1. A collection of idioms starting with the word wild
Wild grass and idle flowers. Wild flowers and plants. It is a metaphor for a woman that a man plays with other than his wife.
Wild tune and no tone, describing words and deeds that are unruly and impolite.
Yehe Xianyun Xian: unrestrained. Floating clouds, wild cranes. It used to refer to people who lived an idle life and separated themselves from worldly affairs.
A wild horse without a bridle. A metaphor for arbitrary action without restraint.
Savage offering exposure is a metaphor for donating something that is not precious. (a polite way of saying something when giving advice to someone).
The savage offers celery and offers the worthless celery to others as a good thing. It is a metaphor for contributing something that is not of great value (mostly used as a polite word when giving gifts or suggestions).
Wild wild vegetables: cooked fish; 簌: wild vegetables. Refers to the game and wild vegetables in the mountains.
Talented people are appointed. It refers to appointing people on their merits and making the best use of their talents.
Ambitious: vigorous. Describes very ambitious ambitions.
Yeheguyun is a metaphor for a person who is unrestrained and can come and go freely. Same as "Idle Cloud and Lone Crane".
Ye Wu Yi Xian refers to appointing people on their merits and making the best use of their talents. Same as "Wild Wu Yi Xian".
Savage offering the sun is a metaphor for a meager contribution. Same as "Savages expose themselves".
A savage's performance is a metaphor for a meager contribution.
Wild talents means appointing people on their merits and making the best use of their talents. Same as "Wild Wu Yi Xian". 2. What are the idioms about wild idioms?
Aihong fills the field Aihong: the mourning geese.
It is a metaphor for the victims who cry out from hunger and cold. It is a metaphor that in natural and man-made disasters, there are displaced and hungry people everywhere.
Barnyard official and unofficial history Barnyard official: A small official in ancient times, who specially collected street talk and hearsay for the emperor for provincial reading. Later, novelists or novelists were called barnyard officials. Refers to old novels.
村夫野老 refers to farmers and the elderly living in rural areas. Murano Peifu Murano: Deserted villages and mountains.
Common people: common people. It used to refer to people without knowledge and status.
Dongyeba people are popular folk songs of the ancient Chu people, also known as "Xialiba people". Hungry people everywhere. People who starved to death.
People were starving to death everywhere. Describe the tragic scene of people dying in large numbers due to hunger.
Siege Field Battle City: City. Attack cities and fight in the wild.
Guyun Yehe used to refer to a person who is idle and carefree and does not seek fame or fortune. Domestic chickens and wild ducks are metaphors for different calligraphy styles.
It also means that people love novelty and dislike ordinary things. Domestic chicken and pheasant Pheasant: Pheasant.
The original intention is that Jin Gengyi compared his calligraphy to a domestic chicken and Wang Xizhi's calligraphy to a pheasant, to show that he despises those who are near and values ??those who are far away. It also refers to those with different styles.
Strong walls and clear fields are a way to deal with the invasion of powerful enemies. This makes it impossible for the enemy to attack the stronghold and grab supplies.
Empty the house and clear the field. When fighting against the enemy, hide things at home and agricultural products in the fields so that nothing can be obtained or used when the enemy arrives. wolf ambition wolf son: wolf cub.
Although the wolf cub is young, it has a vicious nature. It is a metaphor for violent people with vicious intentions and hard-to-change habits.
A two-legged fox is a metaphor for a treacherous person. Mountains and fields are everywhere. Mountains and fields are full of them.
There are many descriptions. Ming Ye Shi Ping is a metaphor for treating others sincerely and sharing the joys and sorrows.
Qidong Yeyu Qidong: the eastern part of Qi State; Yeyu: the words of country people. Mencius despised the peasants and believed that what they said was unfounded and could not be believed.
The metaphor is absurd and unfounded. Mountain delicacies: wild vegetables: cooked fish; Su: wild vegetables.
Refers to the game and wild vegetables in the mountains. Corpses lay everywhere. Corpses lay everywhere.
