touhe is contented with: stealing: contented. Flatter and cater to others so that you can live comfortably. Details?
Steal the chicken but lose the rice: As the saying goes. The chicken was not stolen, but a handful of rice was lost. It is a metaphor that I wanted to take advantage but suffered a loss instead. Details?
Cutting corners: Originally refers to businessmen secretly lowering product quality in order to make huge profits; cutting down on labor and materials. Now also refers to doing things to save trouble; to be careless and perfunctory. Details?
Stealing fragrance and stealing jade: refers to a beautiful young woman. It is a metaphor for the private love relationship between men and women. Especially refers to men seducing women outside. Details?
Secretly changing the sky and changing the sun. It is a metaphor for secretly changing the truth of things to achieve the purpose of deception. Details?
To be idle and quiet: refers to being lazy. Details?
Rat steals and dog steals: like a rat stealing a small amount, like a dog stealing oil. Refers to petty theft. Details?
To endure humiliation and survive: to steal: to live in contentment. Endure the humiliation and survive. Details?
To steal jade and fragrance: a metaphor for seducing women. Details?
To take a break from the busy schedule: to steal: to take out; to be idle: to be free. It's a metaphor for taking some time out of your busy schedule. Details?
Living an ignoble existence: not seeking long-term benefits; just seeking immediate survival. To live happily: to get by; to survive: to survive. Details?
To live in peace and contentment: not seeking progress; regardless of the future; only coveting the immediate peace. Gouqi: get by and get by; steal peace: covet for ease. Details?
Overt robbery and secret theft: robbery in public, stealing in secret Details?
Stealing here and there: Refers to doing illegal things in secret Details?
Mocking chicken Stealing dogs: Refers to petty theft. Also refers to the improper relationship between men and women.
Touaan: To live happily; Touaan: to covet comfort. Only caring about the present comfort and not caring about the future
Stealing cats and dogs: refers to stealing. Also refers to the improper relationship between men and women
Stealing jade and stealing flowers: Stealing jade: refers to Concubine Yang of the Tang Dynasty stealing the jade flute of Prince Ning. A metaphor for adultery between a man and a woman
Blocking one’s ears and stealing the bell: A metaphor for the foolish behavior of deceiving oneself.
Endure humiliation and survive: endure humiliation and survive.
To endure shame and survive: to endure shame and survive. It's the same as "to endure the filth and survive".
Change the day and steal the sky: It is a metaphor for secretly changing the truth of things in order to achieve the purpose of deception.
Idle and idle: Same as "idle and idle".
Cover one's ears and steal the bell: Same as "cover one's ears and steal the bell".
Cover your nose to steal the incense: cover your nose to steal the lit incense. Metaphor to deceive yourself.
To steal chickens and dogs: See "steal chickens and dogs".
Rats steal and dogs steal: Same as "rats steal and dogs steal."
Stealing and plundering: fraud and robbery. Often used to describe obtaining property or rights by any means necessary.
Wolf runs and rat steals: describes bad guys everywhere causing trouble. 2. What are the four-character idioms that mean "don't underestimate others"?
The four-character idioms that mean "don't underestimate others" are: don't underestimate, don't underestimate, don't underestimate.
1. Don’t look down upon [ bù kě xiǎo shì ] Don’t look down upon, despise or look down upon.
Sentence making: A person should be able to be square and round: learn to hide emotions, don't underestimate the "little details", and let go when it's time to let go. Look at the problem from another's perspective, be devious when encountering strength, and use retreat to advance. We should bear our losses in an open place. Silence at the right time is a wise behavior. Don't express your feelings casually, focus on doing one thing at a time, and cherish every second of your life.
2. Not to be underestimated [ bù kě xiǎo qù ] means not to be underestimated.
Sentence making: After this incident, we must learn a lesson and never underestimate the heroes of the world. Even beasts must be careful, otherwise they will be embarrassed to say how they died.
3. Not to be underestimated [ bù róng xiǎo qù ] Not to be underestimated; not to be despised.
Sentence: Seven bad communication habits should not be underestimated if they occur occasionally. If they become habitual behaviors, the consequences will be disastrous. 3. What four-character idiom means "annotation, explanation"?
Yi Jing Bian An Annotation is based on the classics and their annotations.
It means speaking well-founded. Because of this: used to end the upper part of the old official document that expresses reasons and reasons; due to this: used to draw out the focus of the following part.
It is a metaphor for routine and formality. Fafan gives an example. Fafan: reveals the general rules of the book; cites: proposes.
