1. What does the idiom "a startling glance" mean?
It describes the breathtaking gaze of a light and delicate woman. According to the original intention, the subject of the glance is a "shock", rather than a casual glance by the onlooker. The idiom "Jinghongyanying" can prove this.
First seen in Gu Long's "Xiao Li Fei Dao", the source of the word is "as graceful as a startling giant, as graceful as a wandering dragon" in Cao Zhi's "Luo Shen Fu". Cao Zhi depicts the lightness and beauty of Luo Shen. Later, "Jinghong" was used to describe a woman's figure as light as a goose. Su Shi's poem "Shen Yuan" used the word "Jinghong" to describe his ex-wife Tang Wan when he was young. Later, Wang Tao of the Qing Dynasty also used the word "Jinghong Yanying" to describe the woman's light and gorgeous figure. His "History of the Cuckoo Red Girl" includes: "In the distance, I saw a woman leaning on the railing at the top of the building and staring at the waves. She was wearing plain makeup and light clothes. She was extremely rich and beautiful. She was a stunning figure and the lake was fragrant." "Jinghong Yanying" and "Pian Pian" "If you are startled" is already an idiom, but "if you are startled" is not an idiom yet.
So far, all dictionaries do not accept "Jinghongzhi". Only Baidu Encyclopedia has an explanation, and the Baidu Encyclopedia entry is quoted upstairs. However, Baidu entries have no authority and low credibility. In fact, the original intention of the work is to use "a startling glance" to describe the light, charming and breathtaking gaze of the Jinghong Fairy. So far, there are no more extended uses. Baidu Encyclopedia's explanation is a bit far-fetched. It is said that "not only for people, but also for objects, such as buildings, etc., just a quick glance, but it leaves a strong and deep impression on people." This statement is very rash and will mislead readers. In fact, it cannot be used for buildings. A startling glance. 2. Is there an idiom such as "a startling glance"?
Yes, it comes from Cao Zhi's "Ode to the Goddess of Luo": I told him: Its shape is as graceful as a startled roar, as graceful as a wandering dragon, and as graceful as a dragon [ yào] Autumn chrysanthemums, Huamao spring pines.
Definition: Hong means Hongyan, also called Dayan. Jinghong: A swan goose flying swiftly. Cao Zhi's "Ode to the Goddess of Luo" describes the beauty of the Goddess of Luo as "as graceful as a startling giant, as graceful as a wandering dragon". Later, "Jinghong" was used to describe a woman's figure as light as a goose. Describes the light and beautiful figure of a woman, mostly from a distance. "A glance", a quick look. "A glimpse" seems to have a similar meaning to "glimpse", but the emotion is stronger. It means that people only take a quick glance, but it leaves a strong and deep impression on people.
The word "Jinghong" mostly describes a woman's figure as light as a goose. A "Jinghong glance" means that a person only takes a quick glance, but leaves a strong and profound impression on people. impression. Related idioms include "as graceful as a startled dragon", "Jinghong Liying", etc. The original intention of the work is to use "a startling glance" to describe the light, charming and alluring gaze of the Jinghong Fairy. So far, there are no more extended uses. 3. What is the exact meaning of the idiom "Jinghong glance"? Why can't it be found in the idiom dictionary?