Describes a large number of dead people. Ti Guo Jing Ye Ti: division; Guo: capital; Jing: measurement; Ye: fields.
The capital was divided into several areas, where officials and nobles lived respectively or slaves and common people farmed them. Fertile fields and vast expanse of land.
Wild flowers and wild grass. It is a metaphor for a woman that a man plays with other than his wife.
idle clouds and wild cranes idle: unrestrained. Floating clouds, wild cranes.
It used to refer to people who live an idle life and are separated from the world. Cave dwelling in wild places Cave: hole; place: residence.
Live in caves and live in the wilderness. Describe the living conditions of primitive people.
Wild flowers and wild flowers. It is a metaphor for a woman that a man plays with other than his wife.
Wild tune and toneless, describing words and deeds that are unruly and impolite. Yehe Xianyun Xian: unrestrained.
Floating clouds, wild cranes. It used to refer to people who lived an idle life and separated themselves from worldly affairs.
A wild horse without a bridle. A metaphor for arbitrary action without restraint.
Savage offering exposure is a metaphor for donating something that is not precious. (a polite way of saying something when giving advice to someone).
The savages offer celery and offer the worthless celery to others as a good thing. It is a metaphor for contributing something that is not of great value (mostly used as a polite word when giving gifts or suggestions).
Wild wild vegetables: cooked fish; 簌: wild vegetables. Refers to the game and wild vegetables in the mountains.
Talented people are appointed. It refers to appointing people on their merits and making the best use of their talents.
Ambitious: Exuberant. Describes very ambitious ambitions.
The bones are exposed to the wild: exposed. The bones of the dead were exposed in the wild.
Describe the tragic scene favored by war or disaster. Standard branch and wild deer. Standard branch, a branch at the top of a tree, is a metaphor for the ancient times when the king above was indifferent and indifferent; wild deer is a metaphor for the people below who are relaxed and contented.
The latter refers to the ancient times. The wall is closed and the wilderness is clear. It is still said that the wall is strong and the wilderness is clear.
It is a strategy adopted in combat. The ambition of a jackal is a metaphor for the vicious intentions of a bad person.
Chaoye Shangxia Chaoye: refers to the court and the people; Shangxia: from the center to the local areas. It refers to from the central government to the local government, from officials to the common people.
Spring breeze and wild fire are a metaphor for rapid and violent momentum. Village wine and wild vegetables. Wine brewed in the countryside and vegetables grown in the fields.
Describes the lack of food and wine and the poverty of life. Dong Ye Bei Jia is a metaphor for self-reliance on one's own talent, which is self-defeating.
Starvation is everywhere. Death: the body of a person who died of starvation. Starving people were everywhere.
Describes the tragic scene of people dying in large numbers due to hunger. The liver marrow flows wildly, which describes fierce and cruel battles with corpses strewn across the fields.
A lonely ghost is a metaphor for a person who has no support and is in a difficult situation. Consolidating the wall and clearing 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. Sweeping the fields. Strong winds sweeping the fields.
It is a metaphor for killing and capturing everything. Dividing borders in painting fields refers to dividing territories and governing them.
Yellow Crown Wild Clothes are poor clothing. To refer to common people.
Sometimes it refers to the grassy fields. Same as "Huang Guan Cao Sui".
The mountains and fields are covered with mountains and fields. To describe a large number or wide range.
Mountains and fields are everywhere. There are many descriptions.
Same as "over the mountains and plains". The sky covers the fields, and the sky covers the earth.
Describe Shengduo. All over the sky and all over the mountains and all over the fields, describing a large number and wide distribution.
Mishan Genye refers to the mountains and plains. Plains and plains are flat and unobstructed wilderness.
The fields are filled with killings. The fields are filled with killed people. Describes a lot of killing.
Mountain food and wild vegetables refer to the game and wild vegetables in the mountains. Same as "mountain delicacies and wild asparagus".
