How many idioms are there about windows?

Window is bright and clean (chuāng míng jī jìng)

Explanation: Small table. Bright windows, clean small tables. Describes a room that is very tidy, clean and bright.

Source from "Yi Jian Zhi" by Hong Mai of the Song Dynasty: "The high hall has plain walls, and there is no need to relax the scroll; there are clear windows, and there is peace of mind when sitting and lying down." Su Zhe, the Song Dynasty, "Report to Fan Wen Jingren" poem "I am happy to help me solve the problem of the East Pavilion. The bright windows are clear and full of flowers." "

Usage in conjunction form; used as predicate, object, attributive; to describe a clean room

Example of Lu Xun's "Weeds·A Sleep": "Packed up the daily newspapers scattered all over the bed, and brushed them away The pale dust that gathered on the desk last night, my small study room in all directions, is still the so-called "~" today.

Synonyms of Amuro's benefits

Antonyms of house full of dust*** How many idioms are there

*** Surging, high-spirited, *** Overflowing, radiant, *** overflowing, elated, overjoyed, joyful, joyful, elated, joyful, beaming, smiling, singing and dancing. How many idioms are there with "qianfen", and what are they?

There are no idioms with "shallow points". The idioms with "shallow" are as follows: Talents are shallow and learning is shallow, I don't know the depth, sing in a low voice, go from the shallow to the deep, do harm to others, explain the deep in the simple, etc. Idioms with "fen": be clear about love and hate, keep one's own rules, do not distinguish between each other, do not distinguish between winners and losers, cannot help but tell, think without distinction, go separate ways, divide labor and cooperate, etc.

Idioms are part of the stereotyped phrases or short sentences in the vocabulary of Chinese language. Idioms are a major feature of traditional Chinese culture. They have fixed structural forms and fixed sayings, expressing a certain meaning. They are used as a whole in a sentence and bear the components of subject, object, attributive and so on. A large part of idioms are inherited from ancient times. The wording is often different from modern Chinese. It represents a story or allusion. Some idioms are just miniature sentences. Idioms are also ready-made words, similar to idioms and proverbs, but also slightly different. Idioms are a shining pearl in Chinese culture.

Idioms, everyone says them, they come from words, so they are idioms.

There are several idioms about what to rely on for a long journey

To fly far away

yuǎn zǒu gāo fēi

It means to resemble a wild beast running far away Fall, like a bird flying away. It is a metaphor for people running far away. More means getting out of trouble and finding a way out.

Source "Book of the Later Han·Zhuomao Biography": "You don't want to cultivate it, would you rather fly high and far away, instead of doing evil in the world?"

Structural joint type.

Usage is often used as a metaphor to escape from difficulties or dangers; to find a way out or a safe place. Generally used as a predicate.

The correct pronunciation is "tū"; it cannot be pronounced as "tū".

Good at distinguishing shapes; cannot write "paste".

Synonyms: fly away, run away, escape from the golden cicada

Antonyms: swarm, come one after another, come in a steady stream

Examples: You want; live a good life; I I don’t object; but everyone is in trouble; what should I do in my hometown? How many idioms are there for x shallowly divided into x? What are each?

There are no idioms for x shallow points x. The idioms containing shallow are as follows:

I don’t know the depth and shallowness. It describes not knowing the pros and cons of something.

Short of talent and shallow learning: shallow. Not very talented and not very knowledgeable (mostly used as a self-effacing expression).

Sing lowly and pour lightly. Sing lowly: sing softly; pour: drink wine. Listen to people singing softly and drink wine slowly and comfortably. Describes a peaceful and comfortable attitude.

Sing in a low voice. Sing in a low voice. Sing lightly and quietly. Describes humming a lyrical song in a low voice. It also describes insects singing at night.

Talk deeply with someone you have a shallow friendship with.

A brief taste of it. Give it a try and then stop. It means not delving deeply into it.

Shallow knowledge and little knowledge Shallow knowledge: superficial insights; little knowledge: hearing very little. Describes not having much experience and knowledge.

Pour lightly and sing quietly. Drink slowly and sing quietly. Describes the leisure and enjoyment of scholar-bureaucrats in the feudal era.

Careless thinking and planning. Incomplete consideration and poor planning.

Life is at risk Qian: Time is short. Describes a short life span and imminent death.

Deep Li and Qian Ji Li: wading in the water; Ji Li: lifting up the clothes. This means that wading into shallow water can lift up the clothes; wading into deep water to lift up the clothes is of no use, so one has to go into the water with the clothes on. It is a metaphor that problems should be dealt with according to local conditions.

Speaking in simple terms means that the content of a speech or article is profound but the language is easy to understand.

Low learning and limited talent. Not very talented and not very knowledgeable (mostly used as a self-effacing expression).

From shallow to deep. From shallow to deep.

Vulgarity: vulgarity; shallowness: not much knowledge. Mostly describe articles or words as vulgar and superficial.

Talent is obscured and knowledge is shallow. Obscured: blocked and unable to pass through. Talent obscures knowledge and knowledge.

The talent is shallow and the intelligence is shallow. It describes a person’s talent and intelligence. A self-effacing statement.

