An idiom to praise others
Well-informed, strategizing, incomparable, loyal, selfless
1. Well-informed
Vernacular translation: deep experience, lots of experience.
Dynasty: Ming
Author: Feng Menglong
Source: "Ancient and Modern Novels: Brother Jiang Xing Meets Again in Pearl Shirt": "Still everyone's treasured family; well-informed "My eyesight is ten times better than that of a man."
Translation: Returning to this big family, I will be well-informed. My eyesight is ten times better than that of a man.
2. Strategizing
Vernacular translation: commanding and planning within the curtain. Later, it generally refers to planning secrets.
Dynasty: Han
Author: Sima Qian
Source: "Historical Records: The Benji of Emperor Gaozu": "I am strategizing; I will win thousands of miles away; I am not as good as "Zifang."
Translation: strategizing; winning from thousands of miles away; I am not as good as Zhang Liang.
3. Unparalleled
Vernacular translation:
Dynasty: Tang
Author: Lu
Source: "Yishi": "Place it in the state; Zhang Chongxin's respect is unparalleled."
Translation: Place it in the state; Zhang Chongxin's respect is unparalleled.
4. Loyalty
Vernacular translation: Loyal and firm, never change.
Dynasty: Modern
Author: Zhang Yang
Source: "The Second Handshake": "I always hope that one day, I will use my knowledge and talents to Dedicate yourself to the motherland; at the same time, I will dedicate my loyal feelings to you perfectly."
5. Selflessness
Vernacular translation: Completely for the interests of the people, nothing. Selfishness.
Dynasty: Han
Author: Ma Rong
Source: "The Book of Loyalty: Gods of Heaven and Earth": "The loyal ones are the most public and selfless." /p>
Translation: A loyal person who acts fairly and has no selfish motives.
2 Idioms to Praise People for Their Silent Dedication
Hello! Work hard without complaining, forget selfishness, give generously, help those in need, and work hard to govern.
Three idioms for praising others for helping others
To describe body and appearance: talented, handsome, handsome, broad-minded, plump, beautiful, and beautiful Eyes describe character, ability, and personal charm: outstanding, standing out from the crowd, well-informed, civilized and military, both civil and military.
Four idioms praising and helping others
Be kind and helpful to the elderly. Young people are happy to help others, sacrifice themselves to save others, help the poor and needy, give money to help each other, give generously, support the elderly and the young, give help in times of need, silently contribute, draw swords to help, watch and help each other, be happy to help.
Five idioms that describe mutual praise or flattery.
To compliment each other; to compliment each other; to flatter each other; to sing in harmony; to compliment each other; to compliment one another; to toss one another; to tout one another; to flatter one another; to flatter one another; to flatter one another; to flatter one another; to flatter one another; to flatter one another; to flatter one another; to flatter one another; to flatter one another; to flatter one another
Six idioms to praise others
Reflect people’s excellent qualities: ⑴ Noble and noble, do not bully different customs, do not bully the darkroom, do not forget the ravines, have an innocent heart, be virtuous, have a strong inner stream, have high feelings, and reach the mountains. Jing Xingrong's merits are immeasurable, his virtues are abundant, Huai Jin holds Yu Hui's heart, and his nature is in danger. He devotes himself to his life, and after his death, he has fine gold and fine jade. He respects the old, Salesians, good gold, beautiful jade, and is virtuous. He is young and virtuous. Forefathers planted trees, and future generations enjoy the shade.
Seven idioms that describe enthusiasm for helping others
Help others, be charitable, be eager for justice, lend a helping hand, and have the beauty of adulthood.
1. Helping others is fun
Explanation: Helping others is happiness.
From: Bing Xin's "Our Five Children": "In our new society, this new trend of helping others can be said to be happening every day and everywhere.
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Grammar: verb-object type; used as predicate, object, adverbial; with complimentary meaning
Synonyms: sacrificing oneself for others, undressing others, plucking hair to help the world, chivalrous and courageous, helpful, anxious for public good Righteousness, the beauty of being benevolent, loving charity, rescuing people in distress, lending a helping hand, the beauty of an adult, undressing and feeding, being charitable and charitable
Antonyms: Doing nothing to save others, taking advantage of others' danger, being unable to protect oneself, being alone, putting blame on others, taking care of oneself, helping others to do evil. , adding insult to injury, helping Jie to do evil
2. Be kind and charitable
Explanation: Le: good, like. Like to do good deeds and be willing to give money to people in need.
