When using idioms, homophones or synonyms are sometimes used incorrectly. This type of error occurs very frequently, so when using idioms, special attention should be paid to the correct wording. In the idioms listed below, the words before the brackets are other words, and the words inside the brackets are the orthographies.
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1. Dark (dark), eclipsed, gloomy. "Eclipsed" describes the appearance of being dim and inferior in comparison.
2. Go to the class step by step (department). Department, category; class, order. "Step by step" means to follow the order according to its category, which means learning should be done step by step and doing things should follow the rules.
3. An (press) means that the army is temporarily inactive and waiting for an opportunity. It also means that it is unwilling to act after accepting a task. Press, hold down, put down.
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4. Ruining (wasting) natural things and wasting things at will. Perish, extinction; heavenly things, precious creatures in nature.
5. Be original and creative, and design and plan from your heart.
6. Bi (筚) road is blue with threads. On the road, there is a diesel engine; blue thread is with rags. It means driving a diesel truck and wearing shabby clothes to open up the mountains and forests, describing the hardships of starting a business.
7. Bianbenjiali (Li) Li, Tongli, in this idiom it means "deeper" or "more serious".
8. To be terminally ill (to be terminally ill) is to the point where there is no cure. It also means that the situation is serious and irreversible. Traditional Chinese medicine calls the fat at the apex of the heart "paste" and the fat between the heart and the diaphragm "glue". It is believed that these two areas cannot be reached by medicine.
9. Unable to clarify (name) the name of the verb, say it; the verb name, describe, describe. "Indescribable" cannot be described in words.
10. Without thinking about (fake) fake, borrowing, relying on. "Brainless", reacting without thinking.
11. Barren land "Barren land" describes barren land or desolate areas.
12. Not the diameter (shank) but the shin, calf. "Spread like wildfire" refers to something that spreads quickly without being promoted.
13. Do not fall into the nest (nest). Nest and nest are synonymous, but "nest" has nothing to do with the bird's nest. It means "ready-made format, old routine".
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14. Cang (Cang) sea, mulberry fields, blue ocean. "Vicissitudes of life" is a metaphor for the great changes in the world.
15. Repeating mistakes without learning from failures and making the same mistakes again. The same old mistakes, the same old road turned over.
16. To win by surprise, to win. "Win", win.
17. The flow of pedestrians, carriages and horses across the river is as continuous as running water. Chuan, river.
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18. Work hard (angry) to be strong. Make up your mind, work hard and strive for prosperity. Be determined to work hard.
19. Feiyangba (bossy), the spirited behavior goes beyond the norm and is not restricted. Domineering, arrogant
20. Parting ways (parting) Parting, horse biting. "Parting away" means "to spur a horse". "Parting ways" is a metaphor for people who have different interests and go their separate ways.
21. One after another, one after another comes, one after another. Da, numerous and repetitive.
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22. Ganzhi Ruyi (祴) feels as sweet as sugar, indicating that you are willing to endure hardship and pain. Jelly, malt candy.
23. Everyone does his or her own thing (yes) Yes, correct. "It is" means what you think is correct. Therefore, this idiom has a derogatory connotation.
24. Attack the city and plunder (lue). Both the words "luo" and "lue" mean "to seize", but the objects of seizure are different: plunder means to seize people, property, and land; "lue" means to seize land.
25. Gu (gu) steps in the same way, taken from the story of "Learning to Walk in Handan". Its original meaning is "the original walking posture". In this idiom, it is a metaphor for being in an old routine. "Standing still" means being content with the status quo and being blindly complacent.
26. Bone stem (bone) in the throat, fish bone. "The bones are stuck in the throat", which means that you are unhappy if you hold something back in your heart.
27. Drum (bewitch) confuses and poisons people's hearts. Gu, poisonous insects, used to put in food to harm people.
28. Ghost realm (worm) is a monster that is said to harm people in the water. "Ghost" means ghost.
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29. Sweat is on the back (浃), the sound is jiā, and the meaning is "thorough". "Sweat the back" means soaking the back.
