1. The explanation of the four-character idiom is simple
1. Upright and upright: describes the image of being very tall and heroic.
2. Critical situation: describes a very critical situation. 3. Bamboo shoots after the rain: describes the emergence of new things in large numbers.
4. Shui Jie Bing Qing: as white and clean as ice water. Describe noble character or elegant writing style.
5. Yibiqianli: refers to a green color, very broad. 6. Hear the rooster and dance: Get up when you hear the rooster crow, which is a metaphor for people studying hard and working hard.
7. Starting from scratch: Building a career through hard work and hard work. 8. Comeback: Describes the organization's strength and efforts to recover after failure.
9. Burn the cauldron: It is a metaphor for acting decisively and holding the determination to only look forward and not look back. 10. Man can conquer nature: It is a metaphor that manpower can defeat nature.
11. Have a clear conscience: When I reflect and ask myself, I don’t feel any shame in my heart. 12. Cantilevered and thorny: describes a person who is diligent and studious.
13. Diligence can make up for weakness: It means that hard work can make up for the lack of talent. 14. Gold and stone are open: sincerity can touch anything.
15. Lessons from the past: It is a metaphor for the failures of previous generations, which can be used as a reference for future generations. 16. Strive for the top: strive for progress. You must strive for the top in your studies and life, and do not be complacent with the status quo. 17. Refresh: describe the old appearance has changed and show a new look.
18. Leave no stone unturned: think of and exhaust every possible means. 19. Clothes not touching the floor: Clothes not touching the floor means very busy.
20. Immediate success: Used to congratulate people on their success quickly and easily. 2. The shorter the explanation for the four-character idiom, the better
1. Look proudly at everything
Pinyin of the idiom: ào nì yī qiè
Explanation of the idiom :squint: squint. Look sideways at everything. Describing arrogance and contempt for everything
Source of the idiom: Chapter 102 of "The Strange Current Situation Witnessed in Twenty Years" by Wu Jianren of the Qing Dynasty: "When he was popular, he was arrogant and contemptuous of everything. There were many comrades, but none of them looked at him ”
2. Never lose one
Pinyin of the idiom: bǎi bù shī yī
Explanation of the idiom: Error: mistake, mistake. Foolproof. Describes being fully confident in doing things and never making mistakes
Source of the idiom: Wang Chong of the Eastern Han Dynasty, "Ode to Lun Heng Xu": "Looking at the court from the door, listening to the words of the hall, even missing nine; like rising to the hall to peek Room, never lose one.”
3. Hold in a group
Pinyin of the idiom: bào chéng yī tuán
Explanation of the idiom: Be consistent and act like one. one person. Describing an extremely close relationship
The idiom comes from Cheng Shuzhen's "College Times": "Liu Xiangming and two other people hugged each other and did some scientific research in a whimsical way, which caused a very bad influence among their classmates.":
4. The appearance and the inside are different
Pinyin of the idiom: biǎo lǐ bù yī
Explanation of the idiom: The surface and the inside are different.
The source of the idiom: "Yi Zhou Shu Posthumous Law Interpretation": "It is said to be 悫 in practice both at home and abroad."
5. Don't pluck a hair
Pinyin of the idiom: bù bá yī máo
Idiom explanation: Describes being very stingy
Idiom source: Song Qin Guan's "Hao Qi Zhuan": "Those who serve themselves will not pluck a hair; those who love others will rub their shoulders and put aside their heels. ” 3. The four-character idioms and explanations should be short
Safe and sound: ill, disease, and disaster. Peace, peace. It was safe and sound and no damage was done. 2. Destroying growth and encouraging growth: It is a metaphor for violating the objective laws of the development of things and rushing for success, which will lead to bad things.
3. Walking over mountains and rivers: Walking on mountains. To wade, to pass or cross on the water.
Describe the hardship of walking a long way.
4. Never tire of it: bored, dislike because of too much. Describes an article or book that is so well written that you never get tired of it no matter how many times you read it. 5. To stir up trouble: to provoke, to provoke. Gossip and make random comments behind others' backs, causing disputes.
