1. What are the four-character idioms that begin with the word "knife"
When swords and guns are put into storage, there is no war and no armaments are needed; peace paralyzes, disarms, and does not prepare for war.
An urgent appeal to the person presiding over or executing the beheading to save one's life to save the person who is about to be beheaded
Slash and fire: weeding. Before sowing, the ancients cut down trees and burned weeds to fertilize the fields with ashes. Generally refers to primitive farming technology.
Slash-and-burn farming is an ancient farming method in which grass on the ground is burned into ash to make fertilizer, and holes are dug on the spot to plant seeds.
The flash and shadow of swords are vaguely visible. Describes an environment full of sinister atmosphere.
Cutting the bamboo with a knife. As soon as the knife cuts down, the bamboo will separate immediately. Describe things being resolved smoothly.
Knife, saw, tripod and wok Knife and saw: ancient torture instruments, also refer to cutting and beheading; tripod and wok: ancient cooking utensils, also refer to cooking torture. Refers to ancient torture instruments. Also refers to various kinds of torture.
Knives, saws, axes and axes are four types of torture instruments in ancient times. Refers to torture.
Swords, guns, swords and halberds Halberds: An ancient weapon that combines a spear and a spear into one, capable of both direct thrusts and horizontal strikes. Four common weapons used in ancient times for cutting and stabbing. Also used to refer to weapons in general.
Mountains of swords and seas of fire are metaphors for extremely dangerous and difficult places.
Knife Mountain Sword Tree The punishment of hell according to Buddhism. Describes extremely cruel punishment.
Lick the honey with the knife head Licking: touching or taking things with your tongue. Metaphor: less benefit and more harm. It also refers to being greedy for money and lust, regardless of life.
Slash-and-burn farming is like slash-and-burn farming.
The light of the sword and the shadow of blood describe bloody killings.
The sword head represents a very dangerous situation.
The sword head and swallow tail represent the sharpness of the pen.
The rest of Daozu’s life is like a tiger’s mouth.
Dao Zu Yusheng 〖Explanation〗 It's like a tiger's mouth to survive.
A veteran of swords and pens
Invulnerable 2. What are the four-character idioms that begin with a book?
The four-character idioms that begin with a book: The sound of books, the scholarly family, the fragrance of books Family status, calligraphy and painting, scholars' opinions, secretary Pianpian, five carts of rich calligraphy, calligraphy skills on bamboo and silk, calligraphy and writing, two pieces of calligraphy and swords floating around, missing books and simple slips, loud and clear writing sounds, gaps in the books, and empty books, The smell of books, the smell of copper, the bottomless book bag, the calligraphy and curse words (Chinese characters) Book, (Book, shū) Cong Yu Cong said that in ancient times, it was cured by knotting strings, and later generations of saints changed it with written deeds.
"Xu Min·Shuowen Preface" The History of the Yellow Emperor Cangjie first made a book deed, which was based on pictograms, so it was called Wen. Later, the shape and sound complemented each other, and it was called Zhizi. Written in a book called Zhubo.
The writer is like this. 1. Author’s book: ~Ji.
~Journal. ~Draft.
~Fragrant. ~Juanqi (refers to the scholar's style expressed in speaking, composing, writing, drawing, etc.).
~Angry (referring to the scholar’s ??habit of being divorced from reality); 2. Letter: ~Faith. ~Zha.
~Jane. ~Letter; 3. Document: Certificate~.
Explanation~. hire~; 4. Writing or written words: ~ method.
~Write. ~Table.
~case. ~Painting; 5. Write articles: big~special~.
There are too many to write about; 7. The name of an ancient book, the abbreviation of "Shang Shu" (also known as "Book of Books"); 8. The general name of some folk art forms: Shuo~. Listen~.
9. Books are the ladder of human progress Chinese name book Foreign name book Pinyin shū Note sound ㄕㄨ Radical Horizontal fold Total strokes 4 five strokes NNHY Cangjie IDS Simplified Chinese stroke order Horizontal fold, horizontal fold hook, vertical, dot. Traditional Chinese characters stroke order horizontal fold horizontal horizontal vertical vertical horizontal fold horizontal horizontal fold Traditional Chinese character book word explanation book verb Example: book, chopsticks.
——"Shuowen". It is said that the preface to the text says: "It is written on bamboo and silk."
