1. Four-character idioms, including the words jade and steel
There are no idioms containing the words "jade" and "gang". The idioms containing the word "gang" are as follows:
Upright and bua Gang: upright; Zhi: upright; Bua: not ingratiating. Upright and upright without being ingratiating
Shenqiangangke Shenqian: being deep and not revealing; Gangke: winning by being strong. The description is deep and unobtrusive, with strong inner meaning.
Destroy strength and turn it into softness. Destroy: Frustration. Turn strong into pliable.
Be upright, strong and upright, not flattering or partial.
Gangke dies, and upright people can no longer exist.
Gangchang is jealous of evil Gangchang: upright temperament; jealousy: hatred. He has an upright temperament and hates evil.
Hardness and softness complement each other. Strong and soft balance each other.
Hard in the middle and soft in the outer. Hard: hard, strong; middle: inside, inner; soft: weak, soft. Smooth on the outside, strong on the inside. Refers to the character of a person who is soft on the outside but strong on the inside. It also refers to the strategy of appearing friendly but hiding murderous intent.
Self-willed: self-willed; headstrong: tough-minded; self-directed: self-righteous. Very stubborn and confident, and does not consider other people's opinions.
Fortitude and dullness Gang: strong; Yi: decisive; Wood: simple; Na: slow to speak, here refers to careful speech. Confucius praised four qualities of people.
King Kong’s angry eyes describe the appearance of being powerful and formidable.
Rouru just vomited. Eat the soft ones and spit out the hard ones. A metaphor for bullying the weak and fearing the strong.
Rurou spits out hardness. Rou: soft; Gang: hard. Eat the soft ones and spit out the hard ones. A metaphor for fear of bullying.
Tu Gang Ru Rou Ruu: soft; Gang: hard. Spit out the hard ones and eat the soft ones. A metaphor for fear of bullying.
Xue Qi Fang Gang Xue Qi: energy; Fang: upright; Gang: strong. Describes young people who are full of energy.
To the greatest, the most rigid. To: the most, the extreme. Extremely upright and strong.
A hundred times of hardening makes steel strong. Iron becomes tough steel after repeated tempering. It is a metaphor that people become useful talents after many trials.
To be stubborn and self-willed. See "to be stubborn and self-willed".
Vajra Numu describes the appearance of being mighty and formidable.
Diamond eyes refer to eyes with sharp eyes that can penetrate the true form.
Soft on the inside and strong on the outside. Weak on the inside but strong on the outside. Also known as "hard on the outside but soft on the inside".
To break the fortress and destroy the strong means to break through and destroy the strong enemy.
Qi and blood are strong. Just like blood and Qi are strong. It means that the energy is at its peak.
Softness can subdue hardness. It means that weak means can subdue strong people. Also known as "softness can control hardness, weakness can control strength."
Soft on the outside and hard on the inside. Soft: supple. Gang: strong. She looks soft on the outside but is strong on the inside. Also known as "soft on the outside but strong on the inside".
Use softness to overcome hardness. Use softness to overcome strongness.
Use softness to control hardness. To: use. Rou: Soft. System: Uniform. Gang: strong. Use gentleness to subdue the strong.
Being firm and soft refers to using various methods to persuade.
Softness can overcome strength 〖Explanation〗It means that weak means can subdue strong people. Same as "softness can control hardness".
Strong on the outside but soft on the inside 〖Explanation〗Strong on the outside but soft on the inside. Same as "soft inside and hard outside".
Soft yet strong, it describes a person’s character that is gentle yet strong. 2. The four-character idiom of labor ( ) ( )
The first character is the idiom of labor
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[Lao Shizi] refers to annoying things or general What are the things in detail?
[Working hard] Physical fatigue, mental sleepiness in detail?
[Combining work and rest] Yi: originally refers to happiness; leisure. This refers to rest. Combine work and rest. It means to work actively but also appropriately. Details?
〔 Labor troops and mobilize the masses 〕 Labor troops: to make the army work hard; it means to dispatch the army.
Originally it refers to mobilizing a large number of troops; later it also refers to mobilizing a large number of manpower; also. Details?
〔Hard work brings high merits〕Hard work: Tired and hard work. He exerted great effort and made great achievements. Details?
[Lao Yan Fen Fei] Lao: Shrike; the name of the bird. A shrike and a swallow fly apart; it is a metaphor for the separation of relatives or friends. Details?
〔 labor the people and hurt the money 〕 labor the people: make the people tired; hurt: consume. It not only makes the people tired and suffers; it also consumes resources. Refers to the abuse of manpower and material resources. Details?
〔Work without success〕Lao: tiredness; hard work; gong: efficacy; effectiveness. Efforts were expended but to no avail. Detailed?
[Troubled with thought] Exhausted with thought and worry. Detailed?
[Troubled with thought] Exhausted with thought and worry. Details?
[Lao Shi Xiang Yuan] Launching troops to attack distant enemies, mostly refers to risky military activities. Details?
〔 Laboring the muscles and suffering the bones 〕 means heavy labor, which makes the muscles and bones tired and painful. Details?
〔 Labor the people and mobilize the masses 〕 Use the power of many people to do something. Details?
〔 Labor the people and waste the money 〕 Also known as "waste the people and waste the money". Details?
[Lao Si Yi Yin] Yi: comfortable. It means that only when you participate in actual labor can you think of cherishing material resources and know how to be frugal; if you are greedy for comfort, you will easily become dissolute and debauched. Details?
〔 Lao Shen Jiao Si 〕 Lao: expense; Jiao: anxious. It describes someone who is worried about something. Details?