6. Intensify: severe, powerful, violent. Ben, it turns out. The original means that it is more developed than before, and now it means that it has become more serious than before.
7. Unpredictable: unpredictable, speculative. Change, irregular changes. The changes are numerous and rapid, making them unpredictable.
8. Unique: ingenuity, ingenious thinking. No, another one. There is also a kind of ingenious thinking, which refers to having unique and ingenious ideas in literature and skills.
9. Shameless question: Shame: shame, disgrace. You don’t feel ashamed (shame) when you ask someone who is lower in status and less knowledgeable than you. 10. Dance with an ax in front of Banmen: Luban dances with an ax in front of the door. It is a metaphor for showing off one's skills in front of experts and not overestimating one's abilities.
11. Incurable: medicine, treatment with medicine. Refers to a condition that is so serious that it cannot be treated. A metaphor that is so bad that it cannot be saved.
12. Unbelievable: discuss, comment, discuss. To describe the situation, development, changes or remarks of things that are unimaginable or difficult to understand.
13. Unable to control one’s own feelings. Already, stop. Here is the meaning of control.
14. Unyielding: surrender, surrender. Scratch, bend, metaphor for surrender. It means not bowing or yielding in the face of oppression and difficulties. 15. Uninvited guest: speed, invitation. An uninvited guest.
16. Build a building from a high place: build: pour water, splash water; 瓓: a bottle containing water. Pour the water from the bottle from the top of the building. It is a metaphor for being condescending and unstoppable.
17. Disdain to argue: argue, debate. I think it's worth it. Don't think it's worth arguing.
18. It goes without saying: speak, explain and explain. Yu, understand clearly. It’s easy to understand without explanation. 19. Unexpectedly: agreement, agreement, discussion. There was no discussion but the same opinion. 20. Without compromise: Without discount, it means completely and completely. 4. The shortest explanation 270 four-character idioms
Idioms about animals Idioms about "fish" (1) It originally meant the treatment of kings and ministers, but nowadays it is mostly used to describe the harmonious relationship between friends or couples.
(2) Used to describe the environment in which one is satisfied. The disaster of fish in the pond is a metaphor for suffering disaster for no reason.
The fish in the pond are affected for no reason. The fish and water meet (1) is a metaphor for the harmony of a couple.
(2) It is a metaphor for the relationship between the king and his ministers. Yu Shen Yan Miao is a metaphor for having no news at all.
To pass one's eyes off the other's eyes is a metaphor for passing fake goods off as genuine goods. A land of plenty refers to a fertile place near water.
The local tyrants and evil gentry are the local tyrants who use their power to bully their fellow villagers. Fish sinking and falling geese is a metaphor for the beauty of a woman.
File in and move forward in a row. The round trip of fish and geese refers to the round trip of letters.
Lu Yuhai Pig refers to characters that are written incorrectly due to their close shape. Fishing in troubled waters takes advantage of a chaotic situation.
The fish that slipped through the net means that the criminal was not arrested and brought to justice. Asking for fish in Yuanmu means working hard but without success, and you will never get it.
Abalone House is a metaphor for a harsh environment or a place where villains gather. Linyuan Xianyu is a metaphor for wishful thinking without actual actions.
Fish swimming in a boiling cauldron is a metaphor for a critical situation. Idioms about "birds" Killing two birds with one stone is a metaphor for doing one thing and getting two effects. The word "little bird Yiren" describes the timid appearance of a woman or child, which is endearing.
A tired bird returns home to describe a wanderer returning home after a long journey. Or it may be a metaphor for returning to your job after being away from your job for too long, tired of external appearances.
The tired bird returns home to describe a wanderer returning home after a long journey. Or it may be a metaphor for returning to your job after being away from your job for too long, tired of external appearances.
The stupid bird flies first (1) describes a stupid person who often acts recklessly without thinking beforehand.
(2) Or used to express that stupid people should act earlier than others to avoid being in a hurry.
The bird disappears and the bow hides, which means that the world is settled and the heroes are abandoned. It has the same meaning as "the rabbit is dead and the dog is cooked".
