1. What is the four-character idiom?
A barren year
A beautiful lady
It is better to lack than to waste
Flowing scenery and idle grass
Love never comes back to life
Six gods without a master
Confusing
Out of reach
There is no escape from the disaster
The pain of fall
Swallowing the clouds
It only increases the sadness
The summer solstice has not yet arrived
No time in sight
Chu Yun Xiaoyu
Love each other
Night prayer under the lamp
No taboos
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Never destroy or regret
Leave it alone
Entertain yourself
Invulnerable to all poisons
Sad four-character idiom: The old person is not enough
Enjoy it as if it were glutinous rice
Everyone takes what they need
Secret love Attempt
The beginning of the end
Self-inflicted consequences
Ignorance and fearlessness
Hot and cold
Idiots talking about dreams
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Mood
Thoughts are like poison
Helpless
Uneasy
Invulnerable to all poisons
The afterimage of a young man
Ling Yun Shuyu
Childish and unbearable
Worrying about gain and loss
Quietly Wu Sound
Appearing or not
War and chaos
Destroying human nature
Fleeting
Eternal destruction
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Broken Bridge with Remaining Snow
The Last Lover
Stumbling
Keeping your duty
The state of the world
The rationale is poor
Watching with a cold eye
The blue of the flower
The mediocrity is disturbing
It is difficult to speak
I regard you as my fate
Talking but not meaning
Trapped in a cocoon
Beautiful four-character idiom: fascinated
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Get hurt when you are emotional
Make a show when the occasion arises
Dispensable
Disappear
Self-directed and self-acted 2. What are the four-character idioms that are extremely good?
There are no four-character idioms that are extremely good. The idioms that contain extremes include: reach the peak, sin is extremely evil, things must be reversed when they are extreme, extreme happiness leads to sadness, and happiness cannot be extreme.
1. Climb to the top
Explanation: Deng: go up; Feng: the top of the mountain; Zao: reach; Ji: the highest point. It is a metaphor for reaching the highest state or achievement of knowledge, skills, etc.
From: "Shi Shuo Xin Yu·Literature" by Liu Yiqing of the Southern Dynasties and Song Dynasty: "Can you reach the peak without knowing it? However, the power of Tao Lian cannot be falsely accused."
Explanation: I wonder if I can reach the top? But when practicing kung fu, you can’t cheat yet.
2. The crime is extremely evil
Explanation: The crime is extremely evil.
From: Song Dynasty Ouyang Xiu's "Long Prison Theory": "To punish the dead is a most heinous crime."
Explanation: A person sentenced to death is guilty of a most heinous crime.
3. The extreme of things must be reversed
Explanation: Extreme: the vertex; reverse: transformation to the opposite side. When things develop to the extreme, they will transform in the opposite direction.
From: "Lu Shi Chun Qiu Bo Zhi": "The whole will be missing, the extreme will be reversed."
Explanation: The whole will be missing, and the extreme will definitely come back.
4. Extreme joy leads to sadness
Explanation: When you are extremely happy, something sad happens.
From: "Historical Records: Funny Biographies": "Drinking to the extreme will lead to chaos, extreme music will lead to sadness, everything is the same, words cannot be extreme, extreme will lead to decline.
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Explanation: It will happen when the wine reaches the extreme. Joy is sadness. All things are like this. Don’t say it is excessive, extreme will lead to decline.
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Explanation: Enjoyment should not be excessive.
From: "Book of Rites: Qu Li Shang": "Ambition cannot be fulfilled, and happiness cannot be extreme." ”
Explanation: Do not be satisfied with your ambitions, and do not be overly happy. 3. What are the four-character idioms containing the word "Zhi"
1. The death of it zhī sǐ mǐ tā: of : To; Mi: Nothing; It: Nothing else. Describes a single-minded love that will not change even until death.
Source: "The Book of Songs·Baifeng". ": "The death of his mother is not forgiving to others. ”
Sentence creation: After her husband died, she was determined to die in order to repay her husband’s deep love for her during his lifetime.
2. Zhihu zhī hū zhě yě: these four All the words are in classical Chinese. They are used to satirize people who like to speak in vain.
Source: "Dunhuang Lingshi·Shan Wu Geng": "I don't even know it; now I sigh." Beginning to lament. ”
Sentence making: We are not saints, let alone poor scholars who talk a lot.
