1. Crazy guess the idiom whose third character is a four-character idiom
The flames of war are burning from all directions. Describes the unrest on the border, with enemies invading everywhere.
A house with only four walls. A house with only four walls. Described as being very poor and having nothing.
Jiuzhou and Four Seas Jiuzhou: refers to China; Sihai: The ancients believed that China’s Jiuzhou is an endless sea, which refers to places outside China. Refers to China and the surrounding areas.
Wolf smoke is everywhere. Wolf smoke: the smoke that rises from burning wolf dung when the ancient border guards call the police. There were alarm fireworks everywhere, indicating that the border area was not peaceful.
Covering the world. Covering: a metaphor for encompassing everything. Refers to unifying the country.
Three obediences and four virtues are one of the moral standards that feudal ethics restrict women.
Change frequently or repeatedly.
Three friends and four friends generally refer to various kinds of friends.
Three wives and four concubines means having many wives and concubines.
To surrender to the four descendants is a metaphor for being exiled to a remote area.
Microcomputers are everywhere, and dangerous evils are hidden everywhere.
The four treasures of the study commonly refer to pen, ink, paper and inkstone.
Wuhusihai refers to all parts of the country, and sometimes all over the world. Nowadays, it also refers to broad unity.
Wu Ling Si Scattered means sporadic and scattered.
Seeing in all directions and hearing in all directions describes a person who is resourceful and flexible, and can observe and analyze situations from many directions.
Having a clear vision means being arrogant and unable to see anything. 2. What is the four-character idiom whose third character is "square"?
Question What is the four-character idiom whose third character is "square"
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Answer 1
Look at the picture and guess the idiom question. The third character in the answer is "square":
"Once drunk, you will rest"
Explanation: On the picture The word 1 is bent as if one is drunk, and the word "~zz" next to a square looks like one is asleep --- one gets drunk and then rests.
Screenshot of the picture to pass the level, the answer is shown: (the Internet speed is slow, the picture will be uploaded later)
Answer 2
The third word is "square" The most commonly used four-character idioms are:
The blood is strong and half an acre of square pond and the convenience of people is rising like the sun
Before the big policy is eclipsed, the abbot is virtuous and upright and the future is long
If you are drunk, you will wake up, if you wake up from a dream, you will chisel a square and round surface like a square field
Assist in painting, escape from the square, wear square clothes, wear square collars, and walk squarely
Come to Zhen Fang Qiu Country, step square, and have a square head. Round skull, square toe
Round chisel, square toe, like the Japanese square, ancient square, round head, square toe 3. Find the four-character idiom with the third character "some"
Binbin Polite
Binbin: The original meaning is to have both good manners and quality, and later it is used to describe elegance. Describe someone who is elegant and polite.
Whether or not the family is called
Called: suitable, consistent. In line with the family's economic situation. It means that you should not be too extravagant or too frugal when dealing with weddings, funerals, etc.
There is a reason to hold it
To hold: to hold an argument, to advocate; for a reason: to have a basis. It means that the opinions and opinions held have a certain basis.
Speak in an organized manner.
More than enough
Chuochuo: Appropriate. Describes a house or money that is very abundant and cannot be used up.
Rough but subtle
Describes people who appear to be rude and casual when speaking and doing things, but are actually cautious and careful.
Scattered
Scattered: uneven. To: Interesting. It describes that although the layout of things is uneven, it is very interesting and makes people feel good about it.
Well-deserved
Deserving: bear; ashamed: ashamed. Feeling ashamed to receive an honor or title that is inconsistent with the facts. Often used as a self-effacing statement.
Thieves also have Tao
Tao: truth. Thieves also have their own set of principles.
Ding and Dang have ears
Ding and Dang are metal cooking utensils with two ears and three legs. Both the electric tripod and the clang have ears. It means that someone or something has great influence, and everyone with long ears should hear about it and know about it.
There is constant movement and stillness
Chang: routine, law. There is a certain routine to both action and stillness. Refers to actions that comply with regulations.
Be energetic and make a difference.
Bee flies are poisonous
Bee flies: Poisonous insects like scorpions. It is a metaphor that some characters, although of low status, can harm others and should not be underestimated.