Deep in the mountains and wilderness, deep in the remote mountains. Overwhelming power means being extremely powerful and overpowering everyone.
Tian Fuye Lao is a country farmer and an old man in the mountains. Generally refers to the common people.
Analyzing Gui Banye means ennoblement and division of land. Idle gull and wild heron ①It is a metaphor for a person who is retired and idle.
②It is a metaphor for the woman in an illicit relationship between men and women. Superstition refers to scattered ghosts and gods.
It is often used as a metaphor for people who do not do their job properly, wander around and look for trouble. Wild Crane and Solitary Cloud is a metaphor for a person who is free and able to come and go as he pleases.
Same as "The lonely crane in idle clouds". Ye Wu Yi Xian refers to appointing people on their merits and making the best use of their talents.
Same as "The Wild One". The savage offering the sun is a metaphor for a meager contribution.
Same as "Savage Exposed". A savage's report is a metaphor for a meager contribution.
Wild talents means appointing people on their merits and making the best use of their talents. Same as "Wild Wu Yi Xian".
Quality but not wildness Quality: simplicity and simplicity. Wild: Vulgar.
Simple but not vulgar. Same as "quality but not slang". 3. What are the idioms about wildness?
The idioms about wildness include: mountains and fields, corpses everywhere, ambitious, mountain delicacies and wild crops, barnyard officials and wild history, etc.
1. Manshanmanbiàn is a Chinese idiom, pronounced as màn shān biàn yě. It originally refers to mountains, fields, and wilderness. It describes a large number, a wide range, and a great momentum. From: Chapter 58 of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" by Luo Guanzhong of the Ming Dynasty "Ma Dai, the pioneer in the front of Xiliang Prefecture, led an army of 15,000 and came over the mountains and plains in a mighty manner."
Definition: Xizhou Ma Dai, the vanguard at the front, led an army of fifteen thousand and came with great momentum. 2. Corpses litter the wilderness, a Chinese idiom whose pinyin is shī héng biàn yě, which means corpses are scattered all over the wilderness. It describes that there are so many dead people that there is no time to bury them or there is no one to bury them.
It is mostly used to modify the cruelty and tragedy of war. From: Chapter 7 of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" by Luo Guanzhong of the Ming Dynasty "Jian drove the army and killed corpses all over the wilderness."
Explanation: Fu Jian drove the army and killed corpses all over the wilderness. 3. Ambitious, a Chinese idiom whose pinyin is yě xīn bó bó, describing great ambition.
From: Chapter 1 of "The Lion's Roar" by Chen Tianhua of the Qing Dynasty "This emperor is very ambitious and wants to bring all the countries in the world under his umbrella." Interpretation: This emperor is very ambitious. He wants to bring all the countries in the world into his territory.
4. Mountain delicacies and wild vegetables, a Chinese idiom, pronounced shān yáo yě sù, which means game and wild vegetables. From: Song Dynasty Ouyang Xiu's "The Drunkard's Pavilion" "Mountain delicacies and wild assemblies, mixed and presented in front of you, are also the prefect's banquet."
Definition: Game in the mountains and vegetables in the fields are placed in front of you in a mixed manner. Yes, this is the prefect’s banquet. 5. Barnyard official wild history, Chinese idiom, pinyin is bài guān yě shǐ, generally refers to novels and writings that record unknown anecdotes and trivial matters.
From: "Hanshu·Yiwenzhi" "The flow of novelists comes from barnyard officials, street talk, and hearsay." Interpretation: Most of the rumors in novels come from It is created by officials, street talk, and hearsay. 4. What are the idioms about wildness?
