Idioms starting with the word thin are commonly used: thin and lonely, skinny and so on.
Using idioms correctly can make the expression of situations and sentences richer and more realistic.
The method of using idioms is as follows:
Idioms are fixed phrases that have evolved over a long period of time. They contain rich content in a concise form, arouse people's associations with vivid images, and use incisive meanings. Semantics enlighten people's minds. When using it, you should pay attention to:
(1) Understand the meaning of words
The meaning of an idiom is not a simple superposition of the meanings of the individual words it constitutes, but is based on the event background provided by the constituent components. Above, abstract summarizations through extensions, metaphors, etc. must not be taken literally.
For example: "When we said goodbye, he insisted on giving me some high-end clothing materials. He is really a generous person."
("Generous" refers to a person who understands the truth. Later Generally refers to a person who is knowledgeable or knowledgeable. In the sentence, "generous" is mistakenly understood to mean not stingy)
(2) Distinguish between praise and criticism
Many idioms contain a certain emotional color. , and with the different language environments, the emotional color of the words will also change accordingly. Sometimes, due to the indiscriminate appreciation of some idioms, it leads to misuse.
For example: "They love their friends, especially young people, in every possible way. Not only do they do their best, but they often take the initiative to help."
("Everything is possible" means there is nothing that cannot be achieved. . It is a derogatory term used to describe doing all the bad things. It should be "meticulous" here)
(3) Differentiating objects
The meaning of the idiom is focused. This determines the approximate scope of application of the term.
If there is a lack of understanding of the customary object or scope expressed by the idiom, there will be a phenomenon of pretentiousness between the statement and the statement.
For example: "Ronaldino was interested in that fashionable sportswear, but unfortunately he didn't have enough money, so he had to give it up reluctantly." ("Reluctantly giving up love" means reluctantly giving up something you love to others. .