< p> From: There is a Lu family village in Dangnan. At that time, Lu Taigong lived in Japan, and his family was very wealthy. Shi Yukun's "Three Heroes and Five Righteousness". Grammar: conjunction; predicate, attributive; used to praise kind-hearted peopleSynonyms: rescue the poor, be willing to help others, be happy to help others, be considerate of the poor and alone, relieve disasters, and sacrifice one's life for justice
Antonyms for outrageous acts, plundering, blackmailing, dancing around with demons, doing all kinds of evil, playing with fire and self-immolation, not picking up a dime, robbing homes, blackmailing, throwing rocks in wells, losing all conscience, breaking bones and sucking marrow
3. Being impatient for justice
< p> Explanation: Urgent: eager. Enthusiastic about public welfare and courageous in doing justice.Source: Legend has it that Piran is not only eager for justice and speaks out for justice, but also can distinguish right from wrong and make decisions impartially. In addition, it has a majestic image. In addition to being decorated on the prison door, the prisoner also crouched on both sides of the lobby of the government office. Lu Xun's "New Preface"
Grammar: conjunction; used as subject, predicate, and object; refers to being enthusiastic about public welfare and courageous in doing justice< /p>
Synonyms include courage to do what is right, beauty of benevolence, generosity and justice, beauty of adulthood, selflessness, generosity, helping others
Antonyms: selfless, selfless, selfish, selfless, selfless, selfless, Profit-seeking
4. A helping hand
Explanation: Arm: arm. Refers to a part of strength or a small amount of strength.
From: Yuan. ·The third chapter of Li Shouqing's "Wu Yuan Plays the Flute": "If I can get this person to help me. "
Grammar: formal; used as an object; often used after "help"
Synonyms of helping others
Antonyms of adding insult to injury
Five , The Beauty of Adults
Explanation: Cheng: Achievements.
From: "The Analects of Confucius·Yan Yuan" by Confucius in the Spring and Autumn Period: "The beauty of a gentleman is not the evil of a man." The villain is on the contrary. ”
A gentleman fulfills the good deeds of others and does not contribute to the bad deeds of others. A villain is just the opposite.
Example: I have always been the most in favor of all sacrifices and the most happy with the "beauty of adulthood". Besides, We are comrades, so of course I should think of a complete solution for you. Lu Xun's "Hua Gai Ji·Sacrifice Mo"
Grammar: verb-object; used as predicate and object; with a complimentary meaning, referring to helping others achieve things
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Synonyms are impatient and good at justice, happy adults are beautiful, mess with mandarin ducks, help others, cleverly cut off mandarin ducks
Antonyms are to take advantage of others' danger, plunder people's beauty, adults' evil, beat the mandarin ducks with sticks, mess up Mandarin ducks, adding insult to injury
Eight idioms to praise others
Reflect the excellent qualities of people: ⑴Noble system, noble darkroom, do not bully different customs, do not bully the darkroom, do not forget the ravines, the heart of a pure child is thick, and the light is high The love is as far as the mountains, the scenery, the merits are immeasurable, the virtues are great, the treasures are held by Huai Jin, the Yu Hui is at risk, the heart is weak, and he is ordered to do his best. After his death, he is fine gold and good jade. Descendants enjoy the cool air
Nine idioms describing praise
Icicle Snowmobile: Originally the names of two poems written by Liu Yi in the Tang Dynasty, they were later used to praise other people's beautiful poems. < /p>
Bo Xun and Zhongchi: Bo and Zhong: the order of brothers, Bo is the eldest and Zhong is the second; Xun: a musical instrument made of clay; Chi: a musical instrument made of bamboo. . In the old days, we praised the harmony between brothers.
To remedy the shortcomings: to correct the shortcomings and mistakes.
To praise: to praise; to praise. Tongue: Allow the tongue to pause for a moment and praise without hesitation.
Praise but not place: praise and praise: praise; not place: never stop. Praise without ceasing. Describe the love for things.
Published as a good story: refers to something that spreads and becomes praised and praised by people.
Published as good talk: good talk: good things that people talk about. It means to spread the word and become something that people praise and praise.
Xun and Chi: Xun and Chi: two musical instruments in ancient times. The two instruments Xun and Chi play together, and the sound is harmonious. Used to praise the harmonious relationship between brothers.
Ding Zhen Kai Cao: Ding: Ding Zang; Kai: Zhi Kai. Ding Zang's official script and Zhikai's cursive script. Praise people for their good calligraphy.
Duyu Yuya: They are all ancient Chinese interjections. Xu means to disagree; Ya means to object; Du means to praise; Yu means to agree. It was originally used to express the tone of speeches of Yao, Shun, Yu, etc. when they discussed political affairs. It was later used to praise the emperor and his ministers for their harmonious and harmonious discussion of political questions and answers.