"The cursive writing of the book" Shen Yansong Example: Wuyue Liushu. ——"Zhou Li·Baoshi" Example: Writing a book.
In ancient times, knives were used to record on bamboo and wood, in medieval times, lacquer was used to paint on silk, and in later generations, ink was used to write on paper. ——Zhu Junsheng's "Shuowen Tongxun Dingsheng" was written in ink on paper by later generations.
——Zhu Junsheng's "Shuowen Tongxun Dingsheng" Example: Yi Zhi made a written deed. ——"Yixi Ci" Example: The writer writes down the words with strokes.
——"Preface to Shangshu" Example: Zizhang wrote to all the gentry. ——"The Analects of Confucius·Wei Linggong" Example: Nai Dan wrote on silk: "King Chen Sheng", which was placed in the belly of a fish.
——"Historical Records·Chen She Family" Example: There is a word "Qu" in the big book, use two poles to clamp it, and walk to the censor's platform. ——Ming Dynasty Gao Qi's "The Book of Bojizhishi" Example: Everyone agrees, so the book is written.
——Fang Bao's "Miscellaneous Notes from Prison" Another example: Shuhou (writing greetings); Shuni (recording sins); Secretary's hand (a scribe who copies documents, etc.); calligraphy and painting Maoyou ( commuting); calligraphy (writing and writing); calligraphy (referring to manuscripts); book utensils (writing tools, stationery); book coupons (writing contracts); calligraphy and inkstones (inkstones); book prisons (writing prison words); Shu Ming (writing edicts and orders); Shu Ling (a kind of stationery, used to support the arm when writing, so that the wrist presses the paper to prevent ink stains); Calligraphy (writing slips). Example: Today the general is asking about something, but is it okay for me to write a letter? ——"Zi Zhi Tong Jian".
Hu Sansheng's note: "Books can be written, paintings can be written." Simplified writing Example: Book, any book containing books is called a book.
——"Zhengzi Tong" Example: Shenzi and Hanzi both wrote books. ——"Historical Records·Biography of Han Fei" Example: Why study and then study? ——"The Analects of Confucius·Advanced" Example: Shu Zhe, the general name of the Five Classics and Six Books.
——"Historical Records·Book of Rites" Search for Hidden Example: I have read the scriptures and history collected by Jie Huan Gong (Yuan Keli), and I especially like the books in gold boxes and jade editions. ——Ming Dynasty Chen Jiru's "Preface to the Collected Poems of Yuan Boying" Example: Huang Shengyunxiu borrowed a book.
Follow the book given by the owner of the garden and tell him. ——Yuan Mei, Qing Dynasty, "Huang Sheng's Book Borrowing Theory" Example: The family is poor, and there is no way to read the books, so they always borrow them from the home where the books are collected.
——"Preface to Ma Sheng in Dongyang" by Song Lian of the Ming Dynasty. Book nouns also include: history books (history books); books (pictures and books. Generally refers to books); bookmakers (vendors selling books and stationery) ); scholarly family (a family that has been reading for generations); scholarly Chinese calligraphy lineage (a family tradition of being knowledgeable and sensible); turning over a schoolbag (referring to a poor scholar becoming prosperous); book riddle (a riddle made from words in a book); Shupa (gift money) .
In the Ming Dynasty, officials used to use books and handkerchiefs as gifts, called book handkerchiefs); calligraphy swords (books and swords. Things that ancient literati carried with them.
Later, it also refers to the career of a literati) ; Shuji (a small book box); Shuyi (a gift given in the name of buying a book); Shufu (a bookworm. Metaphorically referring to a pedantic scholar); Shuxiner (the most exciting chapter in a book); Book Jie (the catastrophe of books); Book Club (a society organized by opera writers and speakers in the Song and Yuan Dynasties); Bookworms (people who only know how to chew books); Book City (there are so many books lined up like a city); Books Brain (the part where holes are punched and threaded when binding books); Shuge (the place where books are collected); Shulu (book catalogue); Shubag (a bag containing books).
Example: The war rages on for three months, and a letter from home is worth ten thousand gold. ——Du Fu's "Spring Hope" Example: One man arrived with a letter, and two men died in battle.
——Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty, "Shi Hao Li" Example: Everyone is frightened when they see Cao Cao's book saying that he can move eight hundred thousand steps on the water, and they don't know the truth, so they start this discussion, which is very meaningless. . ——"Zi Zhi Tong Jian" Example: The corvee delivery was the most complicated and the public (Yuan Keli) sent a letter to the county governor.