Walls have ears
Even across a wall, there are people eavesdropping. It is a metaphor that even if you discuss it secretly, others may know about it. It is also used to advise people to be careful with what they say to avoid leaking it.
Be respectful and polite
Gong: respectful; Li: etiquette. Be respectful and polite.
Famous
Famous: obviously grand. The reputation is very prominent.
There will be an issue later
Issue: Time. When we meet again in the future (used to comfort each other when parting).
There are successors. There are descendants who will inherit the legacy of their predecessors. 4. Find a four-letter word whose third character is three
The third watch in the middle of the night is divided into five watches, and the third watch is midnight.
Refers to late at night.
Eight difficulties and three calamities are a metaphor for a child born with many diseases. It also describes frequent misfortunes. The white jade was presented to the Chu people three times, and the jade was obtained. Two were presented to the king of Chu, and the feet were cut off twice. The third time, the king sent Zhi Pu, and the white jade was obtained. The third watch in the middle of the night is divided into five watches. The third watch is midnight. It refers to the middle of the night. Avoiding the army and three houses refers to retreat and avoidance. One house: thirty Li. To avoid the king and three houses means to give in and avoid. One house: thirty miles. Not three tiles means that you cannot ask for everything. Thatched cottage three visits: visit. In order to invite Zhuge Liang, Liu Bei visited him in the thatched cottage three times. Later use This allusion expresses the emperor's kindness to his ministers. It is also a metaphor for a sincere invitation or a visit. In ancient times, the word "three elders" refers to a boatman. "Salivating" means saliva. The saliva hangs down three feet long. It describes someone who is extremely greedy. It also describes being very hot-eyed. Among them, samadhi: a Buddhist term. Sanskrit transliteration. It means "right concentration". It means to put aside distracting thoughts and calm the mind. It is a method of Buddhist cultivation. It is a metaphor for the mystery here. To get its samadhi. : Sanskrit. It means righteous concentration. Eliminate all distracting thoughts. Calm the mind. Concentrate. Reach the state of enlightenment. Extended to know-how or essence. It refers to having profound attainments in a certain area. Knowing the essence well. The tripod is a metaphor for three parties that are separated and compete with each other. .Same as " tripod with three legs". tripod with three legs and three ears: ancient cooking utensils. Three legs and two ears. It is a metaphor for the separation of the three parties. They compete with each other. Reading three to describe reading is very serious. Reading three more than means winter means more than one year. Night means day. Zhiyu. When it rains, it will be sunny. It means that you should seize all your spare time to read good books. Two full and three flat means that life is passable. It is very satisfying. It is the same as [three flat and two full]. Thinking about this and that again means thinking about this and that. It describes the lack of concentration. The idea is undecided. The same as "half-hearted". Three boxes in the east of the river refer to lost books. Three days in the river are clear and auspicious. Scope. Huafeng: This place in Huazhou. The people of Huazhou have three best wishes for the ancient sage Tang Yao. They are: birthday, wealth, and many men. Together they are called the three wishes. The beak is three feet long. Beak: mouth. Mouth. Three feet long. Describes a person who is good at speaking out. Fuming three feet describes a person who is extremely angry. The same as [fire three feet]. Angry three feet: rising. Describes an extremely angry person. Several times, three times: times. Again and again. Describes a lot of times. Cheeks The three hairs on the cheeks are a metaphor for the charm of an article or a picture. Same as [three hairs on the cheeks]. The three hairs on the cheeks are a metaphor for the charm of an article or a picture. Three false eyebrows. Pretending. Three cunning rabbits: caves. Cunning. Rabbits have prepared several hiding places. It means there are many hiding places or methods. The cunning rabbit's three holes means there are many hiding places or methods. The same as [the cunning rabbit's three holes]. The golden man's three silences means keeping silent due to worries. Jiu Lie Sanzhen Zhen: chastity, lie: chastity and fidelity. Feudal society used to praise women's chastity and fidelity. Jiuliu Sanjiao generally refers to religion. Various schools in academia. It also refers to people from all walks of life in society. Jiuqu Sanshi refers to the bustling streets. Nine steams and three seals. The hot air rises to steam. The fire dries to seal. It is a metaphor for long-term tempering. Three hundred fingers are leaping from the distance to the