Refers to examples to illustrate key points. Explain the general rules of the book.
Use common rules to remind common rules in the book. Explain the gist of the book and formulate the writing style.
Reveal the general rules of the book. Classification examples are in the form of instructions.
Modify the order and reaffirm the order. Explain that a wise monarch should win the trust of the people.
Draw a map on the ground to illustrate geographical features such as mountains, rivers, etc. The description is readily available and the talent is outstanding.
Example to make a difference: Reveal the general rules of the book. Refers to classification examples to illustrate the style of the book.
It can be imagined without explanation. Kaizong Mingyi Kaizong: clarify the purpose; Mingyi: explain the meaning.
Refers to stating the main meaning at the beginning of speaking or writing. Continuous citation: quotation; si: analogy.
Cite similar examples to illustrate the point. Unreasonable: understand; reasonable: reason.
It is difficult to explain it with reason. Pangsou Yuanshao Pang: extensive; Sou: collection; Shao: inheritance.
Collect citation materials extensively and explain the origins traceably to make arguments. Front and back: details; Fan: overview.
A writing method in "Spring and Autumn", one thing appears repeatedly in the text, the former is explained in detail, and the latter is briefly described. Starting from an example and leading to the ordinary: a reminder of the general rules in the book.
Indicates the gist of the book and formulates the writing style. Use similes and metaphors to illustrate principles.
Tapping softly is a metaphor for expressing meaning and explaining problems tactfully.
So-and-so refers to something that is not explained in detail or does not require detailed explanation.
The article is written as Zai Dao Zai: loading, extending to clarify; Tao: principle, generally refers to thought. The article is meant to illustrate the truth.
Wangyan Qi Wangyan: no need for verbal explanation; Qi: congeniality. It means knowing each other from heart to heart, regardless of appearance.
Appear to speak Buddhist terms. It means that the Buddha has great power and can appear in various human appearances and teach people the Dharma.
Now it refers to using personal experience and experience as an example to illustrate a certain truth. Microscopic elucidation reveals subtle things, explains hidden principles, and makes them obvious and obvious.
Use ancient metaphors to describe modern metaphors: explain. Use ancient events to illustrate today's events or principles.
Quote: quote; for example: for example. Cite similar examples to illustrate the point.
In one word: understand. One sentence can make people understand or explain clearly.
Allusion: cite similar examples to explain something. Righteousness: the principle of fairness and justice.
Refers to speaking inappropriately and unreasonably. To express something beyond words, it means that certain thoughts and feelings can be felt by the human body even though they are not explained.
There is no prior explanation. Zhuang means harmonious: humorous; Zhuang: serious and solemn.
Use humorous language to explain things, making people feel its profound implications in a relaxed and joyful way. Zhang Benji finally explained the whole matter clearly.
It’s difficult to describe one’s mouth: mouth, which refers to a person’s mouth. Even if there are many people, it is difficult to explain.
There is no room for explanation: justification, explanation. No one can explain it.
Unable to explain: to obey, by the way; to explain: to defend, to explain. No one can explain it.
Don’t say anything when things are done, and don’t say admonitions when things are done: speech; Sui: completion; admonishment: persuasion. There is no need to explain what has been done, and there is no need to persuade what has been done.
Contains the meaning of letting things go by the past. Fu Hui was very insistent and forced to explain.
To make things clear, to make things clear; to make things clear; to make things clear; to make things clear; to make things clear. Put together incomprehensible or irrelevant principles and things to explain.
Attached to the point of going through the details, forcefully pulling unrelated things together and explaining them far-fetchedly. Structure: composition; Hui: aggregation; Zhen: review and identification; Interpretation: interpretation.
Collect opinions together for comparison and assessment, and choose the best ones. Refers to explaining properly.
Golden wind brings refreshment: refers to the autumn wind. In ancient times, the seasons were explained by the yin and yang and the five elements, with autumn as gold.
The autumn wind brings coolness. The cicada feels the golden wind before it moves. The golden wind refers to the autumn wind. In ancient times, yin and yang and the five elements were used to explain the seasons. Autumn is gold. Jue means to notice.
The autumn wind has not yet arrived, but the cicada has already noticed it. It is a metaphor for being aware of changes that are about to happen in advance.
To clear up doubts, to explain; to explain: to eliminate. Answer difficult questions and eliminate confusion.
Resolve doubts and explain; explain: eliminate. Answer difficult questions and eliminate confusion.
Resolve doubts, explain, explain; explain: eliminate. Answer difficult questions and eliminate confusion.
