1. The four-character idiom of “square and round”
“Round and square”: The metaphor is standard and legal.
Round skull and square toes: cranium: head; toes: feet. Square feet and round toe. Refers to human beings.
Wen Yuan Zhi Fang: It means that the appearance is easy-going but the heart is upright.
Be easy-going and adapt to changes in situations and situations; be easy-going and not stubborn in dealing with others.
Wearing a round shoe means square: shoe: stepping on; round, square: the ancients believed that the sky was round and the earth was round. Head to the sky, feet to the ground. Refers to living in the human world.
Wisdom of the circle and practice of the square: Circle: complete and comprehensive; Square: upright and uncompromising. It describes that knowledge should be extensive and comprehensive, and actions should be upright and meticulous. The general meaning is to have great ambitions and upright conduct to achieve the combination of virtue and talent
Circle outside and square inside: circle: round and clear; square: square. It is a metaphor for a person who is easy-going on the outside but serious on the inside.
Square and round chisels: 昘: tenon; chisel: mortise. A square chisel cannot fit into a round chisel. It is a metaphor for being incompatible and unable to get along.
Round hole square wood: Put the square wood into the round hole. It means that the two cannot get along.
2. A complete collection of four-character idioms starting with square
A complete collection of four-character idioms starting with square:
similarities and differences of square soil,
square scarf, robe,
Square and round chisel,
Square and uncompromising,
Fang Wenshi people,
Square inch and ten thousand weight,
Large in aspect. Ear,
Square and round can be used,
Square lead and correct steps,
Square and parallel roads,
Dialect and correct actions,
Door of convenience,
Square collar and round crown,
Square inch of land,
Square bottom and round cover,
A man of uprightness,
an inch of stability,
in the ascendant,
in the ascendant,
the abbot is in full swing,
People outside the square,
Special interest in the square,
Country outside the square,
Fang Si Mi Ru,
Square inches are in chaos,
Fang Tao and Li 3. 4-character idioms starting with square
Like flocks together
Door of convenience
Still in the ascendant
Still in the ascendant
A square chisel with a round frame
Only those who can do it
People outside the square
p>A square head is not bad
A square head is irregular
A square inch is of great weight
A square inch is not chaotic
A square inch of land
The square dimensions are messed up
The square bottom and round cover
The time has not yet come
The square round chisel
Fang Zhi Wan Chisel
Fang Tao Yu Li
Fangzheng Bua
Fang Zi Wei Ai
Dialects and rules
Square feet and round skull
Square toes and round skull
Big ears with square face
Square collar and round crown
Square collar and square steps
Fang Zhe Bing Lu 4. Please give me some idioms about rules~four-character words are also acceptable
Without rules, there is no way to make a circle.------"Mencius" Everything in the world must be in its place according to certain rules and order - when people in Lemont are tired of silence, they hope for a storm; when they are tired of sitting solemnly, they hope to cause some trouble. .------Chekhov If you earn a comfortable sleep, you will sleep well; if you earn a good appetite, you will eat well. The situation here is the same as in the world - —You have to behave yourself and earn something honestly before you can enjoy it. You can never enjoy it first and then earn it.------Mark Twain Hell is a stove with monks on it The hot pot. It was the special stove of the priests. The Father's chief cook, who was very concerned about improving the nutrition of the monks, placed on the baking pot those of his children who were not paying attention to the monks' commandments in an unruly manner.-- ----Holbach: What you seek must be what you want, what is forbidden must be stopped, and what is ordered must be carried out. ——"Guanzi. Banfa" Zhongjing Zhufang is the rule and standard of medicine for all ages. After that, the desire is square and round. Those who are upright must take whatever is necessary. ------ "The Bureau's Development" by Zhu Zhenheng of the Yuan Dynasty The sky net is vast, and there are no omissions. --- "Guanzi" Those who legislate and order are to abolish private interests, and the law is enforced and the private way is abolished. --- "Guanzi" "Han Feizi. Youdu" Words are of no equal value, and laws are of no equal value. - "Han Feizi. Questions and Debates" A sage king does not value righteousness but values ??the law. The law must be clear and the orders must be implemented. That is all. - "Han Feizi. "Eight Sayings" The affairs of the world are not difficult to legislate, but difficult to implement; it is not difficult to listen, but difficult to speak effectively. - Zhang Juzheng (This famous saying contains many idioms about rules - for your reference ) Except: follow the rules, stick to the rules, and there is no rule without rules...