Fenghu and curbmo: Fenghu and curbmo: some say they are the nicknames of Xie Shao and Xie Yuan, others say they are the nicknames of Xie Shao, Xie Lang, Xie Xuan and Xie Yuan. In the old days, it was used to praise brothers and nephews. A metaphor for an outstanding disciple.
To satirize virtues and chant merits: to praise and extol merits.
The sigh of Guan Zhi: Guan Zhi: I have seen enough, there is no need to look at anything else. Contains praise. Refers to praising the things you see as extremely beautiful.
Reputation of excessive affection: excessive affection: beyond the truth. Refers to praise that goes beyond reality and is not worthy of the name.
A gentleman is not a tool: A gentleman is not like a tool, whose function is limited to a certain aspect. Used to praise others for their versatility.
Can sing and cry: weep: shed tears silently. It is worth singing, praising, and moving people to tears. Describing heroic and tragic touching deeds.
To sing or cry: to be worthy of; to sing: to praise, to praise. Worthy of praise and moving to tears. Describing heroic and tragic touching deeds.
Lun Yi Zeng Ten: Refers to slandering or praising others, exaggerating to make others convincing.
Ning Xiner: refers to such a child, used to praise children or children.
常中彸外: 常: full; Biao: literary talent. It means that if a person has talent and virtue inside, he will have literary talent and it will be naturally exposed. Praise people who have both ability and political integrity.
帧中四外: 常: full. It means that if a person has talent and virtue inside, he will have literary talent and it will be naturally exposed. Praise people who have both ability and political integrity.
Trilingual 掾: 掾: a general name for officials in ancient times. Officials appointed because of three words. Later it was used to praise the shogunate officials.
Praise for virtue and merit: praise kindness and praise achievements.
Although you are afraid, don’t be afraid; even if you don’t, don’t stop: Wei: admire, awe; Bu: don’t want; Xiu: praise. Although you are respected, don't think you are respected. Although you are praised, don't think you are praiseworthy.
Even if you don’t stop, don’t stop: Hugh: Praise. It means not to be complacent even though you are praised.
exclamation is enough: used to praise the things you see that are extremely good.
To marvel at: to sigh: to admire; to watch: seeing this is enough. Refers to praising the things you see for being extremely good.
Exploring and observing is enough: Used to praise the things you see as being extremely good.
Spit jade hook silver: spit: speak; hook silver: describe the strong and powerful strokes of the word. The words are like silver hooks, and the words are like beautiful jade. Used as words of praise for other people's calligraphy and poetry.
No blame, no praise: blame: fault; praise: praise, praise. There are neither mistakes nor merits. Metaphor for average work performance.
Rhinoceros Horned Candle Monster: To praise the profoundness of poetry.
Xu Ya Du Yu: Xu, Ya, an exclamation of opposition. Du, Yu, an exclamation of praise and agreement. Describes the harmonious discussion between monarch and ministers.
Virtual beauty hides evil: Xu: empty; Yin: hidden. Use empty praise to cover up their faults.
One word of praise: praise: praise. There is no adequate compliment that can be expressed. The descriptive poetry is extremely well written.
The hero's views are similar: what he sees refers to his opinion; slightly: roughly, roughly. The heroes' views are basically the same. This is a compliment to both parties who agree.
vend contradicts reputation: vend: sell; reputation: praise. It is self-contradictory and cannot stand at the same time.
Overwhelming praise: The words of praise can no longer be accommodated in the mouth.
Tsk-tsk: tsk-tsk: the sound of smacking one’s lips in admiration. Smack your lips in praise.
Tsk-tsk praise: Tsk-tsk: a sound of smacking one’s lips in admiration. Tsk-tsk in the mouth to express praise.
Tsk-tsk praise: Tsk-tsk: A sound of smacking one’s lips in admiration. Tsk-tsk in the mouth to express praise.
Looking and admiring: admiring. Look around and praise constantly. Describes a deep feeling.
Wise men see the same thing: what they see refers to their opinions; slightly: roughly, roughly. Smart people have basically the same opinion. This is a compliment to both parties who agree.
Public *** Like: Everyone praises each other.
Ten idioms that praise people for their hard work and love for helping others
Be kind and helpful
Help others
Give up your life for justice
Give up Save others
The ancient road is hot
Help in times of need
Help the needy
Draw a sword to help
Donate generously
Be brave when seeing justice
Be eager for justice
Be willing to help others
Help the old and bring the young
Selfless dedication