What idioms and words are there to describe what you say?

1. There are some idioms that begin with the word "Shuo" and their explanations are as follows: [A talker] is a metaphor for someone who likes to talk empty talk and talk big but has no skills.

No matter what you say, you can't change it. Whatever you say.

Describe keeping your word. [Talk about right and wrong] 1 Comment on right and wrong.

② refers to fiddling with the tongue. Comment on right and wrong.

It also refers to gossiping. Talk about right and wrong.

Comment on right and wrong. It also refers to gossiping.

Talk about right and wrong. It's too late to say now, but it's too soon.

It means that the speed of things can't keep up with the speed of narrative. Describe irresponsible remarks gossip 】 【.

[Talking about Intimacy] Say kind and warm words. Used to describe making out only verbally.

"A thousand words" said a lot. "A thousand words" said.

Refers to various statements. Later it was used to describe many words.

Also known as "say a thousand words and ten thousand". Metaphor said plum quench thirst 】 【 can't realize the desire, comfort yourself with fantasy.

With "looking at plums to quench thirst". [say it] 1 explain it repeatedly.

Jude said simply. [It's a long story] It means that things are complicated, which can't be explained clearly in a few words (especially unpleasant things).

Talk about the past and the present 】 【 Talk about everything and comment on everything from now on. Metaphor said ecliptic 】 【 comment on people and things at will.

To tell the truth is a metaphor for making arbitrary comments on people and things. [Say yes] Say yes.

Generally refers to criticism, praise or blame. (1) refers to say good or bad 】 【 every persuasion or request.

2 praise or blame, comment on good or bad. [Talk about the past and talk about the present] From now on, talk about everything and comment on everything.

Describe a wide range of topics. Talk about the past and the present 】 【 Talk about everything and comment on everything from now on.

Describe a wide range of topics. Talk about the past and talk about the present.

Talk about the good and bad of others. [Short talk] Talk about strengths and weaknesses.

Describe talking about other people's good or bad. Describe talk about east and west 】 【 speak casually, no center.

It's the same as "talking about the East and the West".

Talk about everything in the sky and on the ground. Describe a broad topic or be good at using words.

Talk of the devil, and he is sure to appear. Speaking of someone, someone happened to come. Talk about the good and bad of others.

Use "gossip" [To make a long story short] Talk about strengths and weaknesses.

Describe talking about other people's good or bad. [To make a long story short] Tell me about the good and bad of others.

Use "gossip" Gossip about others' good and bad.

Metaphor to put it bluntly 】 【 comment on people and things at will. To put it bluntly, it is a metaphor for commenting on people and things at will.

It's the same as "to put it bluntly is green". The second idiom with the word "Shuo" and its explanation are as follows: [Different opinions] Different opinions: too many words are chaotic.

There are a lot of people talking. [Opinions vary] Various statements are confusing and mixed.

There are various discussions about it. Describe 【 articulate 】 good at talking.

A good description of the population. It's good at talking. Words alone are not enough.

[Hua Shuo] describes saying something false and beautiful to deceive people. [Nonsense] Make up lies, talk nonsense.

Of nonsense 】 【 nonsense. Nonsense without foundation or reason.

[Nonsense] Nonsense without any basis or reason. [Horizontal and vertical] refers to multiple arguments and repeated explanations.

[Say] describes using various reasons or ways to demand or persuade. Metaphor said the public is right, the woman said the woman is right 】 【 dispute between the two sides, each said his own right.

The third idiom of the word "Shuo" and its explanation are as follows: [pointing to the mountain and saying grinding] is a metaphor for saying this and that. Metaphor [refers to mulberry] refers to this and secretly scolds that.

The same as "pointing at mulberry and cursing". (1) refers to the east and west 】 【 see "refers to the east and west".

(2) refers to the mulberry abuse. [Presentation] Buddhist terminology.

Refers to the Buddha's miraculous powers, who can show all kinds of faces and tell people. Now it refers to taking personal experiences and experiences as examples to illustrate a certain truth.

[for the people] is: for; Item: Xiang Si in Tang Dynasty was highly valued by Yang Jingzhi. Put in a good word for others.

[Tan Tian said] refers to a wide range of topics. Describe the speaker as knowledgeable.

On the road of chance. [Talk about mystery] Talk about mystery.

[small talk] refers to casual chat, rambling. [Love] refers to falling in love.

"Empty talk" refers to gossip and empty talk. Refers to talk about Buddhism 】 【 nonsense.

[Talk about the past and talk about the present] From now on, talk about everything and comment on everything. [Gong Sheng] Gong Sheng: Zhu Daosheng, a monk at the end of Jin Dynasty, was known as Gong Sheng.

Zhu Daosheng's explanation of Buddhism can make the stubborn stone nod. It is a metaphor that a proficient person will explain himself. He will reason and influence people.