Get out of the simple and get into the deep.

Only seeing and hearing means being short-sighted.

Low virtue and weak conduct. Conduct: virtue and conduct. Refers to shallow moral character and conduct.

Sing low and drink lightly. Sing low and drink softly; drink lightly. Listen to people singing softly and drink wine slowly and comfortably. Describes a peaceful and comfortable attitude.

Talking too much means talking nonsense and having no good effect.

Mediocre talents and shallow knowledge.

Sewing a light belt. The wide-sleeved belt is the clothing of ancient Confucians, and it refers to Confucians.

It does great harm to others. It causes great harm to others.

Shoes with shallow arches refer to the small feet of women in the old days. Same as "shoe arches and socks are small".

Sparse in learning and shallow in talent. Not very talented and not very knowledgeable (mostly used as a self-effacing expression). The same as "little learning and little talent".

How many idioms are there for holding the tongue?

The voice of a hundred tongues is sharp and sharp

Move the lips and pass the tongue, close the mouth to catch the tongue

Clumsy tongue, shut the mouth and hide the tongue

Silenced and tongue-tied

The woman with a long tongue

Jaw-dropping and tongue-tied

The tooth is dead and the tongue remains

The red-mouthed and poisonous tongue

Burning the city with red tongue

Burnt lips and dry tongue

Fighting with each other

Three inches of tongue falling off

Tongue falling off and bulging lips

A sharp tongue and an iron tongue

A lipstick test

A sharp tongue and a thin tongue

A sharp mouth and a thin tongue Tongue

Golden tongue and wooden tongue

Golden tongue and bad mouth

Wine goes in and out of the tongue

Two tongues on both sides

Talking loudly

Having a poor tongue

Talking all over the place

Being tongue-tied

A eloquent tongue

A thin tongue

A three-inch tongue

A wet tongue and burnt lips

A weak tongue Deafness

The tongue is on the end of the moon

The tongue is as sharp as fire

The tongue is a sword and the lip is a gun

The tongue cannot be held down

The sweet tongue is too sweet

The sweet tongue

Play with the tongue

Pull out the tongue in vain

Talking nonsense

Having a salty mouth

Using a weak tongue

Wagging the lips

One trick and two tricks Tongue

Three tongues in a mouth

Parrot tongue

Glib tongue

How many idioms have the word "quan" in them?

Dominate the world with power, high position and weight, weigh the pros and cons, and weigh the gains and losses

Recruit power, accept bribes, fight for power, seize advantage, and never tire of power, hold power, and mutate

Reach power, adapt, and monopolize The great power takes advantage of the situation to exercise power and emerge unexpectedly

The powerful have to weigh the pros and cons, the balance of power is against the balance of power

Power dominates the world, power dominates the world, power dominates the Chinese and foreign powers, and when the time comes, the power changes to the red deer

Expedient policy, weight, hope, power, rank, inferiority, fight for power and gain

Flexibility to achieve power, flexibility to achieve power, rationality, power to achieve change, use power for personal gain

Suiting power for the moment Tongbian, favoring, adept at power, attracting power and accepting bribes

Recruiting power, accepting bribes, fighting for power, fighting for profit, directing power, usurping the throne and seizing power without any pretense

Reaching power, knowing to change, monopolizing power, monopolizing power, leaving power in hand

Executing power against the economy and using it at the same time, abusing power to gain power and accepting bribes

Weighing the importance of expediency, weighing the importance of expediency and minimizing power, humiliating the country

Observing the law, achieving power, passing power, and changing power. Use the power to seize the party and seize power

Combine power with the plan, follow the trend, and release military power with a cup of wine

Once the power is in hand, the order will come. Once the power is in hand, the order will come. How many idioms are composed of the character "Ling Lai Xing Yan"? What are they?

The jade is the best,

Cherish the jade and pity the fragrance,

The jade is the old man,

The quality of gold and jade,

Pearls sink and jade pieces are broken,

Jade is stolen and fragrance is stolen,

Jade is mixed,

Qiong piles jade bricks,

Jade Ru Yu Cheng ,

Playing jade and playing flute,

Rubbing jade together,

Stealing fragrance and jade,

Gold and jade brocade,

?Jade is like mud,

Chongjin jade,

Zhu Qianyu Qi,

Pearls are round and jade is smooth,

Destroy orchids and break jade ,

Yao Chi Jade Liquid,

Broken Fragrance Ling Jade,

Guard oneself like jade,

Ming Ke Qiang Jade,

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Golden seals and jade sentences,

Jade grains and cinnamon seeds,

Jade pillars hold up the sky,

Jade puzzles Diaolan,

Cooking with gold and delicacies,

Yukun Jinyou,

Why are there so many idioms about Boyu Zhifei San?

Three people are a crowd [sān rén wèi zhòng]

Basic meaning

When the number reaches three, it can be called a crowd, which is no longer a minority.

Source

"Hanshu·Gao Hui Gao Houwen's List of Meritorious Officials Preface": "Three people are in a group, although it is difficult to succeed, it is better to follow the special merits.

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