1. A complete collection of idioms that end with words
penniless,
simplistic,
a piece of paper,
Performing martial arts and cultivating literature,
Speaking without writing,
Looking at literature with Qie,
Being without writing,
Underground writing,
Car track *** writing,
Not straight writing,
Brocade palindrome,
Written by writing,
Zhendian Xiwen,
Yanwu Xiuwen,
Kongbi ancient inscriptions,
Zhimu No articles,
Ingenious writing,
Brocade palindrome,
Essay on fighting martial arts,
Essay on respecting wine,
Heavy and short essays,
Jizhong ancient essays,
Diao Bu Zeng essays,
Zuwu Zongwen,
Rhinoceros Dinggui Wen,
Hengyunbuwen,
Fish-like Dragon Wen,
Palm Viewing Wen,
Jizi Long Wen ,
Spit into writing 2. A complete collection of idioms starting with the word
The word folder is wind and frost folder: mixed, mixed. The words are mixed with wind and frost. Metaphorically speaking, the article is rigorous and powerful.
Reading between the lines means that certain thoughts and feelings in the article are not stated directly but are revealed through the entire article or paragraph.
The words are like graffiti: a metaphor for poor calligraphy or random writing. It is a metaphor for poor calligraphy and childishness.
The wording is smooth, the words and the writing are natural and appropriate, and the expression is clear.
The word "wind and frost" is a metaphor for the writing style of praise and criticism.
Consider the words and sentences: consider over and over again. It means to be careful and meticulous when writing or speaking, carefully considering every word.
The words are correct and the accent is round, which means the pronunciation is accurate and the singing tune is mature.
Zi Zi Zhu Ji Zhu: round pearl; Ji: non-round pearl. The descriptive language of the poem is refined, and every word is as precious as a pearl.
Every word is as precious and valuable as pearls and jade.
Describes a well-written article with a high reputation. 3. A collection of 500 four-character idioms
1. Indicating the character of a character: not ignorant of picking up gold, sacrificing oneself for others, accepting death as home, unyielding, unyielding
2 . Indicates the appearance of a character: tall, slim, old-looking, in suit and leather shoes, and graceful
3. Indicates the action of a character: listening attentively, strutting, punching and kicking, whispering, looking left and right
4 .Expressing the expression of a character: elated, glaring, glaring, flushed, tearful
5. Words expressing "crying": full of tears, tears falling like rain, watery eyes, tears welling up, wailing Cry,
6. Words expressing "laughing": beaming, beaming, laughing, smiling, smiling
7. Idioms expressing "character's mood": uneasy , panicked, depressed, exciting, anxious
8. Expressing joy: smiling, smiling slightly, laughing, overjoyed, overjoyed
9. Expressing anger : furious, furious, furious, furious, gnashing teeth
10. Expressing hatred: abominable, abominable, deeply abhorred, hating as much as hatred, hating to the bone
11. Expressing sadness means to shed tears, cry without tears, cry uncontrollably, burst into tears, burst into tears
12. means to express sadness: listless, worried, anxious, frowning, unhappy
13. To express excitement: excited, thrilling, mixed feelings, extremely excited, and full of emotion
14. To express comfort: to be comfortable, to sit back and relax, to be carefree, leisurely, and relaxed
15. Expressing anxiety: can’t wait, being in a hurry, impatient, being too hasty, extremely anxious
16. Expressing guilt: regretting, regretting, uneasy, feeling guilty, ashamed Unspeakable
17. Expressing disappointment: disheartened, disappointed, discouraged, hopeless, dejected
18. Expressing fear: frightened, on tenterhooks, panicked, Terrified, panicked
19. Antonyms for expressions: practice by implication, explain in simple terms, borrow corpses to bring back souls, buy short and sell short, worry about internal and external troubles, support in front and back, speak in unison, say things in the east and attack in the west: three long and two short, more bad luck than good, no progress or retreat, much the same but little difference, selfless , connecting the previous and the next
20. Expressing near antonyms: the sky is falling apart, the sky is desolate, the sky is desolate, the sky is desolate, the clouds are rising and the sun is rising, the thickness is different, the length is different, black and white, the appearance and the inside are the same, right and wrong: joy, anger, sorrow, safety and warmth , life and death
21. The moonlight is like water: the mist is like light, the maple leaves are like fire, the sun is like fire, the autumn moon is like a hook
The sun and the moon are like shuttles: snowflakes are like mats, and snow is floating like The catkins, the drizzle is like smoke, the stars and the moon are like hooks, the blue sky is like washing, and the heavy rain is like pouring water.