30. Aiming high and far away, running vertically and horizontally, which is extended to "pursuit". Ducks and ducks have no "pursuit" meaning. The metaphor is unrealistic and unrealistic.
31. Amiable (affable) with a gentle attitude and easy to approach. Kind, kind, and good attitude.
32. Being evil-minded (怛) persists in doing evil and refuses to repent. 悛, repent.
33. Huanghuang (Huanghuang), the masterpiece Huanghuang, describes grandness. "Emperor's masterpiece" describes the vastness of the work.
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34. Don't hold the past accountable (blame). The original meaning is "fault, sin", and its extension is "blame". "No blame" means no blame.
35. Jiji (jiji) can be in danger, which means it is very dangerous and is about to overturn.
36. Exhaust the lake and fish (fishing) fishing, fishing. "Draining the lake and fishing" literally translates as "draining the lake to fish", which is a metaphor for taking without leaving any room.
37. Forbidden (silent) is like a cicada being silent, keeping silent. Chilling cicadas, cicadas after autumn, don't scream. This idiom uses "chilling cicada" as a metaphor to describe people who dare not make a sound.
38. The Brilliance of Jinbi (Bi) “Gold” and “Bi” are two pigments used in traditional Chinese painting: golden mud gold and emerald green stone green. The paintings drawn with them are bright and dazzling. "Splendid" is often used to describe a building's ornate decoration.
39. Streamline the troops and reduce (simplify) the administration. "Streamlining" does not mean "reducing", but removing the unnecessary and leaving the necessary ones, so as to make the organization more capable and the personnel to be of higher quality. The true meaning of "simplification" lies in leanness.
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40. Painstakingly study or manage. A solitary achievement, something that others cannot achieve. Yi, here.
41. Braised moxibustion (荍荔) refers to meat sliced ??very thinly; roasted, roasted meat. "Won universal praise" means that beautiful poems or beautiful things are praised by people.
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42. Old treacherous and slippery (sly) is described as very cunning and cunning. Cunning, cunning
43. Li (encourage) to work hard to cheer up the spirit and find ways to govern the country well. Inspire, inspire.
44. Reciprocity in etiquette (shang) is respectful, advocating, and particular. "Etiquette should be reciprocal" refers to etiquette that pays attention to coming and going.
45. Liao Liao (very few) describes very few. Very few, rare.
46. The scales (combs) are arranged next to each other like fish scales and the teeth of a comb, and are often used to describe houses and other buildings arranged densely and neatly. comb, comb.
47. Lingya Li (伐) has sharp teeth and is smart and flexible. "Ling-tongued" refers to someone who is articulate and able to speak well.
48. Rumors are not (蜚) rumors, the same as "fly". Rumors and gossip all refer to unfounded words. "Gossip" mostly refers to bad words that slander or sow discord.
49. Leave (live) a good name that will last forever. Fragrance spreads, and the reputation spreads.
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50. Creepy, frightening. Creepy and frightened.
51. Meilun (wheel) Meilun (wheel), Meilun, round barn, ancient round barn, describing the tall appearance. Huan, numerous. "Beautiful" is used to describe the tallness and majesty of a building. Be careful with other uses.
52. Mystery (Mi) is full of lies and lies all over the sky, describing "the lies have reached the extreme".
53. The sound of Mi Mi (Mi Mi) is low-level music. Extravagant, decadent and lustful.
54. The needle hidden in cotton (cotton) describes softness but firmness, or it may be a metaphor for being gentle on the outside but vicious on the inside. Cotton, silk cotton.
55. Holding a stick with an open flame (battle), a battle, a weapon. "Holding an open flame" refers to lighting a torch and holding a weapon, which is a metaphor for banditry or doing bad things unscrupulously.