5. Four-character words about obedience to discipline
1. Without rules, there is no rule: from "Mencius Li Lou Shang" by Zou Mengke during the Warring States Period: "The wisdom of Li Lou, the master's skill in defeating his son, is not Rules cannot make a square circle." Example: Elders tell us that without rules, a square circle cannot be made. Rules and rectangles are two tools for correcting circles and squares. They are often used as metaphors for standard procedures. "Without rules, a square circle cannot be made" is a common saying. , it is often emphasized that there must be certain rules, regulations, and practices in doing anything, otherwise it will not succeed. It originally comes from the terminology of carpenters. "Gui" refers to the compass. Carpenters will encounter making round windows, round doors, and round tables when working. Ancient craftsmen already knew how to use "rules" to draw circles for work such as benches and round stools; "square" is also a carpentry tool, which refers to a curved ruler. The so-called curved ruler is not a curved ruler, but a ruler that always forms a right angle. It is a carpenter's The necessary squares for making square doors, windows, tables and stools have no rules and regulations, so of course they cannot be made into square or round things. 2. Zhongguizhongju Pinyin zhōng guī zhōng jǔ Source Zhuangzi's "Xiaoyaoyou" The explanation is in line with the rules, ordinary, and even relatively rigid , rigid. Often has a derogatory meaning. 3. Three Orders and Five Shen: Order: order; Shen: explanation. Repeated orders and warnings. 4. Strict self-discipline: [Explanation] Law: restraint. Strict requirements for oneself [Source] Chen Liang of the Song Dynasty, "Xie Zengcha" "Yuan Qi": "Be strict with yourself, and you will see your achievements; you love the people, and you will follow the rules." 5. Follow the rules (xún guī dǎo jǔ) Explanation: follow, dance: follow, in accordance with. Rules, rules It is a standard tool for determining the radius. It refers to the code of conduct. It originally meant abiding by the rules and did not dare to violate them. Now it also refers to adhering to the old rules and not daring to make slight changes. Source: "Reply to Fang Bin Wang Shu" by Zhu Xi of the Song Dynasty: "Xun Tu" "Keeping the rules" means following the rules." 6. Keep one's peace of mind (ān fěn shǒu jǐ) Explanation: Be honest, keep one's duty, and do not do illegal things. Source: Chapter 72 of "A Dream of Red Mansions": "From now on After you have raised it, you must stay in peace and don't act haphazardly." 7. Rules and Steps Pronunciation guī xíng jǔ bù Definition Rules, Ju: compasses and squares, extended as a guideline; Steps: walking with feet. Refers to strictly follow To act according to the rules and not to be too strict. It also means to be rigid and inflexible in doing things. 8. Breaking laws and violating disciplines: Interpretation of destroying the legal system and discipline. Source: Dai Sheng of the Western Han Dynasty, "Book of Rites and Liyun": "Therefore, when the emperor is suitable for the princes, he must abandon them. Entering the ancestral temple without formalities means that the emperor breaks the law and violates the discipline." 9. The chickens and dogs are not alarmed: describes the army's strict discipline and no offense. 10. Bowing to the ear〖Explanation〗 Bowing: lowering the head. Lowering the head , with drooped ears. Describes the appearance of being submissive, humble and docile. [Source] Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty, "Books to People at the Time of Yingke": "It is not my ambition to bow your head and listen to your ears, wagging your tail and begging for mercy." 11. Compliance. Discipline and law-abiding: abide by disciplines and laws, act in accordance with regulations, and do not violate 12. Neglect of duty: interpretation of not taking one's job seriously and irresponsibly. 13. Obeying the law: serving: pursuing, observing; public: official duties. Acting in accordance with the law, abiding by the law. From the "Historical Records of Lian Po and Lin Xiangru" written by Sima Qian of the Western Han Dynasty: "With the dignity of the king, serving the public is as equal as the law." 14. Interpretation of orders and prohibitions: Take action immediately when ordered to act, and stop immediately when ordered to stop. Describes the strictness of laws and serious implementation. Source "Guanzi·Establishing the Government": "Orders are carried out, prohibitions are stopped, the constitution is within the reach, and the customs are broken. Just like all the bodies follow the heart, the government is what is expected." 15. Integrity and dedication to public affairs explain incorruption: innocence; dedication to public service: Pursue official duties. Be honest and non-corrupt, faithfully perform official duties, and serve the public wholeheartedly. 6. The four-character idiom of “square and round”
“Round and square”: The metaphor is standard and legal.
Round skull and square toes: cranium: head; toes: feet. Square feet and round toe.
Refers to humans. Wen Yuan Zhi Fang: It means that the appearance is easy-going but the heart is upright.
Be easy-going and adapt to changes in situations and situations; be easy-going and not stubborn in dealing with others. Wearing round shoes and square shoes: shoes: stepping on; round and square: the ancients believed that the sky was round and the earth was round.
Heads to the sky, feet to the ground. Refers to living in the human world.
Wisdom of the circle and practice of the square: Circle: complete and comprehensive; Square: upright and uncompromising.
It describes that knowledge should be extensive and comprehensive, and actions should be upright and meticulous.
The general meaning is to have great talents and great ambitions, and to achieve the combination of virtue and talent. The outer circle is round and the inner square is: round: round and clear; square: square: square. It is a metaphor for a person who is easy-going on the outside but serious on the inside.
Square and round chisels: 昘: tenon; chisel: mortise. A square chisel cannot fit into a round chisel.
It means being incompatible and unable to get along. Square wood with round hole: Put the square wood into the round hole.
It means that the two cannot get along.