Hong means Hongyan, also called wild goose. Cao Zhi's "Ode to the Goddess of Luo" describes the beauty of the Goddess of Luo as "as graceful as a startling giant, as graceful as a wandering dragon". Later, "Jinghong" was used to describe a woman's figure as light as a goose. Lu You, a poet of the Southern Song Dynasty, first married Tang Wan. They had a harmonious relationship with Tang Wan, but his mother was displeased and they finally separated. Ten years later, in late spring, Lu You visited Shen Garden again and met unexpectedly. Lu You felt extremely melancholy. Tang Wan toasted him, and Lu You recalled the past and couldn't help but compose a poem. The title is "The Hairpin-headed Phoenix": "Red crisp hands, yellow vine wine, the city is full of spring scenery and willows on the palace walls. The east wind is bad, the joy is thin, and I am full of melancholy. I have been away for several years, wrong, wrong, wrong. Spring is as old as ever, The man is empty and thin, and the scarlet scarlet silk is shining through. The peach blossoms are falling, and the mountain alliance is still there, but it is difficult to carry the brocade book, Mo, Mo, Mo. "Tang Wan is very sentimental, and it is also related to the poem "The Hairpin Head Phoenix". , and soon died of depression and sorrow. In the second year of Qingyuan (1196), Lu You was 72 years old. He visited Shen Garden again and was saddened by the things he saw. He composed two poems from Qijue, titled "Shen Garden": "The setting sun on the city is painted with corners of sorrow, Shen Garden is not the old pool platform. I am sad that the spring is under the bridge." Waves of green were the shadow of Jinghong. "Jinghong" describes Tang Wan's light body. Zhaoying refers to the beautiful figure of Tang Wan reflected in the green water under the bridge. Later, some people also used the word "Jinghong" to describe the swordsman's figure: "The swordsman's figure dances as the sword swims in the air, as graceful as a Jinghong or a swimming dragon.
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It can be seen from the above that the word "Jinghong" has a long history. "A glance" means to take a quick look. "A startling glance" means to take a quick look without looking carefully or deeply. Understand the situation. "A glimpse" seems to have a similar meaning to "a glimpse", but the emotion is stronger.
4. The four-character idiom of Hong'
A huge piece of work,
A great case,
Lighter than a feather,
As different as a chasm. ,
As graceful as a startled dragon,
Society Yan Qiuhong,
Broken wild goose and solitary dragon,
Feihong’s wings,
The phoenix is ??standing,
The scales are rare,
The swan and the chicken,
The swan is flying,
The eyes are broken and the scales are huge,
The feathers are as tall as Mount Tai,
The red clothes and feathers are red,
The scales are huge,
The industry is huge Achievements,
Coming to Hong and going to Yan,
Hongli Fishing Net,
The Age of Hongjun,
Hong Ye Yuan Tu,
Great plans and beautiful structures,
Hong Jian Yu Qian,
Long Yue and Hong Jiao,
Great talents and broad strategies,
Feihong plays in the sea,
The phoenix hides in the phoenix,
The mourning hongs are everywhere,
Feihong walks on the snow,
The phoenix sinks Boat
A huge piece of work,
A huge case,
Lighter than a feather,
As different as a chasm,
As graceful as a startled dragon,
Society Yan Qiuhong,
Broken wild goose solitary,
Feihong’s wings,
Hongqian phoenix Standing,
The swan with rare scales,
The swan and the rooster,
The swan flies in the dark,
The swan with broken eyes and scales,
Hong Mao Taishan,
Hong Yi Yu Shang,
Hong Yao Jue,
Great achievements,
Come to Hong and go to Yan,
Hongli Fishing Net,
The Age of Hongjun,
Hongye Yuantu,
Hongtu Hua Gou,
Hong Jian Yu Qian,
Long Yue and Hong Jiao,
Hong Cai’s strategy,
Fei Hong plays in the sea,
The phoenix hides in the sky,
The mourners are everywhere,
The flying dragon walks on the snow,
The dragon sinks the boat
Society Yan Qiuhong,
Broken Wild Goose Solitary Hong,
Feihong Feather Wings,
Hongqian Fengli,
The swan has rare scales,
The swan and the chicken,
The swan flies in the dark,
The swan with broken eyes,
The feather Mount Tai,
Red clothes and feathers,
Scales and scales,
Great achievements,
Coming and going,
Hongli Fishing Net,
The Age of Hongjun,
Hong Ye Yuan Tu,
Hong Tu Hua Gou,
Hong Jian Yu Qian,
Long Yue Hong Jiao,
Hong Cai's rough strategy,
Fei Hong plays in the sea,
Hong The hidden phoenix lurks,
The mourning people are everywhere,
The flying dragon walks on the snow,
The dragon sinks the boat
A startling glimpse:
p>Biography of Hongyan:
Hongbao in the pillow:
Snow Hong’s fingers and claws: It is a metaphor for the traces left by the past. Same as "Snow Mud Hongzhao".