[Good word] Word: Word. Describe a talkative person.

Put in a good word for others. [love love love] is originally a Buddhist language, which is a metaphor for dreamland.

Later, it was also a metaphor for nonsense. Metaphorically, the problem is one-sided.

From now on, talk about everything and comment on everything. Talk about other people's right and wrong.

[empty talk] describes saying nothing, or saying that there is no evidence for anything. Jude gossips.

Describe the nonsense. [Lecture] To preach religious classics and religious teachings.

It also refers to quotation and discussion. [To make a long story short] Comment on others.

Describe and yan 】 【 affable. Use "happy".

【 Eyebrows 】 Metaphor is picky and gossiping. [Talk to you] Item: refers to Xiang Si, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.

When you meet someone, praise Xiang Si. It is a metaphor for bragging about someone or something everywhere and saying good things.

[Dunshi Li Shuo] Dunhou: Dunhou. Poetry: The Book of Songs.

Study "poetry" hard and stress "ceremony" vigorously. In the old days, the ruling class indicated that it should act according to the gentle spirit and ancient etiquette in the Book of Songs.

"Tao said east 】 【 disorderly speak. Refers to the gossip 】 【 nonsense.

With "Tao Xi said East". [Empty talk] Jude high-profile empty talk.

Put in a good word for others. Put in a good word for others.

[Idiot] Idiot: Stupid. The original intention is to talk in my sleep to an idiot, who believes it.

Ridiculous nonsense that is a metaphor for imagination. The fourth idiom of "Shuo" and its explanation are as follows: [Self-justification] Circle: perfect and comprehensive.

Refers to the speaker's ability to make his argument or lie without loopholes. [writing a book] writing; Standing: achievement; Say: theory.

Write books or articles and create your own theories. [writing a book] Li: create and put forward; Say: proposition, theory.

Engaged in writing, put forward their own ideas and theories. Refers to the branch word rattan said 】 【 disorderly speech.

[Zhan said] tedious and one-sided remarks. [Ying Yan Shu said] Ying: the capital of Chu during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period; Book: letter; Yan: the name of ancient princes; Say: explain.

Metaphor is far-fetched and misinterprets the original intention. Exaggeration is not true.

2. What idioms are endless? Describe running water.

As uninterrupted as running water. There's a lot to say, and it's not over yet

Punch: Beads. Smart and witty words are beautiful one after another, describing being good at talking and making people like to listen.

Lips are like swords, lips are like guns. Describe the fierce debate and sharp words, just like a knife and gun confrontation.

Tongue sword like a sword, lips like a gun. Describe the fierce debate, sharp words, tit for tat, and intransigence.

Flowing like a waterfall. Describe talking and distinguishing. It's not over yet.

Clumsy: Clumsy. The ability to speak and express is very poor, and there is no eloquence comparable to gestures: analogy.

Describe to express or emphasize the tone with gestures without thinking: thinking and exploring. Have you thought about it?

Describe talking and doing things quickly. It means that you are not allowed to tell the truth without saying anything: make a sound.

Don't talk, don't make any noise, don't talk: talk, talk. Don't talk, don't say anything: explain.

Needless to say, you can understand. Describing things is obviously miserable: miserable; Say: say, say.

I can't bear to speak quietly about the tragic situation, and I don't know what to say without saying anything: go ahead. I don't know what to say.

The words are confusing or empty, which makes people confused. Hang your teeth: talk about it, lift it, and hang it on your mouth. It means nothing. Tongue-tied: The tongue stands up and cannot fall off.

Stare blankly. Describe embarrassment or shock, gush; A nagging is that the reason is wrong and there is nothing to say.

Describe nervous or surprised, whispering, reversing right and wrong, speaking or doing things out of order, swearing, solemnly swearing to show one's determination or giving a guarantee to something, malicious slander comes from malicious slander and framing others, slandering and speaking ill of others, attacking and framing others, being blunt and clumsy, speaking fluently and talking a lot, and gossip refers to unfounded or malicious slander. It also refers to whispering or secretly spreading a legend. Metaphor is to say good things to people everywhere. It is easy to talk, sweet words, and sweet words used to please people are vague: unclear, unclear; Word: the same as "word" and word.

Refers to the unclear, vague, nonsense, nonsense, accusing others of saying or writing badly. The fishbone got stuck in my throat.

Metaphor means that you have something to say in your heart, and it's hard to tell the truth. It means you are too anxious to choose words, describes you as anxious or nervous, and describes your delicate voice with a delicate voice. It refers to the emperor's golden mouth and jade teeth. What he said is that he can't change it.

Now, the intransigent silence is a metaphor. It is a metaphor that they remain silent because of concerns. Adding oil and vinegar is the need of exaggeration or rendering. When they talk or talk, they add something that they didn't have before: keep silent: close. Shut up, don't talk, relish: strong interest.

