1, pinyin for soldiers in the field sh ā ch m: ng di m: nb and ng.
[Interpretation] From the battlefield, that is, the battlefield. Ordering soldiers to go to the battlefield is ordering soldiers to go to the battlefield or go out. Point soldiers: refers to the call and review of soldiers who are about to or ready to go out. The "point" here means calling to review.
2. Shali Gold Rushing Pinyin Shā l ǐ tá o j Ι n ρ n
[Interpretation] Amoy: Rinse with water and filter out impurities. Scour gold out of the sand. Good things are hard to come by. Than.
[Source] Tang Dexing Zen Master's Four-character Classic: "Gold Rushing in the Sand."
Choosing the best cadres is like searching for gold in the sand.
3. Sha Ou Ji Xiang Pinyin Shao Ou Jixiang
[Interpretation] Waterbirds sometimes fly and sometimes gather.
In the vast smoke, Sha Ou gathered behind the blue tiles and white walls, with gloomy faces until a new alarm sounded.
2. What four-word idiom means that there is no "heart () () sand" at the end of the heart, and the idiom at the end of the "sand" is as follows: Yang Tu Yang Sha: Yang.
Refers to bluffing to measure sand into rice, and shouting numbers when measuring. Metaphor is to appease the army with illusion, confuse the enemy with big waves and sand: wash with water.
Remove impurities. Big waves wash sand.
Metaphor can stand the test and screening in fierce struggle. Draw sand like an awl.
Describe the uniform brushwork of calligraphy. Scattered sand is a metaphor for scattered forces and no organization.
Breaking halberds and sinking sand halberds: ancient weapons. The broken halberd sank into the sand.
Description failed. The Ganges-Sand metaphor is extremely small.
A horse's feet and a dragon's sand refers to galloping across the frontier and gaining prestige outside the territory. Longsha, the land of Saibei desert.
Hold the sand in your fist, and you can't rub it together. Metaphor is disunity.
Punch in? Sand sand can't be pinched together in your hands. Metaphor is not harmonious.
Count the sand into the sea (1) and count the sand to the bottom of the sea. This is a waste of time.
(2) Work hard with Yu. By innuendo, there are poisonous insects in the water in the south of the Yangtze River. When people are on the shore, there is water immediately, so they aim at Qi or shoot people with sand.
As for the cutaneous muscle, its sores are like scabies, and the film actor is also sick. Later, because of conspiracy to slander others, it was called "innuendo."
See "a loose sand" in a loose sand. Apes, cranes, insects and sand are metaphors for soldiers or people who died in battle.
The stone is flying, the sand is flying and the stone is rolling. Describe the strong wind.
3. idioms solitaire basically explained the sand bar at the beginning of the word "Sha", shā dā bā.
See "Sataba".
Sand chicken, shā jī Ρ and basic explanation
Bug name. Also known as winding weft. Commonly known as spinning mother and winding mother. Poetry, Wind and July: "In June, Shaji Zhenyu." In the Southern Song Dynasty, Xie Huilian's poem "Yi Dao" said: "Sususha's chicken feathers are cold." Tang Li and the poem "Thinking in the Room" say, "Who can be chaste and lie down and listen to Sally cry?" Wu Qinxuan's poem "Flowers in the Rain" says: "Let the pheasants in the corner promote weaving and sing everywhere." Wen Yiduo's "I want to come back from stagnant water": "I am back. I used fireflies to shine on you, I cried in your ear, and when you fell asleep with a mouthful of sand, I came back. "
English translation/ translator/ interpreter
1. [Book] Cathy; The original name of BUSH CRICKET
The basic explanation of sedge, Su Bu c m: o
Perennial herbs. Mostly born in wet areas or sand by rivers. The stems are erect and triangular. The leaves are slender, dark green, hard and shiny. Spike flowers in summer, reddish brown. There are slender stolons and brown swollen tubers underground. Tubers are called "sedges" and can be used as medicine. Tang Li Bai's poem "Recalling the past, visiting the county to join the army" says: "Make the water drum, and the microwave will make the forest grow green." Ye Xiang's poem "Dragon Boat Festival" in Ming Dynasty: "Water swallows the old mountains, and the dragon boat swallows the sedge."
English translation/ translator/ interpreter
1. sedge; nutgrass flatsedge
Basic explanation of shasui and shā suí
It means stalemate, no advance, no retreat Lv Chunqiu Bu Guang: "The ancient warrior, sand with this." Gao: "Follow the sand, but you can't get in but you can't get out."
William shakespeare (1564- 16 16) was a great dramatist and poet in the English Renaissance. Shakespeare was born in a wealthy citizen's family in Strafford, central England, on April 23rd, on 1564. When he was a child, he studied Latin, literature and rhetoric in the grammar school in his hometown. Later, when the family came down, he helped his father do business. He went to London alone to make a living around 1578. It is said that he worked as a groom or servant and was regarded as the "lowest occupation" at that time. Later, he became an actor and screenwriter, and toured around with the troupe, widely touching the life of all walks of life. He played a supporting role in the troupe, such as the ghost in Hamlet, and also worked as a director, but mainly wrote plays. At first, he just processed the old script, gradually rewritten it through processing, or created it himself. Later, he became a shareholder of the troupe and returned to his hometown from London around 16 16.
Javert, shā wéi wide-body and fluttering pants worn by Pakistani women.