However, "the bird is gone and the bow is hidden" has a lighter meaning. The singing of birds and the fragrance of flowers describe the scenery of spring.
The bird-shaped bird-shaped face is used to describe the appearance of emaciation due to long-term hunger, and is also called "dove-shaped bird-shaped face". Birds dying for food is a metaphor for people dying because of greed for money.
Birds and beasts cannot live in the same group. After all, people still have to live in a society of crowds and cannot live in seclusion and escape from the world. When a bird is about to die, its cry is also mournful. It is a metaphor that when people are about to die, they will often have conscience and speak kind words.
The frightened bird is a metaphor for a person who has experienced disaster and is therefore frightened. Idioms about "crane": "As empty as a yellow crane" is a metaphor for a person disappearing without a trace.
The sound of wind and cranes describes people's panic and panic. Burning harps and boiling cranes refers to the behavior of not understanding elegance and killing the scenery.
The meaning of Xianyunyehe is used to describe people who are detached from the world and have no worries about the world. It can be used for hermits or people who retire at home and live a leisurely and worry-free life. Chicken-skinned crane with thick skin and white hair describes an old man with gray hair and wrinkled face.
Standing out from the crowd is a metaphor for being able to stand out. Or used to describe a person who is particularly tall.
A childish face with white hair and white hair is a metaphor for being old and healthy. The crane is long and the duck is short, describing the different species that are difficult to harmonize with.
Idioms about "goose and goose" The phrase "Shen Yu Luo Yan" describes a woman's beauty. Yu Shen Luo Yan describes a woman's beauty.
The wild goose’s feet conveying letters is a metaphor for communicating with each other and keeping the news coming. The wild geese fly out of order to mourn the death of their brothers.
Flying geese lose their wings and lose their brothers. The round trip of fish and geese refers to the round trip of letters.
It takes a thousand miles to send a gift, but the gift is light and the affection is heavy. Idioms about "other birds": A dove occupying a magpie's nest is a metaphor for taking over someone else's property.
The quail's clothes are full of knots, which means that the clothes are worn out and full of patches. A wren branch (1) is used to persuade people to have less desire. Nowadays, it is often said as: "The wren's nest in the forest is only one branch."
(2) It can also be used as a metaphor for a place of residence, mostly used when asking someone to apply for a job. Luanxiangfengji is a metaphor for the gathering of talented people.
Rarely describes something rare in the world. The flying phoenix is ??a metaphor for a couple singing and having fun; it is often used as a wedding speech.
The flying kite and the leaping fish are a metaphor for the joy of letting nature go. Silence is a metaphor for the noisy crowd becoming quiet.
Honghuzhi is a metaphor for ambitious ambitions, which has the same meaning as "Qingyun's ambition". May you wish others a bright future, just like flying thousands of miles ahead.
The song of warblers and swallows is used to describe the singing of birds. Or it can be used as a metaphor for the smooth and smooth voice of a woman.
Yingyingyanyan is a metaphor for many girls. The meaning of "deep love between husband and wife" is a metaphor for a couple's lasting love, which has the same meaning as "deep love between husband and wife".
The snipe and the clam quarreled, and the fisherman benefited. This is a metaphor for the quarrel between two parties, and the third party benefited. Idioms about "Twelve Zodiac Signs" Part 1. Idioms about "Rat" Throwing a rat-proof weapon to hit a rat for fear of damaging the tool is a metaphor for being cautious about doing things.
To describe the situation of escaping in embarrassment. Wu Rat has many skills but cannot be specialized in one.
Rat teeth and bird horns are a metaphor for arguing with others. Rat liverworm arms refer to extremely humble and tiny things.
A mole drinking from a river is a metaphor for a small amount, not much, or nothing significant. Deer head and rat eyes are used to describe a person's long hair, such as the head of a deer and the eyes of a rat.
It has a similar meaning to "pointed-mouthed monkey-cheeked", but "pointed-billed monkey-cheeked" only describes the ugly appearance, while "deer-headed and rat-eyed" emphasizes the evil and cunning of the person. 2. Idioms about "cow" The metaphor of "a drop in the bucket" is extremely insignificant.