Describe speaking with great interest: never open your mouth. Flattery means keeping silent and flattering: catering to others' meaning and pleasing others; Flatter: to please, flatter.

Everything you say and do should cater to the wishes of others and try to please them. I can't say it.

Shy and silent. The old saying goes back to what was said in the past, and now it mentions a song that can speak frankly: full and carefree.

Describe talking and writing articles with high spirits, outspoken, even if you are anxious, you can't express yourself correctly, or you are dry from mouth to mouth. Describe the hot weather or talk a lot, and compare it with being fluent, eloquent and outspoken.

Describe a person's straightforward temperament, bright language and thin tongue. Describe people who are mean, straightforward, quick-thinking and say what they want to say. They are frank, knowledgeable, talkative and wordy. When they said it, they were not justified: correct and reasonable; Vigorous: vigorous. If the reasons are correct and sufficient, the momentum of speech will be strong and the words will be clear, and the eloquence will be glib and sharp: smart.

Describe people who are smart, articulate and mean. To make a metaphor, people who are good at talking leave room to speak, do not go to extremes, and leave room for manoeuvre and flexibility. To make a metaphor, the donkey's lips are not right for the horse's mouth. When talking and writing articles, the preface does not match the latter, and there is no difference between inside and outside. It means that people who talk and do things regardless of the occasion can't tell the mystery. Describe things strangely and vaguely: continue to whisper.

Talking to yourself in a low voice is plausible: good at it; Debate: debate. Describe good talk, eloquence, eloquence: continuous chanting; There are words: there are words like songs.

It used to refer to monks chanting scriptures, but now it refers to talking to themselves or muttering to themselves, naming names and saying things clearly. After that, he said that the reasons for talking and doing things are just and sufficient, and the metaphor of pandering is not in the center.

Don't argue: no; Argument: defense. Even with a hundred mouths, I can't explain it clearly.

No matter how you describe it, you can't explain it clearly. Half-swallowed and half-vomited describe the vague and straightforward speech.

Shut up and say nothing. Shut up and don't talk.

Describe being afraid of trouble and not talking easily. Avoid talking. Avoid talking.

Refers to deliberately avoiding facts. It is far-fetched and clever.

There is no obstacle to eloquence: obstruction. Originally a Buddhist term, it refers to the bodhisattva as a human being, fluent in righteousness and reasoning, and later refers to his eloquence and eloquence.

Bo Wen advocated bogeng. Smell: rumors.

Argument: rhetoric. Describe hearsay, specious remarks.

Thin lips speak out of turn to describe glib, casual. Silent voice: speaking; Color: skin color.

In an emergency, the speech and manner remain the same. The description is very calm.

Don't worry, don't worry: I want to say it but I can't say it. F: inspiration.

Don't inspire students when they can't say what they want to say. This is the teaching method of Confucius.

Dare not tell the old.

3. The idioms described are: nonsense, nonsense, nonsense, nonsense, nonsense, nonsense, etc. _ Kingsoft Spelling: tāo tāo bù jué Interpretation: surging: the water is rolling; Appear in succession As uninterrupted as water. Metaphorical words are numerous and fluent. Out: Wang Renyu's "Kaiyuan Tianbao" in the late Tang Dynasty said: "Zhang Jiuling is good at talking; Every time I discuss military purposes with my guests; Endless; For example, he spoke at the meeting for two hours. ^^&; Every time "Water Margin"; He can say it easily. To make a long story short _ Kingsoft Spelling: Shu! Chá ng dà o du n Interpretation: length and short: right and wrong; For better or worse. Say strengths; To say shortcomings means to say that others are good or bad. Going out: Qing Wenkang's "Biography of Heroes of Children" is the 25th time: "I don't care if someone gossips in the future; It's hard to say. "Example: He always falls behind his classmates ~; Don't unite &; ^^&; As soon as the new regulations are announced; The masses may ~; You should do more work.

4. What are the good words in idioms? There are many epigrams and witticisms in poetry.

Rhetoric: originally refers to the rhetoric or expression with vague content. The latter refers to false and beautiful words used to deceive people.

Nonsense: refers to unfounded and unrealistic nonsense, or nonsense.

Less words: less, less words: less. Seldom speak. Describe taciturn.

Bold words: Bold words. Words describing heroism.

Flowers and Birds: Birds: Birds sing like words. Describe the moving scene of spring.

Sweet talk: sweet talk.

Empty talk: refers to big talk and empty talk.

Gorgeous and vague words.

Gossip: malicious language that spreads jealousy.

Defamation: attacking and flattering others. Slander and frame people with vicious language.

Abuse: to abuse others.

Bad words hurt people; Slander and hurt people with vicious language.

A few words: simple words; Language: a word or phrase. A few short sentences or fragmentary written materials.