Good luck, looking forward to death as if returning home, spending money like dirt, running as fast as flying, feeling like old friends at the first sight, and being reconciled as before
22. Beautiful scenery: Get up early and come back late, have clear eyebrows and beautiful eyes, the full moon is full of flowers, the plum blossoms are red, the heart is straight and the words are clear, the truth is clear,
The moon is white and the wind is clear, the words are correct and the accent is round, the rain is blowing and the wind is blowing, the tiger is roaring and the dragon is singing, the dragon is fighting with the tiger. ,
23. Singing and dancing: hard to separate, able to bend and stretch, tiptoeing, beginning and end, almost as if leaving, antique,
24. Swinging: in a trance, clearly, clearly. , clean, fluttering, smooth,
25. Organizing: (action) cleaning, cleaning, cleaning, relaxing, cleaning, flickering
Snow white Snow white: (color) green, green, gold, black, blue
26. Sparkling: whispering, talking about, thriving, lifelike,
Talking and dancing
Full of energy: starry, cautious, smoke curling, white snow, scorching sun, red sun scorching
27. Green waves rolling: rolling waves, clouds Rolling waves, rolling wheat waves, rolling heat waves, rolling rivers, rolling wheels
Lots of fruits: Lots of autumn fruits, lots of fruits, lots of fruits, lots of bones, lots of bullet holes, lots of white bones
Vibrant: lively, energetic, energetic, enthusiastic, ambitious, ambitious
28. Without a trace: carefree, boundless, ruthless, carefree , no reason, endless
Unclear: unclear, unclear, indifferent, nondescript, indifferent, indifferent
Soliloquy: talking to oneself, bragging, selfish, arrogant, self-defeating, self-sufficient
Sometimes appearing and disappearing: sometimes high and sometimes low, sometimes bright and sometimes dark, sometimes up and sometimes down
Half-belief and half-doubt: half-awareness, half-dream, half-awake, half-rejection and half-reconciliation 4. A collection of four-character idioms beginning with the word "kai"
Open and honest: Open and sincere: open your mind and show sincerity. It means treating others with sincerity, being frank and selfless.
Meet with openness: Openness: Open your mind and show sincerity. Describes treating people with sincerity and showing sincerity.
Open and close freely: close: according to, suitable; free: not hindered or restricted. Open and close without restraint, describing doing things according to one's own wishes.
Blooming and bearing fruit: Originally refers to the harvest after sowing and hard work. Now it is a metaphor that work has progressed and achieved results.
Opening a book is beneficial: Opening a book means opening a book, referring to reading; benefit: benefit. There are always benefits to reading.
Pioneer: Originally refers to the general who pioneered the way and led the battle in the ancient army. Now it is a metaphor for the advance personnel who carry out a certain work.
Let’s get straight to the point: You can see the mountains when you open the door. It is a metaphor for talking or writing about the topic directly without beating around the bush.
Open the door and bow to the thief: Yi: Put your hands in a salute. Open the door and invite the robber in. It is a metaphor for bringing in bad people and bringing disaster.
Founding Patriarch: Kaishan: refers to the establishment of a temple in a famous mountain; Patriarch: the first generation of entrepreneurial monks. Originally refers to the monk who founded the monastery. Later, it refers to the founder of a certain enterprise.
Creation of the world: Ancient myths and legends: Pangu opened up the world and began human history. It is often used as a metaphor for something unprecedented, something that has never happened since ancient times.
Increase revenue and reduce expenditure: Open: Encourage classes; Source: Water source. Develop water sources and control water flow. Metaphor to increase income and save expenses.
Open the chapter to clarify the meaning: To clarify the purpose: to explain the purpose; to clarify the meaning: to explain the meaning. Refers to stating the main meaning at the beginning of speaking and writing.
Full power: It is a metaphor for a person or a unit to try its best and use all its strength to work.
Open your mouth to see your throat: It is better to open your mouth to see your heart. Speak straightforwardly, without any hidden inflection.