3. Perseverance chí zhī yǐ héng: to hold on to; to hold on to: to persevere. Persevere for a long time. < /p>
Source: Lou Yao of the Song Dynasty, "Gong Wei Ji· Lei Yu Ying Zhao Feng Shi": "Everything should be done in response to the world; do it with sincerity and persevere for a long time. ”
Sentence making: There is no secret to learning. Only through unremitting efforts and perseverance can you achieve good results.
4. What you say makes sense yán zhī yǒu lǐ: What you say makes sense.
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Source: Chapter 48 of "Journey to the West" by Wu Chengen of the Ming Dynasty: "Chen Laodao: 'What you say makes sense. '"
Sentence making: The Analects of Confucius is really reasonable and has left great spiritual wealth to future generations!
5. Put it aside zhì zhī dù wài: degree: consider. put aside. Outside of consideration. It means not taking personal life and death interests into account.
Source: "Book of the Later Han Dynasty·Kui Xiao Biography": "You should keep these two sons in mind. ”
Sentence creation: In order to be responsible for history and the future, he put everything personal aside, even at the expense of his life.
6. To give it a smile fù zhī yī xiào: To smile with a smile Come and answer. Don’t care about the metaphor, don’t take it seriously.
Source: Volume 27 of "Collected Works of Zhu Wengong and Wang Caoshu" by Zhu Xi of the Song Dynasty: "You can see the arrogance of the meaning; just laugh at it. ”
Sentence creation: Mr. Flaherty laughed off the comparison with the policies of the former Liberal Party leader.
7. Ignore zhì zhī bù lǐ: 之: pronoun, it; reason: Pay attention. Put it aside and ignore it.
Source: Chapter 16 of "Twenty Years of Prosperity Dream" by Huang Xiaopei of the Qing Dynasty: "When everyone heard it, they didn't think it was right, so they said it. He was dissatisfied with having too much money, and some said he would rather be poor than rich, but Deng Yiqing just ignored all of this. ”
Sentence creation: The doctor advised Xiao Zhang to quit smoking, but he ignored it, and as a result he suffered from serious lung disease.
8. Barren land bù máo zhī dì: a wasteland where no vegetation or crops grow. . Describes desolation and barrenness.
Source: "Gongyang Zhuan·Xuan Gong Twelve Years": "You are like mourning this person; Xi (given) the barren land." ”
Sentence creation: Since oil suddenly gushes out of the barren land on the outskirts, the originally remote town has become prosperous.
9. Urgent matter dāng wù zhī jí: At the moment Tasks: refer to things that should be done.
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Sentence making: The top priority now is how to improve the living standards of urban and rural residents.
10. Replace qǔ ér dài zhī: refers to taking someone else’s position and replacing it with oneself. One thing replaces another.
Source: "Historical Records·The Chronicles of Xiang Yu": "Qin Shihuang traveled to Kuaiji and crossed Zhejiang. Liang and Ji both looked at him, and Ji said: 'He can be replaced.'"
Sentence making : The golden wheat fields were gradually left behind, replaced by mountains covered with forest. 4. What is extreme, what is supported, four-character idiom
There is no idiom of "extreme, what is supported,". The idioms starting with extremely are as follows:
In extreme terms, from the most extreme situation. It means to finish talking.
Paradise Buddhism refers to the place where Amitabha lives. Later, it generally refers to a place of happiness and peace.
Extremely tall and tall.
Jieyewangjingwangji: to the end; far away. Look into the distance as far as the eye can see.
To look far into the distance, to look far into the distance. Look into the distance as far as the eye can see.
Extremely deep research: research, review; Ji: subtle. Describes deep and meticulous research.
Extremely thorough investigation of the source means thoroughly investigating the source.
The most heinous crime cannot be forgiven. The crime is so heinous that it cannot be forgiven.
Extremely evil and ferocious refers to extreme evil.
Extremely ancient and poor today refers to exhaustive past and present.
Jikou Xiangsi means full of praise. Xiang Si, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, was highly regarded by Yang Jingzhi. In a poem by Jingzhi, he said, "I have never understood the kindness of others in my life, and everyone talks about Xiang Si everywhere I meet."
To look far into the distance means to look into the distance with all your eyesight.
Extremely passionate means to fully express your interest and style.
Extremely passionate and indulgent, striving to satisfy one's own emotions and greed without restraint.
Extremely deep research: research, review; Ji: subtle. Refers to exploring and studying the profound and hidden aspects of things.
Extreme longevity means eternal existence.
Jitianpandi refers to filling the space between heaven and earth.
The extreme sky and the earth refer to the whole world.