Fighting with dragons in the wild, littering the fields with corpses, savages offering sacrifices to the public, killing people in the wilds and deep in the mountains, hating domestic chickens, loving wild pheasants, saying wild things in Qidong, scraping the fields and sweeping the floor, The fields are sweet, the spring breeze is wild fire, the jackals are ambitious, the barbarians in the east are analyzing the wilds, the power is overwhelming, living in the caves, singing wild apples, drinking wild vegetables in the village, wild tunes without tunes, wild horses without reins, grass fields in Luxiang, Dongye Defeat the horse, spread the village wildly, there are no wise men left in the wild, wild flowers and weeds, wild foxes and outsiders, wild fathers and wild old men, idle gods and wild ghosts, mountains and fortresses, mountains and delicacies in the wild, liver and marrow flowing in the fields, white bones in the fields, flat plains and wilderness, Wild weeds and flowers, wild dwelling caves are all over the mountains and fields, corpses are everywhere, ambitions are high, mountain delicacies and wild grasses, barnyard officials and wild history, hunger and death are everywhere, strong walls and clear fields, mountains and fields are all over the place, idle clouds and wild cranes, wolf ambitions, lonely souls and wild ghosts, the body of the country is in the wild, the wild people are scattered, Siege the city, wild wildfowl, domestic chickens and pheasants, old villagers, cave dwellers, common men in the wilds, empty rooms and clear fields, caged mountains and wild fields, mishan wild fields, free gulls and wild herons, standard branch wild deers, one wild, court and field Up and down, two-footed wild foxes, plains and fields, fertile fields thousands of miles away, high mountains and wild fields.
5. A collection of four-character idioms that begin with mountain
Beautiful mountains and clear waters,
Landslides and ground cracks,
Mountain delicacies and wild asparagus,
Mountains and heavy waters Complex,
The mountains and rivers are exhausted,
The delicacies of the mountains and the sea,
The mountains and rivers,
The mountains and rivers are broken,
The mountains and rivers Outside and inside,
The mountain sun sounds the flute,
The mountain brows have water eyes,
The mountains are cold and the water is cold,
The mountains and forests have bells and tripods, < /p>
Mountains and water,
Mountains surrounded by water,
Mountains are high and water is low,
Mountains are surrounded by waves,
Shanfu plastic surgery,
Traveling in the mountains and sea,
Mountain singing,
Monkey announcement,
Shan Mo Wei Clouds,
Mountains slide through rocks,
Mountains and seas flow,
Mountains collapse,
Pheasants shine, < /p>
Mountains and water cliffs,
Mountains and trees are self-defeating,
Monkeys are intoxicated,
Mountains are clouds and clouds
Pheasants reflect the water,
Mountains and rivers are beautiful,
Landslides ring in the bell,
Mountains and rivers belt,
Mountains and rivers gather rice,
Mountains and rivers inside and outside,
Mountains and rivers,
Mountains and rivers,
Mountains and seas,
The mountains are full of joy,
The mountains are surrounded by the sea,
The mountains are high and the roads are dangerous,
The mountains are high and the moon is small,
The mountains ring. Gu Ying,
The mountains are high and the rivers are long,
The mountains stop and the rivers flow,
The mountains are high and the rivers are far away,
The mountains and rivers are in harmony with each other,
p>
Mountains and rain are about to come,
Pheasants are in the water,
Mountains are dry and rocks are dead,
Mountains are high and roads are far,
< p> Landslides and rivers dry up,Mountains are covered with snow at night,
Prime ministers in the mountains,
Mountains hide diseases,
The taste of mountains and seas ,
In the mountains and under the forest,
The sound of the flute in the mountain sun,
Weeping on the rocks
The monkey is loading backwards,
p>
The mountains are high and the roads are steep,
The mountains eat and the sea drinks,
The mountains accommodate the sea,
The mountains and rivers are dizzying,
People in the mountains and forests,