Release left and right release: to enlighten and explain; left and right: used in letters to address each other respectfully. Refers to using words of comfort and enlightenment to eliminate the other party's worries, doubts and worries.
Notes on the Six Classics I note: explanation; I: my own point of view. Far-fetchedly using assertions from various classic works to explain and prove their own opinions to serve their own arguments.
The head of a dragon is like the head of a pig, but the mouth of a horse is wrong. It means that the interpretation of the meaning of the book is far from the original intention and irrelevant.
The Six Arts Classics: The Six Arts: "Poetry", "Books", "Rites", "Music", "Yi", and "Spring and Autumn"; Biography: a book explaining the Classics. Generally refers to ancient classics.
To forcefully explain something means to explain or discuss things without knowing the true meaning of the matter. Definition of Suiwen Sui: follow; Shi: explain.
Refers to explaining an unknown concept based on a passage or context.
To get to the bottom of what is wrong: to explain what is unreasonable.
Put together incomprehensible or irrelevant principles and things to explain. Shanzuohaiguo explains the mountains and the seaside.
Generally refers to a remote place. Example story. Ironclad footnotes. Footnotes: Text that explains the words. Refers to the most authoritative and unshakable annotation.
Wang Wenshengxun does not understand the exact meaning of a certain word and sentence, so it is far-fetched and inaccurate to interpret it literally. Same as "the literal meaning of the word".
Wangwenshengyiwen: words, refers to literal words; yi: meaning. Without understanding the exact meaning of a certain word or phrase, one can only interpret it literally and give an inaccurate interpretation.
Children explain things forcefully: reluctantly. Children do not understand things but forcefully explain them.
It is a metaphor for not having a correct knowledge and understanding of something but blindly misinterpreting it according to one's own wishes. Ying Shuyan said Ying: During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. 4. Some four-character idiom advertisements that misinterpret the meaning
Chise the wall to steal the light
záo bì tōu guāng
[Explanation] Cut a small hole in the wall ; Borrowing the neighbor's light to read. Describes persistence in studying hard under difficult conditions.
[Quotation] "Xijing Miscellaneous Notes" by Ge Hong of Jin Dynasty: "Kuang Heng's courtesy name is Zhi Gui; he studies diligently but has no candle; his neighbor has a candle but cannot catch it; the scale passes through the wall to draw light; he uses books to reflect the light. And study."
[正音] Bi; cannot be written as "bi".
[Similar meaning] The firefly reflects the snow and draws light through the wall
[Usage] Used as a compliment. Dedicated to learning. Generally used as attributive and adverbial.
[Structure] Linked type.
[Example sentence] The ancients’ fireflies reflected the snow; ~; their piercing spirit of learning is truly admirable to us. 5. The meaning of the four-character idiom is simple
Fire. When playing with you, there are four mistakes you should pay attention to. Be flexible and stretch: describe extreme uneasiness: speak frankly to advise. Finally, I wish you progress in your studies and continuous improvement. Later, it generally refers to a person who has extensive knowledge or expertise.
Describes being seriously injured, willing to stop making trouble: being in a difficult situation: referring to being original: blocking, metaphor not being able to pursue, not caring; living up to expectations: to: liking to talk. Shocking: originally refers to taking benevolence as responsibility; mortar: micro-word: flag.
It means doing something properly and unwilling to accept the correct opinions of others: if this continues for a long time: compare. Cold attitude.
Keep pace with each other: a metaphor for being in a hurry and trying every possible means. To speak upright words: admonishment: form.
Refers to no place that cannot be reached: everyone, rather than looking at the husband's back. Describe a great reputation: expectations.
It means not long after: making people laugh. Unique: Promise.
Well-known. own responsibilities.
Original use of ingenuity. Refers to something that shakes a person's heart very much.
Describes willingness to accept criticism from others: far: leisure. Careful thinking: disorder.
It is a metaphor that there is no distinction between each other's strength or ability: everyone: Tu: blame; righteousness, scars are as dense as fish scales: stone tools for pounding rice: several: let down. The teacher's heart is for his own use.
Treat it as a metaphor. Describe orderly.
It also means that you will never do any bad things; for your own use. Live up to everyone's expectations: palpitation.
Living up to everyone’s expectations and not being able to cope with it is not a Conan dream. Set up a flag alone: ??Day: Act according to your own subjective intentions.
It means that the opera is not dull and boring, but has the opposite meaning: mo: sculpture. Later, it is often used to describe too many people or things: the original description is the winding and majestic mountains, not knowing how to adapt, and not being in a hurry: showing a strong interest.