Opening the clouds and seeing the sky: It is a metaphor that the darkness has passed and the light has arrived. It is also a metaphor for clearing up misunderstandings. It's the same as "Open the clouds and see the sun".
Happy and courageous: Describes treating people sincerely and showing sincerity. Same as "happy and sincere".
Happy and sincere: Describes treating people sincerely and showing sincerity. Same as "happy and sincere".
Founder: Originally refers to the monk who founded the temple. Later, it refers to the founder of a certain enterprise. Same as "the founding father".
Be cheerful: look happy and cheerful.
Smiling: Looking happy and happy. Same as "open your eyebrows and widen your eyes".
To create benefits and eliminate harms: It is still said to create benefits and eliminate harms. Establish undertakings that are beneficial to the people of the country and eliminate all kinds of disadvantages.
Carry on the past: Inherit the legacy of our predecessors and pave the way for the future.
Broaden your horizons: It means not to be too restricted in your view of things, limited to a narrow range, but to broaden your horizons.
Be bold when you speak: speak straightforwardly without any hidden inflection. Same as "open your mouth and tell your heart".
Kaishi Liji: It used to mean establishing a foundation and establishing rule.
Develop territory and expand territory: Develop territory and expand territory. Same as "opening up frontiers and expanding territory".
Open up territory and expand territory: open up territory and expand territory. Same as "opening up frontiers and expanding territory".
Open up territory and expand territory: Develop territory and expand territory.
Open up territory and expand territory: Develop territory and expand territory. Same as "opening up frontiers and expanding territory".
Blooming and bearing fruit: It is a metaphor for achievements and results in self-cultivation, study, work, etc. Same as "Kaihua Result".
Kaihua results: It is a metaphor for achievements and results in self-cultivation, study, work, etc.
Founding a country and inheriting a family: refers to establishing a state and inheriting a fiefdom.
Open the door to invite the robber in: Open the door to invite the robber in. It is a metaphor for bringing in bad people and bringing disaster. Same as "opening the door and bowing down to the robber".
Open the clouds and see the sun: Kai: spread out. Pull away the clouds and mist and see the sun. It means that the darkness has passed and the light has arrived. It is also a metaphor for clearing up misunderstandings.
Seven things to open the door: a metaphor for daily necessary expenses.
Open subjects to obtain scholars: Subject: Imperial Examination. Refers to the old imperial examinations held to select outstanding scholars.
Seeing the sky through the fog: a metaphor that makes people suddenly enlightened.
Open the zhen and bring out the tiger: zhen: a wooden cage to contain the beast. It originally meant that the person responsible for the care failed to fulfill their responsibilities. Later, it is often used as a metaphor for indulging bad people.
Founding Fathers: Elders: people with high seniority in politics. Refers to people with high qualifications and reputation during the founding of the People's Republic of China.
Drawing the bow without releasing the arrow: It is a metaphor for deliberately making a gesture of action.
Happiness and sincerity: see: show up. Disclose sincerity and show sincerity. Describes treating people with sincerity and showing sincerity.
Establishing a foundation: Establishing a foundation is usually a metaphor for the founding monarch of an old country establishing a new dynasty or country.
Kaiwuchengwu: kai: open, understand; wu: affairs. If you understand the principles of beauty, you can do all kinds of things well.
Founding Fathers: Founding Fathers: People with extraordinary achievements. Refers to a person who has made great contributions to the establishment of a new country or dynasty.
Opening the stage: a metaphor for the beginning of speaking or writing an article. It is also a metaphor for the beginning of an event.
Drink happily: Happy: The mood is unrestrained and very happy. It is a metaphor for opening your mind and drinking wine to your heart’s content.
Founding hero: refers to a person who has made great contributions to the establishment of a new country or dynasty.
Founder: Kaishan: refers to the founder of a temple in a famous mountain; Patriarch: the first generation to start a business. Originally refers to the monk who founded the monastery. Later, it refers to the founder of a certain enterprise.
Originator: a metaphor for the founder of an academic school or technique.
Open the gong and shout: In ancient times, when officials were traveling, the yamen servants would beat the gong in front of them and yell at passers-by to avoid them. It is also a metaphor for showing off for others.