Know the future from the extreme. Know the past and predict the future.
Extremely powerful and powerful. Abuse of force.
The extreme will lead to the opposite. It means that when things develop to the extreme, they will transform into the opposite direction.
Extremely wise and exhausted, exhaust your talents and thoughts.
Extremely serious and non-reverse refers to long-term customs, habits, disadvantages or certain situations that are difficult to change. Used in negative aspects. Same as "extremely difficult to return to".
It’s hard to come back. It’s still hard to come back. It refers to long-term customs, habits, disadvantages or a certain situation that are difficult to change. Used in negative aspects. 5. Extremely four-character idioms
Extremely four-character idioms:
Extreme joy gives rise to sadness,
Looking far into the distance,
To the end Extremely beautiful,
Things will turn to the extreme,
Extremely vicious,
Extremely extravagant and lustful,
Whether it is extremely peaceful,
The crime is extremely evil,
reaches its peak,
is extremely poor,
the eight extremes of Kyushu,
is tired and tired,
Extremely evil,
To put it simply,
Extremely cruel,
He Han Wuji,
As for This extreme,
The extreme will be restored after being stripped away,
The extreme slander,
The utmost passion,
The most subtle and subtle ,
Extremely evil,
Extremely evil,
Very poor in words,
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The sorrow of Wangji,
The most quiet and thoughtful,
The hook is so deep and profound,
The sky is the limit,
Poor and extremely rich 6. What are the four-character idioms with "ji"
To achieve the highest level, to study deeply, to be extremely peaceful, to be extremely happy, to be extremely happy, to be sad, to be extremely peaceful, to be extremely evil, to be extremely evil, to be extravagant Desire, boredom, reaching the peak, reaching the peak
Sentences:
1. His Tai Chi practice has reached the peak.
2. After years of exploration, grandpa’s root carving technology has reached its peak.
3. His painting skills are at the pinnacle, and everyone in the industry knows about him.
4. Clay figurine Zhang’s clay figurine painting skills are incomparably wonderful, lishixinzhi. Reach the pinnacle.
5. Zhang Daqian’s landscape painting has reached its peak and cannot be learned by just imitating it.
6. Although Lin is young, his chess skills have reached the pinnacle and he has repeatedly won rankings in international chess competitions.
7. Xiao Ming’s calligraphy has reached its peak, and he becomes proud in front of others.
8. Winning the Nobel Prize brought his writing career to its peak.
9. Professor Wang’s research on mechanics has reached its pinnacle.
10. Contemporary research on Lu Xun is far from reaching its peak.
11. Bolt’s sprint performance has reached its peak.
12. On earth, being able to climb Mount Everest is considered the ultimate achievement.
13. She has studied calligraphy from a famous teacher since she was a child, and now she has reached the pinnacle of calligraphy. 7. What are the four-character idioms with the word "ji"?
The four-character idioms with the word "ji" include: extreme happiness breeds sadness, looking far into the distance, things must be reversed at the extreme, extreme evil, extravagance and lust, whether it is the best, reaching the top, the most sinful, extreme Extremely beautiful, extremely evil, extremely beautiful, the eight extremes of Kyushu, extremely evil, extremely cruel, extremely cruel, extremely evil, extremely eloquent, extremely poor in words, extremely subtle, painfully destructive Extreme slander, endless rivers and rivers, exhaustion of power and strength, even if it is not the extreme, as far as this extreme, extreme passion, extreme evil and ferocity, painstaking efforts, extreme stripping will return, extreme tranquility and thought, extreme sorrow, extreme chaos Extended information on thinking and governance 1. Shuowen Jiezi (Classical Chinese version of Shuowen Jiezi): Ji means a bear on a donkey.
From wood, and sound. The vernacular version of "Shuowen Jiezi": Ji, a wooden frame tied to the back of a donkey for carrying things.
The glyph uses "木" as the side character, and "ji" as the sound character. 2. Related idioms 1. Extreme happiness produces sadness (lè jí shēng bēi): When you are extremely happy, something sad happens.
Source: "Huainanzi·Dao Yingxun" written by Liu An of the Western Han Dynasty: "When things prosper and then decline, happiness becomes extremely sad." (Translation: When things are prosperous to a certain extent, they will decline, and when people are happy, they will decline. When things go to the extreme, sad things will happen. )
2. When things reach their extremes, they will inevitably turn into the opposite direction (wù jí bì fǎn). Source: Qin Lu Buwei's "Lu Shi Chun Qiu· Bo Zhi": "If everything is complete, it must be lacking, and if it is extreme, it must be reversed."
