Question 2: The idiom "Jump what you want?"
Huán bèng Luan tiào
[Definition] Describe the healthy, lively and energetic appearance of teenagers.
[Language] Is it clear? Wenkang's Biography of Heroes of Children back to 32: "Spare you two to buy tiles; Leave those that rolled down from the house and those that were pulled out of the pit, and pick up the broken tiles in this yard first. "
Dancing and dancing
[Usage] Combined type; As predicate and attribute; Describe a lively and happy scene
[Example] Spare you two to buy tiles; Liu Fangfang
Question 3: What do you dance? Which idioms have you skipped? Come on, come on, come on Lively and lively, lively and happy, lively and happy. Joyful describes health, liveliness and happiness. Jumping, full of energy and energy. Fresh refers to fish, poultry and so on. Jumping around and still alive.
Question 4: There is no such idiom as jumping.
Joker jumping: prancing and jumping; Clown: a disparaging term for a person. It's a bad guy who can't make trouble because of the climate.
Jumping pill: a kind of bouncing pill. Describe how time flies.
Jumping into the Yellow River is also difficult to get rid of relationships and avoid suspicion. Just like "jumping over the Yellow River can't wash it off".
It is difficult to get rid of the relationship and avoid suspicion when jumping on the Yellow River.
Question 5: Are there any idioms about Tiao? I looked up the idiom dictionary for you, I hope it will help you ~
Jump, jump, jump, jump.
Lively, lively, cheerful and lively.
The chicken flies and the dog jumps. Describe a panic.
Go on the rampage Describe anxiety, anger and temper tantrums.
A coward is a metaphor for a bad person who is desperate to make trouble when he is cornered.
Tiger and Wolong jump to describe a strong and detached character.
Joyful describes teenagers as healthy, lively and energetic.
Carp In ancient yue longmen, it was said that yue longmen, a carp from the Yellow River, became a dragon. Metaphor promotion, promotion and the like. It is also a metaphor for going upstream and striving for progress.
Yue Long's crouching tiger is a metaphor for writing calligraphy.
The rampage of three bodies described people's extreme anger.
Physical jumping describes being afraid of disaster or encountering very terrible things, very scared and uneasy.
Jumping up and down is a metaphor for bad guys jumping up and down and moving around.
Jumping into the Yellow River can't wash away this metaphor.
Jumping pill: a kind of bouncing pill. Describe how time flies.
Joker jumping: prancing and jumping; Clown: a disparaging term for a person. It's a bad guy who can't make trouble because of the climate.
Fear of disaster, panic.
A buffoon refers to a bad person who doesn't play a disruptive role.
Jumping like thunder means being angry.
Joyful description of floating splash, very happy.
Dragon's poetic style is bold and unrestrained.
Dragon and tiger jump like a dragon.
Dragon jumping and tiger crouching. Metaphorical gesture.
Fresh and lively refers to fish, birds and so on. Jumping around and still alive.
Physical jumping [explanation] describes the fear of disaster or encountering very terrible things, feeling very scared and uneasy. Just like "meat jump"
Jumping into the Yellow River is also difficult to get rid of contact and avoid suspicion. Just like "jumping over the Yellow River can't wash it off".
It is difficult to get rid of contact and avoid suspicion when jumping on the Yellow River.
Full of energy.
(of animals) jumping around.
Question 6: What is the idiom to describe jumping? 1) Flesh jump: describes being afraid of disaster or encountering something very terrible, very scared and uneasy.
2) Be furious: Be furious. Describe anxiety, anger and temper tantrums. 3) jump like thunder: refers to the angry look.
4) Yue Long Tiger Crouching: Or Yue Long Tiger Crouching. Metaphorical gesture.
5) Yue Long Tiger Lying: Metaphorically writing calligraphy.
6) Flesh jumping: describes being afraid of disaster or encountering something very terrible, and being very scared and uneasy. Just like "meat jump"
7) A dog jumps over a wall: a metaphor for a bad guy who is desperate to make trouble when he is cornered.
8) Joker jumping over the beam: refers to the bad guys who do nothing to make trouble.
9) Nervousness: describes fear of disaster and panic.
10) Tiger Wolongtiao: describes a dignified and detached character.
1 1) merrily: described as extremely lively and pleasant.
12) beaming: describe the healthy, lively and energetic appearance of teenagers.
13) lively: lively.
14) Lively: lively, lively, cheerful, lively.
15) the chicken flies and the dog jumps: it scares the chicken to fly and the dog jumps. Describe a panic.
16) Long Hufei jumps: a metaphor for strong pen power.
17) Dragon and Tiger Jump: Still entering the dragon.
18) Three corpses on the rampage: describe people's anger to the extreme.
19) jumping up and down: a metaphor for bad guys jumping up and down and moving around.
20) Lively: refers to fish, poultry, etc. Jumping around and still alive.
Question 7: What idioms do you jump when you are surprised?
Physical jumping,
Stunning,
The meat jumped up in surprise,
Tremble with fear
neurotic
new word
Basic explanation
Describe fear of disaster, panic.
tidy
Yuan? Anonymous "fight for gratitude": "I don't know why; This moment is very nerve-racking; These small feet can't walk any further. "
example sentence
1. He did something bad earlier, but now the wind is tight, so naturally he can't sleep well every day.