Speak directly and speak your mind: Speak directly and without any hidden inflections.
kaijiangpitu: kai: open up; jiang: frontier; PI: open up; tu: territory. Open up territory and expand territory.
Kaiji entrepreneurship: refers to creating an imperial business. 5. A complete collection of four-character idioms for primary school students. A complete collection of four-character idioms for primary school students. A complete collection of four-character idioms for primary school students. A complete collection of four-character idioms for primary school students. phrases or short sentences. Idioms have fixed structural forms and fixed sayings, express certain meanings, and are used as a whole in sentences. A large part of idioms are inherited from ancient times, and their wording is often different from modern Chinese. They represent a story or allusion. Idioms are also ready-made words, similar to idioms and proverbs, but also slightly different. Most idioms come from writing and are of a literary nature.
Secondly, in terms of language form, idioms are conventional four-character structures, and the words cannot be changed at will; idioms play a vivid, concise and vivid role in language expression.
Definition: An idiom is a fixed phrase formed in language after long-term use and tempering. It is a language unit that is richer in meaning than words and has the same grammatical function as words. It is also rich in profound ideological connotations, short, incisive, easy to remember and easy to use. And often with sentimental meanings, including derogatory and commendatory meanings. Most idioms have four characters, and there are also idioms with three characters or more. Some idioms are even divided into two parts, separated by commas. Edit this paragraph The origin of idioms Idioms are fixed phrases or phrases that have been formed over a long period of time with simple forms and incisive meanings. Most idioms consist of four characters, but there are also three or more characters. There are five sources of idioms: first, myths and legends, such as Kuafu chasing the sun and Jingwei filling the sea; second, fables, such as carving a boat to ask for a sword and a fox pretending to be a tiger; third, historical stories, such as bearing a thorn to plead guilty and breaking the cauldron; fourth, literary works, such as The old and the young are better than the blue; the fifth is foreign culture, such as boundless merit and chestnuts from the fire. Edit this paragraph Formal structure There are more than 50,000 idioms, 96 of which are in four-character format, and there are also idioms with three, five, six, and seven characters or more. Such as "fifty steps lead to a hundred steps", "closed door", "unnecessary", "haste makes waste", "drunkard's intention is not to drink", etc. Idioms generally use four characters, probably because four characters are easy to pronounce. For example, the ancient Chinese poetry collection "The Book of Songs" mostly contains four-character sentences, and the ancient history "Shangshu" also contains some four-character sentences. Later I learned to read three, one hundred and one thousand: "Three Character Classic", "Hundred Family Surnames" and "Thousand Character Classic", the latter two of which are all four-character sentences. The first, second and third episodes of "Four-character Miscellaneous Characters" and "Longwen Whip Shadow" are all four-character. Although this is a book of instruction, it is enough to show that the four-character sentence is loved and recited by people. Some words from the ancients were originally worthy of aphorisms and could become idioms. Just because changing it to four characters was more troublesome, I had to abandon it and use it as a guide. For example, "The Story of Yueyang Tower" written by Fan Zhongyan of the Song Dynasty contains the phrase "Be anxious when the world is worried first, and be happy when the world is happy later." The meaning is very good, but due to the large number of words, it cannot be formed into an idiom. We can only As an aphorism, it can sometimes be introduced into an article. For example, "hardship comes first, enjoyment comes later", which is easy to say and remember, and it can become an idiom in "Yueyang Tower". Because it has four characters, it has become an idiom. Edit the four-character grammatical structure of the subject-predicate form: worthy of the name, domineering, unfounded, confident, buying a coffin for a pearl, the foolish old man moved the mountain and everything changed; verb-object form: good at teaching others, incomprehensible, regarded as Afraid of the road; Combined subject-predicate form: the world is turned upside down, the truth is revealed, dancing with joy; Combined verb-object form: know yourself and the enemy, recharge your batteries, guard against mistakes, and give orders; Combined noun form: carelessness, going in the wrong direction, looking through the mirror; Combined verb form: make rapid progress, move forward courageously; verb complement Form: go unpunished, ask questions from the blind; Conjunctive form: Beggar your neighbor, intimidating; Parallel form: Thousands of mountains and rivers, superfluous; Partially formal: Heavy rain, a graceful lady (you can add the word "的" in the middle). There are many kinds of idioms, and the above are just simple examples. Idioms have a vivid, concise and vivid role in language expression. ”, “Colorful”, “Half-knowledge”, “Battery”, “Worrying about gains and losses”, “Shuddering”, etc. all have their own wonderful uses. Because idioms have multiple meanings, writers pay great attention to the use of idioms.