——Ming Dynasty Chen Jiru's "Records of the Temple of Grand Sima Jie Huan and Yuan Gongjia" Another example: Shujie (the messenger who delivers the letter); Shujie (the end of the letter, the letter); Shuzheng (also known as " "Shu Cheng". Letters written to bosses or elders); Shuzi (book); Shuban (an official in charge of documents); Shuqi Shiye (a secret servant in charge of documents); Shuyi (a minor official in charge of documents) ; Shuchi (ruler, letter); Shusu (letter); Shuzhu (an ancient tube for holding letters.
Also refers to letters); Book title (referring to letters); Shushe (letters) Example: Those who write letters to admonish the poor will be rewarded. ——"Warring States Policy·Qi Ce·Zou Ji Satirizes the King of Qi for Remonstrance" Example: Twelve volumes of military books, each with the name of the father.
——"Collection of Yuefu Poems·Mulan Poems" Example: Duke Huan's illness worsened, and Guan Zhong was worried about it. Hang a book on the door: "If there is anyone who can tell the ghost that the public sees, one-third of the fiefdom should be given as a gift."
——Ming Feng Menglong's "Records of the States of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty" Example: Gong (Yuan Keli) Secretary Li Wuzhong, holding bamboo slips under the pillars, writing disobedient books, and cutting off the books for twenty-six years. ——Ming Dynasty Chen Jiru's "Records of the Temple of the Great Sima Jiehuan and Yuan Gongjia" Example: If the gentleman has a memorial, he will just write it down in the submitted document.
——"Tan Si Tong Zhuan" by Liang Qichao of the Qing Dynasty Another example: certificate; guarantee; instructions; book can (review of official documents, approval of writing); book endowment (document); book text (document); book house (a treasury that collects documents and books); Shu Zuo (an official who manages documents); Shu Office (an official who manages documents) Online calligraphy: "Book" Example: Love words to please relatives, Yueqin. 3. What are the four-character idioms that start with "test"
There are no four-character idioms that start with "test". There are many idioms that include the word "test", such as test the method with one's body, cry for the first time, and front The first test, the first test of the new village, the song and dance test, the first test, the daily test of thousands of words, the small test of the talent, the risk test, the eagerness to try, the first test of sharpness, the daily and monthly test, the repeated tests, the test of the horse, etc.
1. Try the method yourself
Explanation: Shen: personally, personally; try: try. Try doing something that breaks the law yourself. Indicates knowingly committing a crime.
From: Ban Gu of the Eastern Han Dynasty's "Book of Han·Wang Zun Zhuan": "Know your responsibilities carefully, and don't try the law yourself."
Vernacular: "You must understand your responsibilities and don't try to do them personally. Something that breaks the law.
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Grammar: more formal; used as predicate, object, attributive; with derogatory connotations
2. First trial cry
Pinyin [ chū shì tí shēng ]
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The explanation originally refers to the loud cry of a newborn baby, which will be extraordinary in the future.
From the 74th chapter of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" by Luo Guanzhong (Ming Dynasty): "People say: 'A newborn calf is not afraid of a tiger. '"
Vernacular: As the saying goes: A newborn calf is not afraid of a tiger.
3. Give it a try
Pinyin [ jí fēng yī shì ]
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Explanation: Take advantage of it; use it while it is sharp.
From the third chapter of "Nie Hai Hua" by Zeng Pu. However, the title of a subject is the second life of a scholar. As soon as he heard the news of the exam, no matter how many subjects he had, he always wanted to give it a try, and Wen Qing was one of them. ”
4. The first test of Xintiao
Explanation: Xint: whetstone; Xintiao: newly ground blade. As sharp as a newly sharpened knife. It is a metaphor for someone who has just started working. Showing outstanding talents
From: Chapter 25 of "The Strange Situation Witnessed in Twenty Years" by Wu Jianren of the Qing Dynasty: "These five hundred monks were all taught and practiced by Xia Chan himself. After a few years, today I have my first test in Xindiao, and I am a hundred times more courageous. "
Vernacular text: "These five hundred monks were all taught by Xia Chan himself. After practicing for several years, they showed their outstanding talents and courage as soon as they started working today. ”
Grammar: subject-predicate form; used as predicate and attributive; with a complimentary meaning
5. Select songs and try out dances
Explanation: Refers to a dissolute lifestyle. Same as "Selecting Colors and Contesting Songs"
From "Lu Hua Ci Zhang Xiu Yun" by Zhou Mi of the Song Dynasty: "Selecting songs and trying out dances, falling in love with Zhen Cong all night long. "
Vernacular text: "A debauched lifestyle, falling in love with the drunken jungle all night long. ” 4. What are the four-character idioms about people with different endings?
