If you want to be promoted, suppress it first,
It's hard to fill,
Playing hard to get,
Can't stop,
Want to ask permission,
Haste makes waste,
Want to cry without tears,
Trying to cover it up,
Want to be vertical,
If you want to talk,
Trying to make you dizzy,
Who wants to blame,
Awkward,
Want to vomit,
Haste makes waste,
backfire
② What are the four-word words or idioms with desire?
Can't stop. It's hard to fill in the blank. Not satisfied. Appetite. Take your time. Do whatever you want. .
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(3) What are the four-character idioms of "what is green"?
Green is about to drip [cāng CuO Yu dī]: Green: dark green. Describe green plants, such as vegetation, as if they were full of water.
④ The meaning of four-character idioms.
Flowers will bloom even if they don't.
【hán bāo yàng】？
Bracts: flower buds; Desire: to be; Release: Open. Describe what a flower looks like when it is about to bloom but not yet.
⑤ What are the four-character boxes with the word "desire"?
The four words with the word "desire" are:
Speak freely, be ready to move, do whatever you want, be eager to try, be tottering, be unable to stop, be unable to stop, be impatient, be eager to try, and so on.
⑥ Complete works of four-character idioms of desire.
I want to compile four words into a complex encyclopedia of language:
Deafening,
In bud,
Burst out,
Do what you want,
Eager to try,
Do what you want,
Teetering,
Eager to see,
Broken glass,
Be vividly portrayed,
If you want to be promoted, suppress it first,
It's hard to fill,
Secular desires,
Playing hard to get,
Proud and extravagant,
Can't stop,
Prepare for action,
Get carried away,
Without desire,
Greedy for profit,
Sleepy,
Sadness,
In pain,
My heart is broken,
I'm drunk and sleepy,
The potential for smoking,
Want to be vertical,
Human desires cross-flow,
Blow the net full,
(of leaves) juicy and green.
……
⑦ What are the four-word words or idioms with desire?
The four-word words with desire are:
1. Idiom: Can't stop.
Pinyin: y bàbénéng
Explanation: desire: want; Stop and have a rest. I can't stop if I want to.
Source: The Analects of Confucius Zi Han: "The master has words, is knowledgeable and polite, and can't stop."
For example, make a sentence: If your fate is bumpy, don't complicate it and delay it for a long time. Although you want to make do with it, you can't stop. The twelfth time of Li Qingru's "The Edge of a Mirror Flower".
2. Idiom: You can't control your desires.
Pinyin: yùbùkòng
Explanation: desire: desire; Longitudinal: indulgence. Desire should not be indulged.
Source: Book of Rites Quli Shang: "I can't last long, I can't be obedient, I can't be full, I can't be happy."
For example, make sentences: I am extremely happy, and I am sad in bliss; Desire cannot be vertical, and indulgence is a disaster.
3. Idiom: contentment is always a pleasure.
Pinyin: yêdérégān xρn
Note: If you don't get it, you can't be satisfied (mostly used to retaliate or attack people).
Source: Chapter III Section 2 of Qi's History of the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1895: "The enemy has long regarded Dingyuan and Zhenyuan as a thorn in the side. Only two ships are willing to get what they want. "
For example, make a sentence: Even if Chen Jiongming is not equal to Wen Ji, as for defection, who wants what he wants, but what about Wen Yi's life and the people?
4. Idiom: Want to add a crime
Pinyin: yùJiāzhèzu
Explanation: Desire: Want. Trying to frame someone. Refers to framing people at will.
Source: "Zuo Zhuan Xi Gong Ten Years": "If there is no waste, how can it be prosperous? If you want to add a crime, what excuse do you have? "
For example, make a sentence: many monks are wise, and they want to add crimes, but they are famous for their chastity, so they can't wait for the gap. Biography of Niu Monk and Ru in the Old Tang Dynasty
5. Idiom: You can't have it.
Pinyin: yùbùkòng
Explanation: desire: desire; Longitudinal: indulgence. Desire should not be indulged.
Source: Book of Rites Quli Shang: "I can't last long, I can't be obedient, I can't be full, I can't be happy."
For example, make sentences: I am extremely happy, and I am sad in bliss; Desire cannot be vertical, and indulgence is a disaster. Wen Yuan and Biography of Zhang Yungu in the Old Tang Dynasty
What are the four-word words or idioms with the word "desire"
Grief-stricken, green, drooling, satisfying their great desires.
Follow one's inclinations, punish evil and promote good, eager to win, eager to blow clean, and return with full load.
My mouth is watering, I am ready to move, and I am desperate from the heart.
What are the four-word words with desire?
First of all, it was deafening.
Interpretation: My ears are almost deaf and my voice is very loud.
Source: Sha Ting's howl: "Every teahouse is crowded with people, except for the deafening shouting of waiters."
Second, do whatever you want.
Interpretation: Everything depends on your own mind, and you can do whatever you want.
Source: "The Analects of Confucius is a government": "Seventy people do whatever they want, without exceeding the rules."
At the age of 70, I can do whatever I want without breaking the rules.
Third, the sprayer will come out soon [pēn bóyùch]
Interpretation: bursting out: the appearance of surging rise; Desire: to be. Describe how the water surges or how the sun rises to the horizon.
Origin: * * * "A single spark can start a prairie fire": "It stands on the top of the mountain, looking at the east from a distance, and has seen the radiant sun."
Fourth, be vividly portrayed [h zh and y ù ch ū]
Explanation: also called call or out. Describe a portrait vividly, like a living person. It seems that if you call him, he will come out of the painting. Later, it also refers to the vivid description of characters in literary works.
Source: Shi "Introduction to Guo Zhong's Painting and Calligraphy": "Forgive me first; Either call or go out. "
The portrait is lifelike, like a living person. It seems that if you call him, he will come out of the painting.
Verb (short for verb) You can't stop.
Interpretation: Subjectively want to stop but can't.
Source: The Analects of Confucius Zi Han: "The master is tempting. I am rich in literary talent and polite, but I can't stop."
The teacher is good at guiding me step by step, enriching my knowledge with various classics, and restraining my words and deeds with various manners, so that I can't stop learning.
What are the four-character idioms with the word "desire"
1: on cloud nine
Pinyin: [piāo piāo yù xiān]
Explanation: desire: will. Soaring, as if to transcend the world and become immortal. Many people feel relaxed and refreshed. Also describe the lightness and elegance of poetry and calligraphy.
From: Stone's "Former Red Cliff Fu": "Flying is independent, feathers are immortal."
Example: Egg custard is teetering with chopsticks, which makes people feel high after eating it.
2: Broken glass
Pinyin: [yü gà i mí zhā ng]
Explanation: cover: cover; M: more; Akira: Obviously. Trying to cover up the truth of the bad thing, the result is more obvious.
From: "Thirty-one Years of Zuo Zhao Zhuan Gong": "You can't seek fame, or you want to seal it and punish injustice."
For example, if you do something wrong and try to cover it up, the result will only be shattered glass, making small things become big things.