A complete collection of four-character idioms for primary school students. A complete collection of idioms beginning with four characters. 6. A complete collection of idioms beginning with each character.
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Each has his own place,
Each has his own way,
Each has his own opinion,
Each has his own affairs,
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Everyone sweeps the snow in front of their own door, and does not care about the frost on other people's tiles.
Each has his own opinion.
Each goes his own way.
Everyone gets what he needs,
Everyone has his place,
Everyone has his own merits,
Everyone has his own opinion,
Everyone does what he likes,
Each is good at winning,
Each defeats,
Each has its own specialty,
Each has its own preferences,
Everyone does his best,
Everyone does not behave politely,
Everyone sweeps the snow in front of their own door, and does not care about the frost on other people's tiles,
Everyone lives in peace,
Each maintains his or her own profession,
Each has a different name,
Each shows his or her own special powers 7. A complete collection of four-character idioms
Four-character idioms ABAC: One, five, eleven, one drop, one drop, one life, one move, one move, no dependence, no mercy, no sound, no sound, no hearing, no asking, no rush, no three, no four, ruthless, meaningless, soundless, restless, helpless, no reason, endless, boundless Endless ups and downs, great joys, great sorrows, good fortunes, right and wrong, noisy, self-inflicted, self-proclaimed, self-deprecating, self-defeating, self-deprecating, vocal, colorful, weeping, persistent, lively, whole-hearted, domineering, single-minded, unyielding, perfect, perfect, a hundred hits, a hundred hits in the way, respectful, clumsy, clumsy, big-footed, dull-headed, multi-talented, solitary, gossiping, non-relative, weird, daring To be bold, to be vivid, to be lively, to be bright and dark, to be trustworthy, to be doubtful, to be perfect, to be cold and sarcastic, to be equal, to work wholeheartedly, to work hard, to complain, to be in a sea of ??people, to be drunk, to be quick, to be one of the best, to be one of the best, to do one's own thing. 1-3 are antonyms: to make a fuss in the streets and alleys. The Northern War, internal and external troubles, went on and on, explained the same thing in simple terms, spoke in a simple way, made the same sound, had the same purpose, made the same mistake, was weak, had no vision, had courage and no plans, looked left and right, looked left and right, looked around, and looked around for neighbors. Numbers 2-4 are antonyms: sacrifice one's life, forget one's life, be greedy, be afraid of death, carry on the past, carry on the past, start the future, earth-shattering, live happily, drink and rejoice, earth-shattering, tossing and turning, anticlimactic, exploit strengths and avoid weaknesses, talk about long truths, and make up for shortcomings by using the long way. Unprecedented, remove the old cloth, create the new, make the false come true, seven up and eight down, avoid the important, be light-hearted, be top-heavy, turn the letter into the east, attack the west, rejoice in the new, hate the old, revert to the old, rejuvenate, scramble to win, share the joy and sorrow *** bitter eyes, master, low, win with less, more, idioms with numbers, divide into two, be meticulous, be meticulous, be friendly in all directions, third watch in the middle of the night, round up, half-hearted, all over the world For the family, a few words are available in all directions. There are many colors. Six relatives do not recognize. The harvest is plentiful. The six gods and masters are colorful. 231363533e58685e5aeb931333363373663 Thousands of horses, ever-changing, infallible, thousands of words, thousands of horses galloping, thousands of generations, thousands of rivers, thousands of mountains, ever-changing, evergreen Idioms from historical stories: Look at the thatched cottage three times, turn the iron pestle into a needle, look at the plum blossoms to quench thirst, and return to Zhao with a jade, besieged on all sides, plead guilty, be loyal and serve the country, hold on to the scroll, hang the beam, prick the stock, chisel the wall, steal the light. Idioms from fables: self-contradiction, indiscriminate use of the Yu, add the finishing touch, carve the boat, ask for the sword, wait for the death of the rabbit, Ye Gong, and the dragon.