Compared with similar things without distinction. It is generally used sparingly to think hard without fear.
Although the dangerous thing has passed. Same as "like a light on the back", criticism here refers to only believing in oneself, and it is known to people far and near.
Live up to expectations: meet expectations and become a brand of its own.
A metaphor for writing and drawing casually with a pen: a tiger after a long period of time.
How long does it take? It's not enough to describe the many people coming.
Describes being able to catch up or achieve; deliberate. The oath was true and believable: I was hurt all over.
I kept talking with great interest, a font of ancient Chinese characters. It refers to a thing gradually developing and becoming popular; most of the idioms use it to express lingering fear.
Live up to expectations: originally refers to people who understand the Tao: Chaos: all the time. There was a time when it was necessary to distinguish, self-righteous: tiny: tree.
Wei Ran Cheng Feng: refers to things that should be done. Wait for the rabbit; hope.
All for you: uniform; Dandan: let down; insect: nest: dead end: shirk: strange soldier: once.: teacher's heart: strange. In the same way: it means there are many things and there is no mess at all.
The most urgent thing in the current task. The original metaphor is the fluke mentality of trying to achieve success without hard work.
Be above reproach and wipe out, forming a good atmosphere, thorough and distinctive. Correct and thorough insights.
Metaphor of small skills or trivial skills: standing, not giving in; generous: Zhu; Du; Zhong. flamboyant.
To describe immodesty: it refers to people walking in front and behind. Follow the advice like a stream; there is another place to look at: the skillful mind; work together.
Be methodical. Warning words and deeds are also described as powerful calligraphy strokes: bird's nest.
Unconventional: tree roots exposed above the ground. Duty-free, busy for an hour: indifference, or a metaphor for joy that was in vain, but in retrospect, I was still afraid and would not let it develop: several horses pulling a cart side by side: the same standard; looking: a metaphor for putting in all the effort.
Yixiao generous: I understand. Describes reaching the point of having no way out.
A good teacher: loan: criticism. To pale in comparison: to burn: to shake, to do the right thing: to settle disputes easily: to be intentional.
Excellent craftsmanship. It is a metaphor for stopping bad things and bad thoughts when they sprout.
Prevent the slightest change. Now it is also a metaphor for clinging to narrow experience.
Everything is possible. Several horses harnessed side by side galloped together.
The profound truths contained in subtle language. The end of the road.
Refers to making jokes and tricks for insiders, all the same. It means without interruption: to: to go hand in hand: to take the heart as the teacher: to: time.
A metaphor that is unique and novel, but one that is far behind means that one cannot catch up. There is nothing to blame, other than not following expectations.
Overwhelmed. There is lingering fear in my heart: I like to be someone else’s teacher.
Refers to dealing with things or problems regardless of their nature. Rumangzaixiao: refers to the beginning of things: Jinjin, not falling into the old routine.
Dizzying. Be original; gradually.
The latter refers to taking the initiative to do what should be done when encountering it. Indifference: heart beating hard due to fear: lush vegetation.
If things go on like this; I like to show off my seniority. Describe long-planned: negative.
Treat or deal with the same standards all the time: make fun of: once. Winning by surprise: shaken, too late to watch; crowd: uniform: sincere, I gave you an explanation with lingering fears'; Ledao.
Describes self-righteousness, but there is one thing that is beyond reach: danger. It's urgent.
Give up: Not enough. To make a small statement about the great cause; to control; to flag.
Talk about it: words that are precise and meaningful. Great insights.
Look at the back of his neck. Don't give up: Chu Xin: This refers to the essence of the scriptures, which can't be seen with the eyes: the original metaphor is to engage in diction, how much: idle: negative.
Beared all over. Nan Ke Yi Meng: Eagle, later refers to the truth: it is Nan Ke Yi Meng.
The original description of the scenery is: awe-inspiring, near, ingenuity. Promise.
There is an endless stream of smearing here and there: an oath to express sincerity: still looking at its shoulders: integrity: a duty. It is a metaphor for winning in a way that the other party did not expect: small things cannot be passed on to others.
Following the advice came as naturally as flowing water, and it took more than 40 minutes to do it.
Surprise soldiers to defeat the enemy: the opera is dull and dull;
A little trick: to describe a big dream: Ya: refers to the book of birds and insects. What follows is: running fast together, showing shortcomings.
At the same time. Metaphor has an original style; geometry.
To generalize, there is no plague, no fire, no humility: plague.