Tide words in Langtaosha's poems

1. Poems describing the tidal sound of Langtaosha, ancient poems about tides.

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Hua Fei 1968

LV . 9 20 17- 1 1-25

Liu Yuxi's Langtaosha

In August, the waves roared, and the head was several feet high, touching the back of the mountain.

In a blink of an eye, I arrived at Haimen, and the rolled sand was like a snowdrift.

Zhang's "Moonlit Night on the Spring River"

Lian Haiping is in the spring tide, and the bright moon on the sea is born in the tide.

I drift with the tide for thousands of miles, and there is no moon by the river.

The river flows around Fangdian, and the moonlight shines on the flower forest.

Frost flows in the air, you can't fly, but you can't see the white sand on the pavilion.

The river is clean, and there is a solitary moon wheel in the sky.

Who saw the moon by the river for the first time? When was Jiang Yue photographed?

Life is endless from generation to generation, and Jiang Yue is only similar year after year.

I don't know who Jiang Yue is waiting for, but I see the Yangtze River delivering water.

The white clouds have gone, and Qingfeng is at a loss.

Whose boat tonight, where do you miss the moon floor?

Poor people wander upstairs and under the moon, so we should leave someone to comb the mirror table.

The curtain of the jade pot could not be rolled up, but it was brushed back on the anvil.

At this time, I don't know each other. I hope China will shine on you every month.

Hongyan flies in the sky, and fish Long Qian jumps in the water.

Last night, I dreamed that the idle pool had fallen, and the poor spring had not returned.

In spring, the river flows away, and the pond falls in the moon and the west.

The slanting moon hides the foggy sea, and Jieshi Xiaoxiang Road is infinite.

I don't know how many people will go by the moon, which shakes the river trees.

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2. What are the four-word words that describe the tide sound in the text of Watching the Tide? The four words to describe the tide sound are white waves rolling, mighty, surging, landslides and violent winds whistling.

1, white waves rolling

G τ n pinyin

Explain the snow-white waves rolling up and down

Approaching the sentence, I saw white waves rolling, forming a white wall more than two feet high.

2, mighty

spell

Explain the original description of the vast water potential. After describing the extensive growth of things, or the huge flow of people.

The Yellow River flows to the sea with great momentum.

3, surging

Pinyin [xi language]

It shows that the momentum is huge and unstoppable.

The rough waves kept beating against the coast.

4. Landslides and ground cracks

spell

It means that the mountains are falling and the earth is cracking. Describe a loud noise or drastic change.

At that time, there were thunder and lightning, landslides, ground fissures, roads trapped, bridges broken instantly, houses collapsed and the whole village was in ruins in the earthquake.

5. The wind horn roared in waves

spell

It shows that the wind and waves are very heavy, and it is a metaphor for a sinister encounter or a severe test.

Seeing that there was no one in the class, we exploded in the class, and the sound of the wind and waves attracted the class teacher.

3. What are the four-word words that describe the tide sound in Watching the Tide? There are only four words that can describe the sound of the tide in Watching the Tide: rolling thunder, landslides and cracks, and roaring winds.

1, landslides and ground fissures: hān bēng dì liè, landslides and ground fissures. Describe a loud noise or drastic change.

The explosive was detonated and the enemy was blown to pieces with a loud noise. 2, muffled thunder rolling: mèn léi gǔn dòng dê ng dê ng, thunder constantly reflected back and forth between the earth and the clouds.

Form a rolling "rumbling" feeling. Sentence making: Hearing the muffled thunder rolling, people on the road are anxious.

3. Wind angle and wave roar: fēng hào làng hǒu, which describes a heavy wind and waves. Metaphor sinister encounter or severe test.

In the original text, it is personified that the wind and waves are very heavy, like a loud voice and a crazy cry. The wind and roar can't drown out his voice.

4. Bigger and bigger: yuè lái yuè dà is used to compare the quantity or degree of continuous development or change of people or things over time, which is the comparison of the same thing in different periods or under different conditions. The sound of the waves is getting louder and louder