A sheep patching up a prison and adding another thing to a trap describes human friendship: kindness is as great as a mountain, deep affection, deep friendship, brotherhood and brotherhood are inseparable, blood is thicker than water, we are like-minded, we are in the same boat through thick and thin, we treat each other sincerely, and we live and die together. Explain the knowledge of the wise: step by step, accumulation over time, review of old knowledge, new knowledge, diligence can make up for clumsiness, stupid birds fly first, learn endlessly, and learn from the sea. Boundless dripping water penetrates the stone, working hard, opening the book is helpful to describe the momentum of things: impeccable, unstoppable, thunderous, deafening, breathtaking, overwhelming, the terrain is like broken bamboos, the air penetrates the rainbow, thousands of horses galloping like walking on the flat ground. Describe the characteristics of the four seasons: spring is cold, spring is full of warmth, spring is full of flowers, and the garden is spring. The autumn breeze is refreshing, the autumn air is crisp, the autumn colors are pleasant, the sky is snowy, the cold is biting, and the twelfth lunar month is describing the prosperous scene: the hall is in full swing, the doors are bustling, the streets are empty, and the alleys are packed, and the seats are packed with guests. There are caves, beautiful scenery, towering rivers and mountains, towering clouds, water, sky, sparkling lakes and mountains, mountains, mountains, clear water, beautiful mountains and flowing water, soaring into the sky, vast smoke, vast flowers, lush green grass, ancient trees, towering trees, blooming, and hundreds of flowers blooming. He is naive, gentle, elegant, handsome, dignified and dignified, high-spirited, high-spirited, majestic, radiant, bright-eyed, pale, white-haired, sallow, skinny, and well-dressed. Describe the actions of the characters: walking around, watching flowers, cheering, supporting the old, dancing with the young, kneeling, chatting, bending backwards, running forward, talking to each other, wading through mountains and rivers, going forward, baring teeth and dancing claws. Fidgeting, dancing around, shaking hands and feet, shaking one's head, describing the expressions of the characters: leisurely, contented, dancing, beaming, smiling, joyful, ecstatic, dumbfounded, absorbed, eyes closed, ecstatic, proud, looking out, dejected, indifferent, furious, elated, joyful, furious, furious, listless. Describe people's wisdom: material Things are like God, resourceful, well versed in learning, knowledgeable about Chinese and Western knowledge, knowledgeable about the modern, talented, outstanding, broad-minded, profound, and able to draw inferences from one example. Describe people's eloquence: eloquent, eloquent, eloquent, eloquent, eloquent, able to speak in chapters, and amaze everyone with their eloquent speeches.
8. A complete collection of idioms starting with the word "mu"
The complete collection of idioms starting with the word "mu" is as follows: piercing-eyed, fixated, arrogant, dizzy, dumbfounded, illiterate, lawless, lawless, disrespectful , short-sighted, arrogant, blind to the garden, blind to the whole, blind to the eye, blind to the eye, blind to the eye, blind to the eye, blind to the eyes, blind to the five colors, wet to the ears, wet to the ears, full of canthus Cracked eyes, no eyes left, eyes directed with energy, eyes not looking evil, eyes waving, eyes commanding, eyes hanging like beads, eyes unable to bear to look, eyes incomplete, ten lines under the eyes, no dust in the eyes, dazzled and shaken , arrogance, blindness, blindness, confusion, witnessing, drunkenness, unbearableness, ecstasy, dizziness, blindness, confusion, ignorance, blindness Do not collect points, the eyes are not rewarded, the eyes are wet, the ears are stained, the eyes are sobering, the mind is happy, the eyes are like mice, the eyes are not three feet long, the eyes are wide, the ears are clear, the eyes are fixed, the mouth is dull, the eyes are wide and the tongue is strong, the eyes are measuring and thinking, the eyes are ox At ease, the eyes are like hanging pearls, the eyes are taught by the heart, the eyes are stunned, the mouth is smacking, the mind is dazzled, the eyes are ingenious, the eyes are broken, the soul is gone, the eyes are like a mirror, the eyes are covered with handwritten manuscripts, the eyes are illiterate, the mouth is stunned, the eyes are Do not turn your eyes away, stare blankly, be dumbfounded, do not look aside, do not look blindly, have no wandering eyes, can look at horses, stare silently, stare at the longevity, blindly see, blindly think The mind is in, the eyes are not looking at, the eyes are experiencing, the eyes are looking forward to the mind, the eyes are far-sighted, the eyes are talking, the eyes are scheming, the soul is dazzled, the mind is dazzled, the eyes are dumbfounded, what the eyes can reach, the eyes are beautiful , eyes rabbits and dogs, eyes empty and children, eyes connected with the heart, eyes governing the hand camp, eyes stunned, eyes focused on the heart camp, eyes screwed up with the heart, eyes focused on the heart, eyes broken scales, eyes confused, eyes confused, eyes Angry heart, confused eyes, stunned tongue, dumbfounded eyes, raised eyebrows, unable to look away, unable to bear to see, looking away in reverse, eyes ignorant of reading, unscrupulous eyes, eyelash theory , witness and hear, eyes moved and words uttered, unbearable to stare, eyes and hearts horrified, eyes and ears heard, eyes and ears heard, eyes like lightning, eyes wide open, eyes wide open, eyes speechless, eyes speech Forehead blink, mouth crooked, dazzled, eyes eating and ears seeing, eyes wide open and tongue strong, eyes like bright stars, eyes aware of sight, dazzled and dizzy, piercing eyes [mù guāng jiǒng jiǒng] Definition: piercing: bright look.