extreme of joy. The three precepts of a gentleman: precepts and rules. A gentleman has three precepts: abstain from beauty when he is young, and abstain from beauty in his prime. Avoid fighting when you are old, and avoid coveting when you are old. Reward: Reward: comfort and encourage with property or food. The three armies: In the Spring and Autumn Period, they were called the Zhongjun, the Left Army, and the Right Palace were the Three Armies. Later they were collectively called the Army. Now they refer to the Army, Navy, and Air Force. . Refers to reward. To comfort the army officers. Immediately. Immediately. Three times the profit: profit, three times: several times. Describes the huge profit from the business. Winning three yuan three yuan in a row: The imperial examination system is called the provincial examination and the general examination. The first place in the palace examination is Jieyuan, Huiyuan, Zhuangyuan, collectively known as [三元]. He successively won the first place in the provincial examination, the joint examination, and the palace examination. Two or three things are different. Inconsistent. Two or three times more Times. Several times. Two things, three things, three things, four things. Flirty words. Two twos three three ① Refers to groups of three and two. ② Describes sparseness. Duplicity refers to bad intentions. One thing to the face and another behind the back. Duplicity describes making things clear. To be inconsistent, to be confused on both sides, to please both sides, to please two ends. Same as "two ends and white noodles". Two heads and three threads describe a disturbed mind. Two thoughts, three hearts, three minds. Thinking about this and that. Describes indecision or unsteadiness of will. Six arms and three heads are metaphors. People's abilities are extraordinary and their supernatural powers are vast. Six Streets and Three Streets generally refers to the streets and alleys. It is the same as "Six Streets and Three Cities". Six Streets, Three Cities and Six Streets: The six streets in Chang'an City in the Tang Dynasty. City: in ancient times, they were called morning, noon, and evening. It is the city of three seasons. It generally refers to the streets and alleys. Six Taoist Strategies and Three Strategies.: Capital
It is an ancient book on war. Later it generally refers to the book of war. The art of war. Six questions and three questions refer to repeated interrogation. Repeatedly, repeatedly, many times. The description is repeated many times. Three visits in the thatched cottage Liu Bei invited Zhuge Liang. He visited him in the thatched cottage three times. Later used This allusion expresses the emperor's kindness to his ministers. It is also a metaphor for a sincere invitation or a visit. It is the same as "three visits to the thatched cottage". Meng's mother moved three times to choose a good environment to educate her children. Meng Ke's mother moved three times. Chi does not pay attention to the legal system. It describes illegal and disorderly behavior. Sanchi refers to the law. In ancient times, the law was written on three-foot-long bamboo slips. Therefore, it is called. In ancient times, the law was written on three-foot-long bamboo slips. Therefore. Said. Three days around the beam describes the high and exciting music. Even after a long time, it seems to still be echoing. When the sun rises at three poles, it is already as high as three bamboo poles above the ground. It is about eight or nine o'clock in the morning. It describes the sky. It's getting late. It also describes people who get up too late. The sun rises three feet high. It describes the sun rising very high. It's getting late. It also describes people who get up too late. The sun rises as high as three bamboo poles. The sun has risen very high. It is getting late. It also describes people who get up too late. The sun has risen very high. It is getting late. It also describes people who get up too late. It is the same as [the sun is rising three poles]. It is said that Wang Xizhi was on the wooden board When writing on it. When carving, I found that the writing penetrated three-thirds of the depth of the board. It describes the calligraphy as extremely powerful. It is often used as a metaphor to analyze the problem and the problem is very profound. Take three baths and three incense to bathe in incense again and again. It means solemnity or piety. It is also written as [three mu and three incense]. "Fumigation". Three baths and three incense bathes in incense again and again. It expresses solemnity or piety. It is also called "three baths and three incense". Buddhism calls the sixth day of the Desire Realm the Thirty-Three Days. It is the Trayastry Heaven. It will be described later. The highest place. Three vomiting and three grasping are regarded as the code of earnest pursuit of talents. Three provocations and three bathing provocations: Coat the body with incense. Take multiple baths and apply perfume to the body. This is a courtesy that is extremely respectful to people in ancient my country. Three Xun Sanmu ① Take multiple baths and apply spices to the body. This is a courtesy that is extremely respectful to people in ancient my country. It is the same as [three provocations and three baths". ② means piety. ③ It is a metaphor for cultivation and support. Three Xun Sanmu ① Many times Bathing and anointing the body with spices. This is a courtesy that is extremely respectful to people in ancient my country. It is the same as [three provocations and three baths". ② means piety. ③ is a metaphor for cultivation and support. Three Yings and Three Voids Ying: Full. Void: Empty. Refers to All the disciples of Confucius were taught by Shaozheng Mao. 5. The third character is the idiom of four