56. The name or reputation is consistent with the actual situation. Vice, consistent.
57. Famous in Jiuzhou (state) It is said that after Dayu successfully controlled the floods, he divided the world into Jiuzhou, so "Jiuzhou" is synonymous with "Tianxia". The "world" in the time of Dayu was the land of China.
58. Mo (Mo) Shou Chen (Cheng) Rules Mo Zhai Shou, Mo Zhai's Shou, tells the story of Mozi and Gongshu Pan competing for offense and defense. The original meaning is "stick to the old", and later evolved into "conservative" ". Convention, a long-established rule or method. "Stick to the rules" refers to being stuck in the old ways and not being able to adapt.
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59. 礤(vomit) to drain one’s blood, to vomit one’s heart, to expend one’s mind; to drain one’s blood, to drop one’s blood. "Work hard" and give your best effort.
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60. Circumstantial evidence (levy) is widely quoted; levy is collected. "Extensive citation" refers to collecting and quoting materials extensively to enhance the persuasiveness of the article.
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61. Qing is better than orchid (blue) and better than orchid (blue). "LAN" is the abbreviated character of "LAN", not the abbreviated character of "BLUE". "Blue" is simplified to "Blue". Indigo, polygonum indigo, is a herbaceous plant whose leaf juice can be used as blue dye. Indigo is a cyan dye extracted from the juice of Polygonum indigo leaves. Its color is darker than blue, so it is said that "green comes from blue and is better than blue." As an idiom, it refers to students surpassing teachers, and descendants surpassing predecessors.
62. Qing (Qing) Bamboo is hard to run out of books, and the utensils are hollow and used up; bamboo, bamboo slips, ancient writing materials; bamboo slips are used up. "Too many words can be written" is often used to describe crimes that are extremely heinous, and it is a metaphor for the fact that there are so many crimes that it is impossible to write them all down.
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63. Talents are crowded (Jiji) Jiji, pronounced jǐjǐ, means "many appearance". Similar idioms include "everyone gathers together".
64. To taste (pay) what one wishes, to return, to compensate, which is extended to "satisfaction". "Get your wish" means that your wish has come true.
65. The weak cannot endure the wind (forbidden) and bear it.
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66. Colorful (Colorful) Spots, spots or patterns; Colorful, colorful. "Beautiful" means brilliant and colorful.
67. The mountains are green (clear) and the water is beautiful, clear and clean. "The mountains and rivers are clear and beautiful", the mountains and rivers are clean and beautiful.
68. A little (little) peace, not (not) a little impatience, the sound is shǎo, temporary. No, don’t. "Be patient and don't be impatient" means: wait patiently and don't be impatient.
69. Water and milk intercourse melt (melt) melt, fuse.
A metaphor for a harmonious relationship or a close combination.
70. Wherever the power of overwhelming force goes, all obstacles are swept away. Exhausted, it fell down with the wind.
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71. Danger is like a pile of eggs (tired). "Tired eggs", eggs piled up layer by layer, are a metaphor for an extremely unstable situation.
72. Compromise (qu) seek perfection and accommodate yourself in order to achieve success. Qu, bending one's own will.
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73. To pale in comparison with other people or things. Not enough, not enough, not enough.
74. Crying to my partner (corner) and crying alone means being very isolated or disappointed or sad because of not getting a chance. Corner, corner.
75. With no distractions, running vertically and horizontally, it is extended to "pursuit". "Side focus" means no distracting thoughts, which means to concentrate on one's work. Ducks and ducks have no "pursuit" meaning.
76. Heart to heart (seal) seal, confirm. "Heart-to-heart sealing" is originally a Buddhist term, and its original meaning is "to seal the Buddha's teachings with the heart." It evolved into an idiom to describe that the state of mind and feelings are completely consistent.