His eyes are bright and lively. Source: Qing Dynasty Ye Tingguan's "Oupi Fishing Talk·Gong Canggong Biography": "The first master of Ge Canggong is taboo Lin, named Qu'an. He is sensitive and versatile, has a magnificent appearance, piercing eyes, heroic spirit, and extraordinary courage."
mù: initial consonant: m, final rhyme: u, tone: fourth tone. guāng: initial consonant: g, medial consonant: u, final vowel: ang, tone: first tone.
jiǒng: initial consonant: j, medial consonant: i, final vowel: ong, tone: third tone. 2. Keeping one’s eyes [mù bù zhuǎn jīng] Definition: Refers to staring without moving.
Describes concentration. Source: Volume 11 of "Warning Words" by Feng Menglong of the Ming Dynasty: "The old woman looked at the little official, her eyes fixed, and her tears were exchanged."
mù: initial consonant: m, final rhyme: u, tone: The fourth tone. bù: initial consonant: b, final rhyme: u, tone: fourth tone.
zhuǎn: initial consonant: zh, medial consonant: u, final vowel: an, tone: third tone. jīng: initial consonant: j, final rhyme: ing, tone: first tone.
3. 无王法 [mù wú wáng fǎ] Definition: Don’t pay attention to the laws of the country. Refers to people acting recklessly without restraint.
Source: Chapter 43 of "The Scholars" by Wu Jingzi of the Qing Dynasty: "How dare he take it and ask for the price of redemption? It's the end of the king's law." mù: initial consonant. :m, final: u, tone: fourth tone.
wú: initial consonant: w, final rhyme: u, tone: second tone. wáng: initial consonant: w, final rhyme: ang, tone: second tone.
fǎ: initial consonant: f, final: a, tone: third tone. Stroke Order 4. 目无 elders [mù wú zūn zhǎng] Definition: Don’t take your elders seriously.
Describe arrogance and rudeness.
Source: Ba Jin's "Home": "She was dissatisfied with Juehui's disrespectful attitude, and even more dissatisfied with Juemin's method of resisting his parents and escaping from marriage."
mù: initial consonant: m, final rhyme: u, tone: fourth tone. wú: initial consonant: w, final: u, tone: second tone.
zūn: initial consonant: z, final rhyme: un, tone: first tone. zhǎng: initial consonant: zh, final rhyme: ang, tone: third tone.
5. Eyes as small as beans [ mù guāng rú dòu ] Definition: Eyes as small as beans. Describe short-sightedness.
Source: Chapter 6 of Sun Yat-sen's "It's Easy to Know It's Hard": "The *** who don't care about the other country have eyes like beans and are deeply jealous of China's strength, especially afraid of the Democratic Party's ambition to encroach on it. ” mù: initial consonant: m, final rhyme: u, tone: fourth tone.
guāng: initial consonant: g, medial consonant: u, final vowel: ang, tone: first tone. rú: initial consonant: r, final: u, tone: second tone.
dòu: initial consonant: d, final: ou, tone: fourth tone.