〔 Labor troops and money for wages 〕 It means that troops are wasted in vain and military wages are wasted. 3. Four-character idioms starting with Yu
Four-character idioms starting with Yu:
Yu Chu Ouyan: Yu Shinan, Chu Suiliang, Ouyang Xun, and Yan Zhenqing are four ancient calligraphers. Generally refers to various schools of regular script.
Four-character idioms with Yu:
To destroy Guo and take Yu: It is a metaphor that when attacking country A, first stabilize country B, and then destroy country B after country A is destroyed.
Er deceives me Yu: Er: you; Yu, deceive: deceive. It means deceiving each other.
Er: you; Yu: guess. It means I lied to you; you lied to me; we lied to each other.
Gao Zhen Bu Yu: Gao Zhen: raise the pillow; Yu: make assumptions. Sleep with a raised pillow, worry-free. Metaphor of being safe and sound, no need to worry. Details?
Sit back and relax: sleep with a raised pillow, worry-free. Metaphor of being safe and sound, no need to worry. Details?
Looking back: Gu: Looking back; Looking back: Looking back and taking care of; Yu: Guessing, conjecture. Refers to worries coming from behind or at home. Details?
Unexpected gap: Unexpected: Unexpected; gap: crack. Refers to an unexpected misunderstanding
Just in case something unexpected happens: something unexpected happens. Be prepared in advance to prevent unexpected things from happening
The rule of Tang and Yu: Tang and Yu: Tang Yao and Yu Shun were the legendary ancient sage emperors and wise kings. The old refers to an ideal era in ancient times when politics was clear and the people were happy.
To catch something unexpected: To catch something unexpected.
The dangers of Ginseng and Shang: Ginseng and Shang: names of stars. Shen is in the west, Shang is in the east, one goes out and the other disappears, never to meet each other. Yu: Worry. It is a metaphor for the worry of people being separated and unable to see each other. There is also a metaphor.
Buyu’s reputation: Yu: unexpected; Yu: praise. No unexpected praise.
Yu, Chu and Ouyan: Yu Shinan, Chu Suiliang, Ouyang Xun and Yan Zhenqing are four calligraphers in ancient times. Generally refers to various schools of regular script
Qin Zhi Yu Yu: During the Spring and Autumn Period, Baili Xi, an official of the Yu State, did nothing. After the death of Yu, he entered the Qin Dynasty and assisted Duke Mu in establishing his hegemony. It means that a person's talent can only be realized in the appropriate environment.
The problem of holding a prong: the same as "the change of holding a prong".
The sun is thinning Yu Yuan: The sun is still thinning the west mountain. Yuyuan is the place where the sun enters in myths and legends. "Huainanzi Tianwen Xun": "To defend the sun and Yu Yuan, it is called dusk." Zhuang Kuiji Xiao:.
Dusk of Guo Dynasty towards Yu: In the Spring and Autumn Period, the Jin State pretended to be in the Yu State and went to attack the Guo State. After conquering the Guo State, it destroyed the Yu State on the way back. It is a metaphor for the rapid destruction and change.
That is, Lu Wuyu: The original intention is to go into the mountains to hunt deer. Without the help of Yu Guan, who is familiar with the terrain and the nature of deer, it is a waste of effort. The latter metaphor is used to act hastily if the conditions are not mature, and it will be inevitable. 4. 12468 four-character idiom
无多有cou
wú dú yǒu ǒu
Explanation: Du: one; Even: a pair. Not just one, but even a pair. It means that two things or two people are very similar.
Source: Liu Bannong's "Reply to Mr. Wang Jingxuan": "Sir and this old master can be said to be the same."
Structural conjunction.
Usage used in a derogatory sense. Generally used as object, attributive, and clause.
Distinguish the shape; cannot write "隅".
Synonyms are in pairs
Antonyms are unique and unparalleled in the world
Examples There are many phenomena in the world; the key is that we must take precautions and take precautions before they happen. 5. What is the four-character idiom of yangxuecuo, dragon and tiger, and frost and joy
yangxuecuo
It is a metaphor for errors caused by accidental factors.
[Pinyin]
yīn chā yáng cuò
[Source]
Ming Dynasty Wang Kui's "Lihai Collection·Lishu": " The yin and yang are different, and there are twelve months. Sixty Jiazi is divided into four sections, from Jiazi, Jimao, Jiawu, and Jiyou, each getting fifteen chen...Jiazi and Jiawu are yang chen, so there are yin and yin. Ji and You are Yin and Chen, so there is a difference between Yang and Yang."
[Example sentence]
They missed the chance to meet each other for many years by mistake.
[Synonym]
Three mistakes and five mistakes make a big mistake. 6. Complete collection of idioms Four-character idioms (language) in the second position
Use vicious language to hurt others.
Cold words and cold words hurt and harm others. Use vicious words to slander.
Adding vicious words to others. Slander, slander that cannot be expressed in words: attack and flatter others.
The latter refers to the inability to solve problems through conversation and negotiation. Words are wonderful in the world. Words are described as very subtle.
The sound of Yan language warbler: oriole, frame people. Floating words and empty words refer to big words, fragrant flowers, and profound and subtle meanings.
It originally described the beautiful spring scenery and the singing of oriole. Describe the beautiful scene of spring.
Birds are singing and flowers are fragrant. The birds are singing beautifully. Swallow's words.
The meaning of speech is originally Buddhist language and empty words. Good words are like pearls, which means there are many aphorisms and witty sayings in poems.
Later, it mostly describes the sound of young women talking and laughing. Funny words to relieve troubles. Funny words make people laugh.
Wise words to explain Yi Xie Yi: to smile cheerfully. Funny words make people laugh.