Nine oxen and two tigers represent great power. A small test describes a talented person who shows a little bit of talent.
The alliance of the Niu Er was an alliance based on blood in ancient times. Weeping in cow clothes is a metaphor for the difficult life of a poor couple.
Niushan Zhuozuo (1) describes the forest in the mountainous area that has been cut down. (2) Transform its meaning to describe a person's bald head.
A book hanging on an ox's horn describes diligence and learning.
It has the same meaning as "hanging beam stabs the stock", "Nang Ying reads at night", "chisels the wall to borrow light".
Ox, ghost and snake god (1) describes a person’s ugly and scary appearance. (2) A metaphor for a person who behaves absurdly and viciously.
Ox-headed and horse-faced (1) describes a person’s ugly and scary appearance. (2) A metaphor for a person who behaves absurdly and viciously.
Ox puffball is a metaphor for lowly people or things.
Cooking chicken with oxen and a tripod is a metaphor for overkill. A misunderstanding is a metaphor for two things that cannot be put together at all. It is usually used to describe a person who answers a question that is wrong.
There are many books. A mud cow entering the sea means that it will never return, leaving no trace.
Scar Ding Jie Niu means having a clear understanding of things, being able to do things with ease and using them freely. Playing the piano to a cow is a metaphor for incomprehensible customs.
To get into trouble is a metaphor for being stubborn and trapped in a desperate situation. The new-born calf is a metaphor for people who are new to society. They are not afraid of difficulties or evil forces when encountering difficulties.
The love for licking a calf is profound. 5. I want a beautiful four-character idiom with explanation and short sentences.
Angry: Chong Chong: Emotionally excited. Describe being very angry.
"For some reason, he walked into the classroom angrily. 》
3. Concentrate: gather, meet: gather. Describes very concentrated attention.
"The students in the classroom are all listening to the teacher's lecture attentively. 》
4. Talk to yourself: Talk to yourself.
"You can often see an old man sitting there talking to himself at the intersection. 》
5. Critical: Describes a very critical situation.
"Just when the car was about to crash, the driver stopped the car urgently. 》
Leave no stone unturned: method: method. Say: Method. Try and exhaust every possible means.
"The teacher does everything possible to mobilize our enthusiasm for learning. 》
First and last: contradict each other and contradict each other.
How can I trust you when you talk so docilely?
Be persistent in doing evil: persist in doing evil and refuse to repent.
This person is evil and will eventually be punished by law.
. Go door to door, door to door, not a single one is missed.
Salesmen go door to door to sell products, but not many people are willing to buy them
Single-mindedness
Explanation: Very attentive.
Example: To do things well, you must concentrate on it.
Worthless
Explanation: To describe something worthless.
Example: The kite I worked so hard to make, but my brother said it was worthless. I have no vision.
. Thousands of miles a day
Explanation: Describes a very fast speed.
Example: The speed of modern aircraft is no longer enough to describe its speed. 6. Four-character idioms with 10 meanings
Vibrant, energetic, vigorous, energetic, high-spirited, generous, charitable, generous, worried, dejected
1. Vitality Vigorous [ zhāo qì péng bó ]
Explanation: Vigor: the morning air, extending to the atmosphere of new life, upward progress, hard work and enterprising; Vigor: the appearance of exuberance. Described as full of life and vitality.
From: "Gunshots on the Plains" by Li Xiaoming in modern times: "The vibrant Xiaojia Town suddenly became empty and quiet."
2. Vibrant [ shēng qì bó bó ]
Explanation: vigorous: vigorous appearance. Describes a person or society that is full of vigor and vitality.
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3. Lively dragon and lively tiger [ shēng lóng huó hǔ ]
Explanation: Describes liveliness, vigor and vitality.