The mountains are warm and the water is soft,
The mountains run into the sea,
The mountains never get too high,
Pheasants dance in the mirror,
The mountains and rivers are connected,
The mountains are full of algae,
The mountains are high and the sea is deep,
The mountains are covered with wild grass,
< p> People of valleys,Mountains turn around,
Essence of mountains and abyss,
Mountains and forests are secluded,
There are mountains on the mountains,
Mountains and seas,
Mountain skins and water 6. A collection of four-character idioms starting with the word yellow
1--Huangguancaolu,
p>
2--Golden statue,
3--Golden time,
4--Huang Hui white rice,
5--Huang Zhongchang Abandoned,
6--Huang Silk Young Woman,
7--Huang Cotton Jacket,
8--Huang Liang Yi Meng,
9--Huang Gong Jiulong,
10--Golden World,
11--Yellow Hair and Back,
12--Jute Purple Book,
13--Yellow flag and purple cover,
14--Huang Zhong Da Lu,
15--Yellow wind and fog cover,
16--The back of the yellow-haired squid,
17--The oriole holds the ring,
18--The yellow sky is scorched,
19--Yellow soup hot
Water,
20--Golden Age,
21--Huang Zhong's destruction,
22--Huang Long's pain,
23 --Yellow dried black rice
24--Yellow dust and clear water,
25--Yellow soup and fresh water,
26--Yellow plain rice
27--Huang Zhong was destroyed,
28--Huang Yang's leap,
29--Huangpao was added to the body,
30-- A dream in Huangliang,
31--The late yellow flower festival,
32--The water of the Yellow River is clear,
33--The yellow skin is few and thin,
< p> 34--Yellow hair and teeth,35--Huangliang sweet dream,
36--Huang Zhongwa cauldron,
37--Huang Tongbai Dian,
38--Yellow man holding the sun,
39--Yellow hair hanging down,
40--Huangtai melon,
41--yellow-haired platform back,
42--yellow-skinned skin,
43--yellow-mouthed boy,
44--huang Zhong Wafoo,
45--The yellow bird is behind,
46--The yellow man keeps the sun,
47--The yellow boy's bright head
48--Huang Er's biography,
49--Huang Hui Dan rice,
50--Huang Tong old man,
51- -Huanglong drank heavily,
52--Yellow scroll and green lantern,
53--Yellow grass and white reed,
54--Yellow robe added to the body,
55--Huangguan Caofu,
56--Huangkou Children,
57--Under the Underworld,
58-- Yellow crown wild clothes,
59--oriole waiting for cicada,
60--yellow beam sweet dream,
61--yellow white rice,
62--Yellow volume young woman,
63--Jute purple mud,
64--Auspicious day of the zodiac, 7. A complete collection of four-character idioms starting with "Xian"
"There is no time to delay" is also called "there is no time to delay". You can’t wait to say it without delay.
"There is no time for hard work", also known as "no time for hard work". There is no time for grinding and curing. Describe the shortness of time.
Xianchalangjiu refers to eating, drinking and living without seriousness.
There are thousands of idle sorrows: unspeakable troubles. There are so many inexplicable worries. Describes empty thoughts and sentimentality. It also describes being full of sadness.
Stop gossiping and stop talking if it is useless. It is mostly used in chapter novels, and also refers to speaking and writing articles without straying too far.
Idle flowers and wild grass. Wild flowers and grass. It is a metaphor for a woman that a man plays with other than his wife.
He is quiet, talks little, doesn't like to joke, and seldom talks.
Living idle is boring: living alone. Living alone with nothing to do. Describe loneliness.
Leisure and interest refer to the leisurely mood and comfortable interest. Same as "leisure and ease".
Gossip and gossip.
Gossip ①Insignificant words. ② It’s still a joke. Unfounded remarks that ridicule others.
Idle clouds, solitary cranes, floating clouds, solitary flying cranes. It is a metaphor for a person who is free and comes and goes as he pleases.
Gossip and sarcasm are unfounded remarks that ridicule others.
Gossip refers to words that have nothing to do with business; nonsense.
Gossip: gossip has nothing to do with business; gossip: refers to chatting. Talking about things that have nothing to do with business.
Xian Yun Ye He Xian: Unrestrained. Floating clouds, wild cranes. It used to refer to people who lived an idle life and separated themselves from worldly affairs.
Gossip is insignificant; redundant.