Traces of snow and mud: a metaphor for the traces left by the past. Same as "Snow Mud Hongzhao".
Red claws in the snow: a metaphor for the traces left by the past. Same as "Snow Mud Hongzhao".
Big eyes and big ears: The words are still moving to listen to. Same as "big eyes and wide ears".
She Yan Qiuhong: Swallows and geese are both migratory birds, but they fly in different directions in the same season. It is a metaphor for just meeting and then parting.
Ju Xue Hong Sheng: Ju: big; Hong: Tong "Hong", big; Sheng: scholar. A metaphor for a knowledgeable person
A huge letter:
A huge chapter:
A huge piece of paper:
A huge piece of paper:
Fish sinking:
Hongbao in the pillow: generally refers to rare books.
The sparrow knows the ambition of the swan: It is a metaphor that ordinary people do not know the ambition of heroes.
Fish net Hongli: Hong: Hongyan; Li: suffer. He set up a net to fish and caught swan geese. It means that what you get is not what you want.
The sparrow knows the ambition of the swan: swan: swan. It means that mediocre people cannot understand the aspirations of those with lofty ambitions.
Great achievements: high achievements and great achievements.
Yu Shen Hong Duan: It is a metaphor for the failure of correspondence and the loss of news.
Mount Tai Hongmao: Metaphor of great difference in severity.
Talking and laughing with Hongru: Hongru: Great Confucian, a famous scholar. Chat and laugh freely with knowledgeable people. It means that the people you associate with are different.
A group of hongs playing in the sea: Hong: swan geese; Hai: refers to the big lake. Like many Feihong playing in the big lake. Describe calligraphy as vigorous and flexible.
Light as a feather: Feather: the hair of a wild goose. It is lighter than the hair of wild geese. Metaphor is very slight or worthless.
Light as a feather: lighter than the feathers of wild geese. Metaphors are worthless. Same as "lighter than a feather".
Divergence: difference; chasm: ancient canal, in today's Henan Province, it was a river that separated Chu and Han in the late Qin Dynasty, a metaphor for the boundary of things. The boundaries of description are very clear and the differences are obvious.
Eyes off the scales: scales: fish and geese, a metaphor for letters. It describes looking forward to the arrival of the letter.
Lai Hong Qu Yan: a metaphor for a person whose whereabouts are uncertain.
Long Yue Hong Jiao: It is a metaphor for being held high and passing away.
Luan staggers and Hong Jing: a metaphor for the rapid movement of calligraphy strokes.
Ju Xue Hongsheng: A knowledgeable person. 5. Do you know what idiom is followed by a startling glance?
In the idiom Solitaire, a startling glance can be followed by a stunned look.
Definition: pretending to be stupid. Source: Ming Dynasty Gaoming's "Pipa Chronicles: Miss Niu's Remonstrance to the Father": "If he is idle and beaten, the person who copied him will have seen through it long ago."
Translation: If he pretends to be stupid, he will be beaten by the person who copied him. Saw it through. Usage: conjunction; used as predicate, object, attributive.
Example: Is it good for you or your audience to do those silly stunts? Extended information Synonyms of being stupid and falling: 1. Pretending to be crazy and acting stupid Definition: Deliberately pretending to be crazy and stupid. Source: Wang Yuanjian's "Three Notes": "This is the world of the Kuomintang white devils, so I'll just pretend to be crazy and stupid, and don't know anything about it."
2. Pretend to be deaf and dumb Definition: Pretend to be deaf and dumb , refers to deliberately ignoring someone, just pretending not to know. Source: Lu Xun's "San Xian Ji·On the Bell Tower": "So I had to follow the ancient method passed down by the immortals, pretend to be deaf and dumb, and ignore it."