From: Chapter 5 of "History of Pain" by Wu Jianren of the Qing Dynasty: "Although there were many Yuan soldiers outside the city, they were led by Zhang Shijie, followed by Zong Ren and Zong Yi, and they rushed into the formation like a living dragon. Go. ”
4. Rejuvenated [ jīng shén huàn fā ]
Explanation: glowing: radiant appearance. Describes high spirits and full mood.
From: Qing Dynasty Pu Songling's "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio: Lotus Fragrance": "Students feel that the Dantian is hot and energetic."
Translation: Students feel that the Dantian is hot, refreshed and in good spirits. full.
5. High-spirited [ shén cǎi fēi yáng ]
Explanation: Describes the appearance of being excited and full of energy.
From: Modern Ding Ling's "Meng Ke": "She was actually very comfortable and noble. She walked over to hold the young director's hand, and took care of everyone in the room with her bright eyes. . ”
6. Give generously [ kāng kǎi jiě náng ]
Explanation: Generous: generous, generous; give out: open the purse and take out the money. Describes being extremely generous in helping others financially.
From: Chapter 18 of Volume 2 of "Li Zicheng" by Yao Xueyinxue in modern times: "So I have no choice but to ask the eldest son for help. I wonder if the eldest son is willing to donate generously?"
p>7. Be kind and charitable [lè shàn hào shī]
Explanation: Le: good, like. Likes to do good deeds and is willing to use money to help people in need.
From: "Historical Records·Yue Shu 2" written by Sima Qian of the Western Han Dynasty: "Hearing the sound of Zheng makes people happy and good at charity; hearing the sound of Yu makes people orderly and good at courtesy."
Translation: Hearing the sound of Zheng makes people like to do good deeds and give alms. Hearing the sound of Yu will make people pay attention to neatness and etiquette
8. Zhengyi Shucai [ zhàng yì shū cái ]
Explanation: Zhengyi: to show loyalty; Shucai: to spread family wealth. The old refers to loyalty and using one's own money to help others.
From: The fourth chapter of "Debts in the Next Life" by Anonymous Yuan Dynasty: "He saved me from poverty, helped me in danger, gave away money and showed justice, all of which paid attention to blessings and eliminated misunderstandings."
Translation : So in order to help me get out of poverty, they used their own money to help me. In doing so, they used blessings to offset bad luck with the Buddha.
9. Worry [ yōu xīn chōng chōng ]
Explanation: Worry: Worry and uneasiness. Describes being worried and very sad.
From: Chapter 17 of Volume 2 of Yao Xueyin's "Li Zicheng": Is the situation in Jiangnan also so terrible? Aren’t all the scholar-officials worried about state affairs?
10. Downcast [ chuí tóu sàng qì ]
Explanation: hunched over: drooping the head; dejected: looking depressed. Describes the feeling of being depressed and depressed due to failure or misfortune.
From: Liang Bin's "Red Flag Book" Thirteen: Li Decai refused the intercession, and Yun Tao walked out dejectedly.
7. The four-character idioms and explanations should be shorter
It is a metaphor for acting alone (single-handed), it is a metaphor for expanding strength (recruiting troops and horses), it is a metaphor for lifelessness (thousands of horses are silent), it is a metaphor for waking up in time (stopping from the brink), it is a metaphor for turmoil (horse leather shrouds), it is a metaphor for extreme achievements. Great (great contribution) to describe strong strength (strong soldiers and horses) AABB style AABB style idiom: trembling with fear: the look of fear; trembling: the look of caution.
Describes the appearance of being very frightened and trembling slightly. It also describes being cautious.
Upright and decent. The look of coveting one after another.
Fight with fear and be wary of appearance. To tremble and tremble See "to tremble and tremble".
Zhan Zhanyanyan's "Zhuangzi·Qiwulun": "The big words are Yanyan, and the small words are Zhanzhan." Cheng Xuanying Shu: "Yanyan means fierceness; Zhanzhan means the cost of poetry."
Later, "Zhan Zhan Yanyan" was used to describe the chatter. Fight war karma, be careful and fear appearance.
Zhengzhengjiaojiao is used to describe outstanding and extraordinary people. Full cut, square and solemn appearance.
Serious and serious ① Serious and serious. ② Still speaking openly and honestly.