Mutter: Keep muttering. Talk to yourself in a low voice

Julian: Julian: Beads. Smart words come one after another.

Farewell message: to give encouragement or advice when leaving.

Misunderstanding in class: talkative, nonsense

Sharp words: refers to sharp words.

Good words are like pearls: there are many epigrams and quips in poetry.

Good word: good: beautiful and friendly. Refers to friendly and pleasant words.

Gossip: refers to unfounded or malicious slander. Talk privately or spread legends secretly.

To describe in a low voice

5. What are the four words to tell the truth?

Words,

Talking and laughing,

Rumors,

Gossip,

Opinions vary,

Defend yourself,

Appear,

Overbearing,

To make a long story short,

it's a long story

Love,

Make irresponsible remarks,

Say nothing,

Go ahead,

Say good or bad,

Have a glib tongue,

Talking about things,

Write a book, make a statement,

Nonsense,

Talking, mumbling, eloquent, saying no,

Idiots talk in their dreams,

Don't say when you're finished,

Strange story,

Heresy,

Prostitution and heresy,

Talking about the east and forgetting the west,

The fallacy of speech,

Pointing at the mountain and saying grinding,

Point to the sky and say the earth.

6. What idioms describe "You speak very well"? 1. Words are like pearls. The words and expressions used to describe speeches and articles are beautiful.

Sentence making: Tao writes well and taught me. In this life, I just want to get rid of the remnants and filth of the Han Dynasty and restore my glory.

2. One-word gold [y? z? i? n? n]: One-word loss-increasing award is thousands of gold. Words of praise are exquisite and unchangeable.

Sentence-making: Mr. Zhao only changed the article a few times, but it played the role of a word of gold.

3. Hit the floor [zhì d? y ǒ u sh ng]: It is a metaphor for beautiful wording and powerful language.

Sentence: Then, how can China people shout and beat the floor for the slogan of inheriting culture?

4. Brilliant pen gives birth to flowers [shēng huā miào bǐ]: a metaphor for outstanding writing skills.

Sentence making: The author described a fairyland on earth for us with his wonderful pen of flowers.

5. Go deep into the interior [biā n p? r ǐ]: describe practical learning. Also described as thorough analysis, to the point.

Sentence: Teacher Wang's words are really incisive and touching, and I will never forget them.

6. Get to the point [rù mù sān fēn]: Describing calligraphy has great pen power. Now the problem of metaphor analysis is very profound.

Sentence making: Although your comments are only a few words, they are very penetrating.

7. Penetrating the back of the paper [[lì tòu zhǐ bèi] i]: A poem that describes profound thoughts and concise words.

Sentence making: His handwriting is very good, penetrating the back of the paper.

8. A thousand words [y: and z: qi ā n j ū n]: Descriptive words carry weight.

Sentence-making: Discipline inspection organs often say a thousand words in this respect, especially Wang Shuji.

9. One word and one bead [y and z and y and zh ū]: describes the mellow singing. It is also a metaphor for beautiful articles and gorgeous words.

Sentence making: His words, word by word, are beyond his family's reach.

10. Wonderful [j ρ ng ciju é lú n]: Wonderful, wonderful to the extreme.

Sentence-making: His painting art is really unprecedented, and no one has come since.

7. What are the idioms to express words? What are the eloquent, authentic, eloquent, eloquent idioms?

First, the vernacular interpretation of eloquence: describe the eloquent and endless dynasties: Southern Song Author: Source: Shi Shuo Xin Yu Appreciation: "Guo's speech is like a hanging river, inexhaustible." Guo's argument pours water like a waterfall, which is inexhaustible.

Dynasty: Ming Author: Anonymous Source: The third fold of "Fisherman Gossip": "But the ripe melon is soft and the wax spear can speak." However, the soft part of the ripe melon is squeezed out, which can be explained by the wax spear. Third, colloquial explanation: tongue: speaking, speaking; Smart: smart and flexible.

Speak quickly and deal with it easily. Describe eloquence well.

Dynasty: Qing Dynasty Author: Cao Xueqin Source: "Dream of Red Mansions" The thirty-third time: "Although Baoyu quarreled skillfully, he was sad at this time and wanted to die." Baoyu has always been a genius, but he has a clever tongue. At this moment, his heart is sad for Jin Chuaner, and he wants to escape from death. Fourth, he is eloquent and eloquent.

Dynasty: Yuan Author: Anonymous Source: Qi Ying Bu: "If you have an eloquent person; Said he surrendered. " Translation: If you can tell the skills of an orator; Said he surrendered. 5. Say it in vernacular. Interpretation: Speaking out is an article that describes his wit or good at rhetoric.

Dynasty: Zhou Author: Many writers: The Book of Songs Du Ren: "Words have chapters." Translation: A word is an article.