77. Xinxin (Xinxin) students have many students. Xin Xin, numerous.
78. Empty seat (left) to wait for the empty seat on the left to wait for distinguished guests, which means to specially reserve it for others. On the left, according to ancient rituals, the host lives on the right and the guests live on the left, because the left is respected.
79. Xuan (Xuan) is very famous and powerful in a period of time. Xuan, grand.
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80. Submerge (annihilate) into obscurity. Buried without anyone knowing. Annihilate, bury.
81. Yanyan (dying) describes the state of dying with weak breath. Dying, with weak breath.
82. Yan (偃) the flags and drums die down, the original meaning is "a person falls to the ground as if lying down", and the extended meaning is "hiding". "Quiet the flags and silence the drums" means to put down the flags and stop beating the drums. It describes covert operations. It also means to stop the war or cease operations.
83. Tottering (falling) means extremely unstable, about to fall or collapse. Fall, fall.
84. Yi (yi) Xiao Dafangyi and Yi both have the meaning of "leave", but there is a division of labor in their use: "yi" means "the dead person left behind" and "yi" means general Use "気" to stay. "Generous", expert, Fang family. "It's generous enough to make people laugh", making experts laugh. Similar idioms include: "It will cause endless harm" and "It will cause harm to future students."
85. To (rely) on the old, sell the old and rely on, rely on. "Relying on old age" means relying on old age.
86. Drinking Jiu (鸸) to quench thirst. Zhen is a legendary bird that can kill people by soaking wine with its feathers.
87. Yuanyuan (yuanyuan), the source of the flow is far away, and the water flow is very long, which is a metaphor for a long history.
88. The person in charge of sacrifices cannot go beyond his duties and put down the sacrificial utensils to cook instead of the cook. It is a metaphor for going beyond the scope of one's duties and dealing with things that others are responsible for. Zu is an instrument used to hold cattle, sheep and other sacrifices during ancient sacrifices.
89. You (you) Zaiyou Zaiyou, the original meaning is "full", and its extension is "more than enough, leisurely". "Youzaiyouzai" describes leisurely and comfortable life.
90. Worry (excellent), indecisive, extended from "leisurely" to "hesitant".
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91. Keep up the good work (Li) Li, which refers to the whetstone, is used as a verb to mean "sharpening".
"Keep up the good work" comes from a poem by Tang Dynasty poet Meng Jiao describing the scene of cockfighting: Before fighting again, the fighting cocks first grind their beaks on the ground [keep up the good work]. "Keep up the good work" means to keep working hard.
92. Responsibility (loan) Loan, loan, require the lender to be trustworthy and not to shirk the responsibility of repaying the loan. "Lending on the side" means passing it off to others.
93. Be upright and speak out. Speak out and speak what is fair.
94. Zhen Zhi Zhuo (Zhuo) Jian Zhuo, the original meaning is "fire", extended to "clear, thorough". "True knowledge and insights" are correct and profound insights based on true knowledge.
95. Acupuncture (Bianstone) is a stone needle used to treat diseases in ancient times. "Acupuncture" is used as a verb in this idiom, and it should be "pointed out".
96. Zhen (Zhen) Deaf and Fa. "Zhen" and "Fa" are synonymous, both meaning "to arouse"; "Deaf" and "Zhen" are also synonymous, both of which mean "inaudible" sound". "To enlighten the deaf and inspire" is a metaphor for awakening a mentally numb person.
97. Public opinion sparkles (锄) Jin The unanimous discussion of everyone is enough to melt metal, describing the power of social public opinion. 铄, melt.
98. Zonghengbi (捭) He uses rhetoric to impress others, and uses the means of differentiation and struggle in politics and diplomacy to achieve his own goals. To close, to open and close. 捭, separate.
99. To flee (to surrender) to flee when there is no way out. "Despair" is a metaphor for being in a desperate situation.
100. Self-motivated expression (杼) means that the conception and layout of poetry are original and full of new ideas. Ji Zhu: Loom, also used to metaphor the conception and layout of poetry.