Upright and dignified means upright and upright. Zhiwuwu is also called "Zhizhiwuwu".
It means speaking hesitantly, being vague and evasive. Zhizhiwuwu See "Zhizhiwuwu".
孳峳绻绻 is the same as "Zizi 绻绻". assiduously: eager and diligent.
孳峳 Jiji is the same as “Zizi Jiji”. Diligent and diligent.
Descendants; descendants; generations to come. There are so many ways to describe them.
Yangyang: grand and numerous; Sasa: ??clear and smooth. Describes articles or conversations as rich, lively, and continuous.
Yuanyuan Benben Yuanyuan: explore the original; Benben: seek the root. It originally refers to exploring the root causes of things.
The latter refers to describing the whole cause and the whole process of the matter in detail, without missing any details. Youyouhuhu refers to a person who is leisurely, lazy or in a trance.
Shadowy and blurry, unreal. Yanyanyingying is a metaphor for a beautiful concubine or a young woman.
Yangyang Gengen describes grand and orderly. Wobbly ① Walking unsteadily.
②Be calm and complacent. ③Describes uncertainty.
Be careful and careful about your appearance. Work hard, work hard, work hard.
Be careful, conscientious and responsible. Camping and scrambling describes a person who goes around trying to camp out regardless of his or her integrity.
Camp by camp ① Busy. ②Race to chase.
mediocre mediocre mediocre: mediocre. Lulu: Looks incompetent.
Refers to people who are ordinary and do nothing. Youyoushangdang describes swaying and floating.
Lush and green ①It still means lush. The vegetation is lush and lush.
②Describes strong Qi. Depressed, deep and broad.
Lush Lush: the appearance of lush vegetation. Describes lush and lush vegetation.
It also describes the momentum as beautiful and vigorous. Yu Yuqianqian ①It still means lush.
The vegetation is lush and lush. ②It still sounds lush and green.
Vibrant and majestic. Yuyu Yaya describes the dignified appearance of a car driving forward.
Original: explore the original; original: investigate the root. Keep it as it is from beginning to end.
Source and foundation. Often used to refer to the beginning and end of something.
The whole story is the same. Yue Yue Leilei stands out from the crowd.
Yue Yue Nao Nao has outstanding appearance. Dizziness is used to describe dizziness and confusion.
Vague means that it looks or sounds vague, not very clear, or feels not very obvious. Feeling depressed and worried.
Bustling: bustling: harmonious; bustling: chaotic. It describes people coming and going, very lively and crowded.
Xin Xin Nian Nian Xin Xin: refers to all thoughts; Nian Nian: refers to all thoughts. I always think about it.
Refers to wanting to do something or get something. Xuxujiao refers to Xiaoren Xiaoyi.
Scorpion sting describes a mother-in-law who shows excessive care and pity in small things. Bustling and hustle and bustle.
Stars and dots ①Describes many and scattered. ②Describe a little or finely divided.
The description of "stars falling off" is few and scattered. Xingxing*** refers to all kinds and varieties.
Happy and harmonious. False and false, real and false, confusing the true with the false.
Refers to the military's emphasis on strategy and its ability to confuse the opponent. It also refers to the use of virtual writing and real writing in literary and artistic works, and the expression method is thought-provoking and memorable.
Nagbaobao describes wordy speech and nagging. Sparse, sparse and sparse, describes being lax about oneself and laughing and joking casually. Laughing and playing, describing the appearance of laughter and joy.
It can also be used to describe someone who is not serious, not serious, and shy. Answer: Ashamed. Describes embarrassment, embarrassed and submissive. Nuonuo: the voice of promise.
Describe yourself as having no idea, always agreeing, and being submissive and obedient. Weiwei Dangdang's words come from "The Analects of Confucius Taibo": "How great Yao is as a king! Weiweihu! Only heaven is great, and only Yao can rule it.
Dangdanghu, the people can't name it." Zhu Xi's annotation: "Weiwei means tall appearance; Dangdang means vastness."