The family has four walls and three obediences, four virtues, five lakes, four seas, five continents, four seas, nine states, four seas, nine continents, four seas, and ambitions in the four seas. Three old, four young, three wives, four concubines, six connections, four dangers, four dangers, fame all over the world, six connections, four extensions, three turns, four complexes, three clear, four white arms, four cubits, four cubits, three long, four short, three relatives, four dependents, study, four treasures, three turns, four turns, three There are four neighbors, three illnesses, four pains, three revolts, three pleas, four complaints, five zeroes and four scattered neighbors. The neighbors are surrounded by embarrassment. Computers are lurking in the study. All objects are on fire. Chu Ge Sihe's study, four arts, four scholars, and four nobles. 6. What are the idioms in which the third character is "four"?
Eighty-four thousand is originally a number used in Buddhism to express numerous things, and was later used to describe extremely many things.
An arm with four cubits is a metaphor for an extraordinary appearance.
Chu Ge Si He is a metaphor for being surrounded on all sides and falling into an isolated and critical predicament.
Being surrounded on all sides is a metaphor for being surrounded on all sides and falling into an isolated and critical predicament.
Chu Ge is everywhere. It is a metaphor for being surrounded on all sides and falling into an isolated and critical predicament.
The flames of war are burning from all directions. Describes the unrest on the border, with enemies invading everywhere.
The family has only four walls. Disciple: only, only. There are only four walls in the house. Described as being very poor and having nothing.
Neighbors: Neighbors. Refers to people who live nearby. Same as "neighborhood".
Jiuzhou and the Four Seas still speak of the world. Refers to the whole of China.
Jiuzhou and Sihai Jiuzhou: refers to China; Sihai: The ancients believed that China’s Jiuzhou was an endless sea, which refers to places outside China. Refers to China and places outside its surrounding areas.
Wolf smoke is everywhere. Wolf smoke: the smoke that rises from burning wolf dung when the ancient border guards call the police. There were alarm fireworks everywhere, indicating that the border area was not peaceful.
Liutong and Sipi refer to the four directions up and down and the four seasons of Spring and Autumn.
Six connections extend in all directions. Describes extremely convenient transportation. Also describes leading to all directions.
Famous all over the world: all over the world. The fame spreads throughout the world. Describes a great reputation.
Covering the world. Covering: a metaphor for encompassing everything. Refers to unifying the country.
Three illnesses and four pains refer to a lot of illnesses and pains.
Three long and four short ①Specifically refers to the death of a person. Same as "three longs and two shorts". ② Just gossip and bad words.
Three obediences and four virtues are one of the moral standards that feudal ethics restrict women.
Change frequently or repeatedly.
Three turns and four turns. Turn: turn. Capricious.
Three inversions and four inversions refer to capriciousness.
Three old and four young ①Everyone, old and young. ②Dialect. People who join the Youth Gang. It still refers to old and young men or brothers.
San Nei Si She generally refers to neighbors.
Three friends and four friends generally refer to various kinds of friends.
Three wives and four concubines means having many wives and concubines.
Three relatives and four dependents generally refers to all relatives. Same as "three relatives and six dependents".
Sanqingsibai means very innocent.
Three requests and four complaints means asking again and again.
Three, three, four, still three, three, two and two. Describes a small number of people.
The four walls of the room are bare, and there is nothing in the room. A metaphor for poverty.
The Four Hundred and Four Diseases refer to the four seasons of ailments in the limbs and body. Refers to various diseases.
To surrender to the four descendants is a metaphor for being exiled to a remote area.
Danger lurks everywhere.
The four treasures of the study commonly refer to pen, ink, paper and inkstone.