Hiding the head and showing the tail. It describes speaking in a evasive manner and not telling the whole truth.
Thoroughly and completely. ：Tong, through. From beginning to end, full meaning.
The spring ice tiger is walking on the ice that will thaw in spring.
The big head and the small tail are like "tiger-headed and snake-tailed". It is a metaphor for starting something but not ending it.
Changing the head and tail means changing the original appearance.
p>The tail of a tiger-headed snake is as big as a tiger's, and its tail is as thin as a snake's. The metaphor starts with a big momentum, but ends with little momentum.
The tail of a tiger-headed snake refers to the streets and alleys.
The wandering tail is a metaphor for a situation changing from smooth to difficult.
Pinch off the head and tail to remove the front and back parts. It is also a metaphor for removing the useless parts.
The short head and missing tail are a metaphor for the incompleteness of something. Not complete.
Being greedy and forgetting the end is a metaphor for only pursuing immediate benefits without considering the consequences. 5. What are the four-character idioms that begin with the character "gon"? The four-character idioms are:
1. Gongbiaoqingshi [gōng biāo qīng shǐ]: mark: write down; Qingshi: In ancient times, things were recorded on bamboo slips, so the history books were called Qingshi.
2. Successful achievements [gōng chéng míng suì]: Success.
3. Successful achievements [gōng] chéng xíng mǎn]: Gong: all over the world; deeds: good deeds. Feudal superstition refers to the achievement of merit and perfect conduct.
4. The completion of merit [gōng dé yuán mǎn]: a metaphor for the successful conclusion of an event. >
5. Retire after success [gōng chéng shēn tuì]: body: oneself, oneself. Refers to retiring on one's own accord after a great achievement is accomplished.
6. With unparalleled achievements [gōng gāo]. gài shì]: Great merit, no one can compare with it in the contemporary era.
7. Perfection of merit [gōng xíng yuán mǎn]: merit: all over the world; conduct: good deeds. Feudal superstition refers to the achievement of merit and perfect conduct. .
8. Gōng dé wú liàng: all over the world: merits and virtues; immeasurable: incalculable. In the past, it meant great merit and kindness.
9. A basket of soil is missing [gōng kuī yī kuì]: a basket of soil. A pile of nine-foot-high mountains that only lacks one basket of soil is a metaphor for something that cannot be completed except for the last bit.
10. Success and fame [gōng chéng míng jiù]: Gong: Merit. Just: reach. Achievements were achieved and fame was gained.
11. Gonggaozhenzhu [gōng gāo zhèn zhǔ]: Gong: merit, merit; Zhen: shock, power; Lord: monarch. The merit was so great that the monarch was shocked and had doubts.
Gong: gōng
Definition
1. Performance, achievement, opposite of "pass": ~ hon. ~Performance. On ~ rewards. It’s all in vain~. ~The virtue is immeasurable (liàng). ~Chengbuju (achieving meritorious service without taking credit for oneself). 2. Achievements, results: success~. ~Yes. ~One step short. Half the time, twice as much. Urgent ~ quick profit. 3. In physics, it refers to the work of using force to move an object, which is equal to the force multiplied by the distance moved: ~ rate. 4. Skill, ability: ~husband. ~Bottom. ~Power (a. Kung Fu and strength; b. Efficacy). ~ Come naturally.
(Knowing. Congli, the sound of work. "Gong" also means to work hard, meaning to work hard. Original meaning: merit, merit; credit)
Same as the original meaning
Merit, work determines the country. ——"Shuowen"
National merit is called merit. ——"Zhou Li Si Xun"
If you want to punish those who have made meritorious deeds, this will be the continuation of Qin's demise. ——"Historical Records·The Chronicles of Xiang Yu"
Related words: Xu Gong, Ju Gong, Wu Gong, Effective Gong, Qigong, Internal Gong, Wasted Gong, War Gong, Hegemonic Gong, Jun Gong.