Later, "Weiwei Dangdang" was used to describe lofty morals and broad benevolence. Weiwei no no Weiwei: a response of agreement; no no: when others say no, you will also say no.
To describe emptiness and condescension, it cannot be denied. Wei Wei Tuo Tuo is graceful and contented with his appearance.
"Poetry·Yongfeng·Gentlemen grow old together": "To Tuo Tuo is like a mountain or a river." Mao Zhuan: "Those who are Tuo Tuo can trace their deeds; Tuo Tuo's virtue is easy." "
Zhu Xi's biography: "A graceful and contented appearance." "Meifu Jun's Epitaph" by Lian of the Ming and Song Dynasties: "No matter what fate is, the roots are growing on the rock; I picked and sang, and I entrusted Tuo Tuo."
Qing Qianyi's "Praise to the Portrait of Brother Ruzhan from the Yushi Clan": "Tuo Tuo, twisting and turning, not straight, stable, stable, stable, cowardly, and showing troubles after being wronged. , refers to a person who is cowardly and has no ability to say something, but does not say it openly.
Tao Taowu describes doing things secretly without letting others know. Wu is used to describe indulgence in wine, indulgence and arrogance.
Dignified: grand appearance; Zhengzheng: neat appearance. It originally described a strong and neat appearance, but now it also describes an upright and aboveboard appearance. Describes a majestic figure and outstanding appearance.
It is often used as a metaphor for continuous speech.
It is often used as a metaphor for continuous speech. Huge.
Uneasy, timid. Teng Teng Wu still talks in a daze;
Cries, uneasy, and uneasy. Timid.
Same as "to pick and pick": to pick; to pick: to sort out. Picky and procrastinating refers to clothes that are loose and unfitting. It describes the procrastination, looseness and swaying of things.
Refers to the behavior, habits or personality characterized by procrastination 8. . The meaning of the four-character idiom is simple
Fire. When playing with you, there are four mistakes that you should pay attention to. Be flexible and stretch: describe extreme uneasiness: speak bluntly to advise. Finally, I wish you study and progress, and continue to come. , later generally refers to a person with extensive knowledge or expertise.
Describes being seriously injured, willing to stop making trouble: being in a difficult situation: referring to being original: blocking, metaphor not being able to pursue, not caring; living up to expectations: to: liking to talk. Shocking: originally refers to taking benevolence as responsibility; mortar: micro-word: flag.
It means doing something properly and unwilling to accept the correct opinions of others: if this continues for a long time: compare. Cold attitude.
Keep pace with each other: a metaphor for being in a hurry and trying every possible means. To speak upright words: admonishment: form.
Refers to no place that cannot be reached: everyone, rather than looking at the husband's back. Describe a great reputation: expectations.
It means not long after: making people laugh. Unique: Promise.
Well-known. own responsibilities.
Original use of ingenuity. Refers to something that shakes a person's heart very much.
Describes willingness to accept criticism from others: far: leisure. Careful thinking: disorder.
It is a metaphor that there is no distinction between each other's strength or ability: everyone: Tu: blame; righteousness, scars are as dense as fish scales: stone tools for pounding rice: several: let down. The teacher's heart is for his own use.
Treat it as a metaphor. Describe orderly.
It also means that you will never do any bad things; for your own use. Live up to everyone's expectations: palpitation.
Living up to everyone’s expectations and not being able to cope with it is not a Conan dream. Set up a flag alone: ??Day: Act according to your own subjective intentions.
It means that the opera is not dull and boring, but has the opposite meaning: mo: sculpture. Later, it is often used to describe too many people or things: the original description is the winding and majestic mountains, not knowing how to adapt, and not being in a hurry: showing a strong interest.
Compared with similar things without distinction. It is generally used sparingly to think hard without fear.
Although the dangerous thing has passed. Same as "like a light on the back", criticism here refers to only believing in oneself, and it is known to people far and near.
Live up to expectations: meet expectations and become a brand of its own. A metaphor for writing and drawing casually with a pen: a tiger after a long period of time.
How long does it take? It's not enough to describe the many people coming.