(Translation: When things are complete, they will begin to be missing, and when they develop to the limit, they will inevitably become (qióng xiōng jíè): describes extreme cruelty and evil.
Source: "Book of Han·Wang Mang's Praise" by Ban Gu of the Eastern Han Dynasty: Extremely vicious and poisonous to all Xia. (Translation: extremely cruel and vicious, poisoning the Chinese people.)
4. Dēng fēng zào jí: refers to reaching an extremely high level of achievement. Source: "Shi Shuo Xin Yu·Literature" by Liu Yiqing of the Southern Dynasties and Song Dynasty: "Can you reach the peak if you don't know?" (Translation: I don't know if you can reach the highest level.)
5. If you don't know, you can reach the top ( pǐ jí tài lái): It means that bad luck ends and good luck comes. Source: "Wuyue 7a686964616fe78988e69d83313333366306566 Chunqiu Gou Jian's Biography" written by Zhao Ye of the Han Dynasty: "Time has expired, otherwise it will be good in the end."
(Translation: After a certain period of time, bad luck comes to an end and good luck comes to an end) It’s here.) Baidu Encyclopedia - Extreme happiness leads to sorrow Baidu Encyclopedia - Things must turn to the extreme Baidu Encyclopedia - Extremely evil Baidu Encyclopedia - Reaching the highest level Baidu Encyclopedia - No extreme situation. 8. Idioms with "zhi" four-character
The four characters "zhihuyezhe" are all classical Chinese empty words, which satirize people's tendency to mince words when speaking.
Also describes half-written words or articles. In other words, these four words are all empty words in classical Chinese, and they are satirical words that people like to be literal-minded in their speech.
Also describes half-written words or articles. It will remain unchanged until death.
Describes loyalty. Same as "the death of it".
The death of Mi Er will not change until death.
Describes loyalty.
Same as "the death of it". The death of Mi is his: to arrive; Mi: nothing; it: something else.
I will never change my mind until death. Describes the single-minded love that will remain unchanged until death.
Now also describes a firm stance. The death of Mi it: to arrive; Mi: nothing; it: something else.
I will never change my mind until death. Describes the single-minded love that will remain unchanged until death.
Now also describes a firm stance. Son of Yugui: this woman; Yugui: to her husband’s house.
Refers to a woman getting married. Although Aimozuke sympathizes, he is unable to help due to limited conditions. Kishitani's change Kishitani: refers to a high position.
Metaphor of major changes in politics, the labor of filing slips: official documents. The fatigue of handling official documents, obscure matters, obscurity: darkness.
Refers to shameful things. The white sand is in Nirvana, and it is black with it. Nirvana: black soil. The fine white sand naturally turns black when mixed with the black soil.
It is a metaphor that good people will gradually become bad if they are in a bad environment. Bai Zhou's Oath Oath: Covenant, promise. Refers to women who observe the law and do not marry after losing their husbands. Baili Talent: Baili: a land with a radius of hundreds of miles; Cai: Talent.
Refers to talents who can govern an area with a radius of hundreds of miles. A hundred years later. A hundred years: a hundred years old. People rarely live longer than a hundred years, so a hundred years is a synonym for death.
The taboo term for death is the teacher of all generations. The teacher of all generations refers to a person with noble talents and virtues who can always be a role model for others. The good of a hundred years is good: friendship. A forever good fit.
Refers to a man and a woman becoming husband and wife. Banmianzhijiu: Banmian: met; old: original, extended to old friends. Refers to an old friend who has only met once. Thank you for a glass of water. It is a metaphor for a meager reward. The tube of the north gate. tube: key.
Indicates a military important place or a heavy task of defending. Running friends refers to close friends who try their best to help each other. Between brothers. Brothers: the order of eldest brothers, eldest, second. It is a metaphor that people and things are on par with each other, and it is difficult to distinguish between superior and inferior. Second: order, level; position: position, status.
Refers to granting important positions to talented people regardless of grade. Root: basis; Tan: speech. Refers to unfounded remarks. Unruly people: restraint: restraint; min: common people.
Unfettered people. Refers to the people who are unwilling to submit. An invincible place. Defeat: lose, lose.
Have advantages and will not suffer defeat. Metaphor of being sure to win and unexpected disasters. Measure: estimate.
Unexpected disasters mostly refer to death. Unexpected worries: predict: predict; worry: worry. Refers to unexpected disasters. Indissoluble bond: solution: dissolution; no solution: indissoluble; Yuan: fate.