The Four Scholars of the Study refers to pen, inkstone, paper and ink. The ancients jokingly called the pen the Marquis of Guancheng, Mao Yuanrui, the inkstone, Marquis Shixuzhong of Jimo, the paper, Marquis Chu Zhibai, the Haoji Marquis, and the ink, Marquis Yi Xuanguang, Songzi, hence the name.
The four scholars commonly refer to pen, ink, paper and inkstone. Same as "Four Treasures of the Study".
The four objects of the study commonly refer to pen, ink, paper and inkstone. Same as "Four Treasures of the Study".
The four arts of study refer to piano, chess, calligraphy and painting.
Wuhusihai refers to all parts of the country, and sometimes all over the world. Nowadays, it also refers to broad unity.
Wu Ling Si Scattered means sporadic and scattered.
Wuzhou Sihai generally refers to all parts of the world.
Having a clear vision means being arrogant and unable to see anything.
Be famous all over the world Be famous: spread your reputation. Four Seas: The ancients believed that China is surrounded by seas, so "Four Seas" refers to all parts of the country; it also refers to all parts of the world. The reputation spreads all over the place.
Humility brings four benefits. Humility can bring many benefits to people.
Aiming at the four directions, the four directions: the world. Have lofty ambitions and ideals.
Aiming at the Four Seas Aiming at all directions.
7. What are the four-character idioms in which the third character is zai?
The fishy smell is above,
The words are still in the ears,
The oriole is behind,
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The calamity is numbered,
Don’t care,
I have little skills,
Don’t forget,
I have everything in mind. ,
The bones are stuck in the throat,
The dragon virtue is in the field,
Success is in the heart,
The three stars are in the sky,
Fists and fists are in the mind,
High and low are in the mouth,
Thoughts are in the heart,
Pearls and jade are on the side,
Coral On the Internet,
The wind is blowing below,
The high and low are in the heart,
The heart is in the heart,
Like a awn on the back,
The superiority is in hand,
The power is in hand,
The thorn is in the bow,
The iron is in hand,
The slander is in the world,
The phoenix is ??in the body,
It is vivid in the mind
Like a fish in the throat,
People's livelihood depends on hard work,
< p> Gains and losses are up to people,The flying dragon is in the sky,
I don’t care,
It’s up to people to plan things,
I can see it from afar,
p>I am in public all day long,
I am hugging you,
I have words first,
I am like an arrow on the string,
I have Appointment first,
Retiring at home,
Thorns on the back,
High above,
Luan Gu in the garden,
Samsung is at home,
is absent-minded,
is holding a grudge,
is vividly in my ears,
is on my mind,
Don’t care,
Like an arrow in the string,
It’s clear to my eyes,
I’ll do my best,
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The third character is an idiom for 为
[Not enough for Dharma] Sui: worthy; Dharma: imitation . Not worth learning or imitating.
[Not worth worrying about] Sufficient: worthy; worried: worried. It’s not worth worrying about.
〔 Fighting independently 〕 Refers to each fighting independently
〔 Working independently 〕 Refers to each acting according to their own opinions within the scope of their authority; not cooperating with each other. Metaphor does not consider the overall situation; everyone does his own thing.
〔 Combine two into one 〕 Refers to combining the two into a whole. Details?
〔 The outside and the inside are treacherous 〕 The outside and the inside: inside and outside; treachery: hypocrisy and cunning. It is a metaphor for using collusion, fraud and other unfair means to do bad things.
〔Do not work together 〕Consult: discuss. There is no negotiation between each other. It means that each other has different views; it is not appropriate to plan things together. Details? 〔 Not ashamed 〕 Not considered shameful. Refers to being shameless. Details?
〔 Not surprised 〕 Not surprised at all. Said it was something he was used to. Details?
〔 Disagree 〕 Ran: Yes; good. Don't think it's right. Disagree. It means contempt.
〔 Not take it seriously 〕 Don’t take it to heart. Shows contempt for people and things.
[Insufficient as evidence] Sufficient: sufficient; evidence: evidence. It cannot be used as a basis.
[Insufficient as evidence] Insufficient: not worth it; evidence: evidence; basis. It cannot be used as evidence or basis. Also used as "insufficient evidence".