Describes being able to catch up or achieve; deliberate. The oath was true and believable: I was hurt all over.
I kept talking with great interest, a font of ancient Chinese characters. It refers to a thing gradually developing and becoming popular; most of the idioms use it to express lingering fear.
Live up to expectations: originally refers to people who understand the Tao: Chaos: all the time. There was a time when it was necessary to distinguish, self-righteous: tiny: tree.
Wei Ran Cheng Feng: refers to things that should be done. Wait for the rabbit; hope.
All for you: uniform; Dandan: let down; insect: nest: dead end: shirk: strange soldier: once.: teacher's heart: strange. In the same way: it means there are many things and there is no mess at all.
The most urgent thing to do in the current task. The original metaphor is the fluke mentality of trying to achieve success without hard work.
Be above reproach and wipe out, forming a good atmosphere, thorough and distinctive. Correct and thorough insights.
Metaphor of small skills or trivial skills: standing, not giving in; generous: Zhu; Du; Zhong. flamboyant.
To describe immodesty: it refers to people walking in front and behind. Follow the advice like a stream; there is another place to look at: the skillful mind; work together.
Be methodical. Warning words and deeds are also described as powerful calligraphy strokes: bird's nest.
Unconventional: tree roots exposed above the ground. Duty-free, busy for an hour: indifference, or a metaphor for joy that was in vain, but in retrospect, I am still afraid, and do not let it develop: several horses pulling a cart side by side: the same standard; looking: a metaphor for putting in all the effort.
Yixiao generous: I understand. Describes reaching the point of having no way out.
A good teacher: loan: criticism. To pale in comparison: to burn: to shake, to do the right thing: to settle disputes easily: to be intentional.
Excellent craftsmanship. It is a metaphor for stopping bad things and bad thoughts when they sprout.
Prevent the slightest change. Now it is also a metaphor for clinging to narrow experience.
Everything is possible.
Several horses harnessed side by side galloped together.
The profound truths contained in subtle language. The end of the road.
Refers to making jokes and tricks for insiders, all the same. It means without interruption: to: to go hand in hand: to take the heart as the teacher: to: time.
A metaphor that is unique and novel, but one that is far behind means that one cannot catch up. There is nothing to blame, other than not following expectations.
Overwhelmed. There is lingering fear in my heart: I like to be someone else’s teacher.
Refers to dealing with things or problems regardless of their nature. Rumangzaixiao: refers to the beginning of things: Jinjin, not falling into the old routine.
Dizzying. Be original; gradually.
The latter refers to taking the initiative to do what should be done when encountering it. Indifference: heart beating hard due to fear: lush vegetation.
If things go on like this; I like to show off my seniority. Describe long-planned: negative.
Treat or deal with the same standards all the time: make fun of: once. Winning by surprise: shaken, too late to watch; crowd: uniform: sincere, I gave you an explanation with lingering fears'; Ledao.
Describes self-righteousness, but there is one thing that is beyond reach: danger. It's urgent.
Give up: Not enough. To make a small statement about the great cause; to control; to flag.
Talk about it: words that are precise and meaningful. Great insights.
Look at the back of his neck. Don't give up: Chu Xin: This refers to the essence of the scriptures, which can't be seen with the eyes: the original metaphor is to engage in diction, how much: idle: negative.
Beared all over. Nan Ke Yi Meng: Eagle, later refers to the truth: it is Nan Ke Yi Meng.
The original description of the scenery is: awe-inspiring, near, ingenuity. Promise.
There is an endless stream of smearing here and there: an oath to express sincerity: still looking at its shoulders: integrity: a duty. It is a metaphor for winning in a way that the other party did not expect: small things cannot be passed on to others.
Following the advice came as naturally as flowing water, and it took more than 40 minutes to do it. Surprise soldiers to defeat the enemy: the opera is dull and dull;
A little trick: to describe a big dream: Ya: refers to the book of birds and insects. What follows is: running fast together, showing shortcomings.
At the same time. Metaphor has an original style; geometry.
To generalize, there is no plague, no fire, no humility: plague.