Inseparable fate, unconventional talk, sutra: normal, common principles, laws, etc.; talk: words. Absurd and unfounded words. A land without pasture. Pastoral: grazing livestock.
Land where cattle and horses cannot be grazed. Refers to the wasteland. The theory of difficulty. Yi: change.
Immutable speech. Describes that the judgment or opinion is completely correct. Hidden in the famous mountain. Hidden the work in the famous mountain and pass it on to like-minded people.
Describes that the work is extremely valuable, hidden in famous mountains, and passed down to its people. Hide the work in a famous mountain and pass it on to like-minded people in the future. From time to time: Unsure when.
You may not know when you will need to know the ignorance of ignorance: knowing. Describes people who are illiterate and whose cultural level is very low. Their merits are extraordinary. Unworldly: Extraordinary.
Refers to great merit. Incurable disease, incurable disease, terminal illness. It is also a metaphor for irreversible disasters or irreversible shortcomings and mistakes. Taking advantage of others' dangers: taking advantage of; danger: danger, disaster.
To threaten or frame others when they are in danger. The heart of a pure child: a newborn baby. It is a metaphor for the purity and kindness of people. The worries of Chouzi. Chouzi: visit, visit and seek.
Refers to the worry that talents are hard to find. The disaster of a fish in a pond is a metaphor for the unprovoked disaster caused by involvement. Perseverance: to maintain, persist; it: a pronoun, referring to something to persist; Heng: long-term, perseverance. Have perseverance and persevere for a long time. A newborn calf. A newly born calf, a metaphor for a simple or brave young person. The privacy of the bed refers to the private conversations and private matters between husband and wife. The power of blowing dust refers to a very slight strength. An idle person. An idle person: ordinary, ordinary.
Ordinary people of no importance. Dou: container, one bucket = ten liters; Zou: bamboo vessel, one dou = two liters.
It is a metaphor for people who are narrow-minded and short-sighted. People who fight with bamboo dou: container, one bucket = ten liters; bamboo: bamboo vessel, one bucket can hold two liters.
Describes a person's narrow-mindedness and short-sightedness. Elegant hall. Elegant hall. A metaphor for high requirements and a perfect state. The urgency of hanging upside down. Hanging upside down: hanging with the head down and the feet up.
Metaphor for an extremely difficult and dangerous predicament. A nodding acquaintance means that the friendship is very shallow, and it is just a nod when we meet. Ear-eating: Ear-eating. Refers to rumors without solid basis and without thinking and analysis. At the age of sixty, one can judge whether it is true or false by listening to other people's words.
Refers to the pronoun of 60 years old. General talk: superficial but not deep. To talk about it in a general way, the heart of a gangster is a metaphor for the unswerving and troubled autumn. Autumn: years, periods.
A time when there are many accidents or troubles. A fish in the cauldron. A fish swimming in the pot. Metaphor of not being able to live long. The hair on the belly and back. Metaphor of insignificant things. Metaphor of overturning the car. Metaphor of failure as a lesson for the future. The virtue of good life. Good life: Cherishing living things.
Refers to the character of cherishing living beings and refraining from killing. A meddlesome person. Hao: like; Shi: troublemaking, noisy. Refers to a person who likes to be meddlesome or nosy. Rising star. Show: special, outstanding.
The outstanding figures who appeared later or newly grew up, Hemingzhishi, refer to the hermits who are famous for their talents and virtues. They will leave immediately after being ordered to leave. Describes obeying orders and waiting to be dispatched. Scholars, scholars, knowledgeable people. It's too late to regret it. It's too late.
It’s too late to regret. Urgent: to resolve an emergency and rescue someone in distress. The difficulties of rescuing others. The feelings of the past and the past. Recalling the past from today's reality. The friendship between gold and stone. Friendship: friendship.
The friendship that is as solid as gold and stone infiltrates the slanderous words that slander others and gradually takes effect. The talent of governing a country refers to the ability to govern a country. There is no other way to think of. We have to do both. To have means to possess or have related aspects at the same time. If you want to take it, you must first give him something. If you want to take something from him, you must first give him something. The words of inscriptions are metaphors of very precious teachings or advice. Economic talent refers to the ability to govern the country and the people. Only those who can manage the world can manage the world: economy and benefiting the people. It is called the ability to govern the country and bring peace to the people. It is based on experience. The words are based on practice, practical and reliable. Under the Nine Springs. Nine Springs: Earth.