2) Beauty: Win: Do. There are too many wonderful things to see at the moment.
3) Beautiful as a crown jade: The original metaphor system is just good-looking in appearance. Later, I described this person as handsome.
4) fly in the ointment: overall, it is good, but there are still shortcomings.
5) The beautiful jade is flawless: flaw: jade spot. There is no dust on the plum rain. Metaphor is the perfection of people or things.
6) Don't believe good words: trust: faithfulness and truthfulness. Colorful words and articles are often untrue.
7) prolong life with good intentions: optimistic people can live a long and healthy life.
8) beautiful scenery: good: beautiful; Chen: Time. Good times, good scenery.
9) Beauty Du Zanhua: Zan: Insert. Describe the beautiful calligraphy. It is also a metaphor for fresh and beautiful poetry.
10) Meiqin's professionalism: I can't be more modest.
1 1) beauty is dying: the original meaning is that people who do something will get old gradually. A metaphor for feeling sad and resentful because of decline.
12) beauty vanilla: used to symbolize the idea of loyalty to the monarch and patriotism in Dao's old poems.
2. The four-word idiom that begins with a beautiful woman is 1. Idiom: beautiful woman with broken tongue pinyin: mǐnǐpòshé explanation: break: destroy.
Beautiful women confuse the monarch with their beauty, so that the words of the remonstrator are not heard by the monarch. Source: Western Han Dynasty Liu Xiang's "Warring States Policy Qin Ce": "The husband wants to cut Guo, fearing the survival of overseas Chinese.
Xun said to him,' Zhou Shu'. 2. Idiom: American honeyed words Pinyin: měi yǔ tián yán Explanation: Words are as sweet as honey.
It's a metaphor for saying nice things to deceive people. Origin: Chu Qingren won the 40th time in The Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties: "The pleasure of love is not flowers, but wine.
American English is sweet and funny, but there are many quotations. 3. Idiom: Handsome man's shabby pinyin: mě iná nò lO Explanation: Handsome man: young toy boy; Old people: elderly adults.
Metaphor with young Toy Boy slander old adults. Source: "Yi Zhou Shu Wu Shuojie": "Beautiful men are old, beautiful women are broken."
4. Idiom: Mei Yi Yu Shi Pinyin: měI yěyùshí Explanation: Describe the luxury of food and clothing. Source: Song people's "Biography of Lin Lingsu": "Clothes are beautiful and clean, above ten thousand people."
For example, the so-called monarch has a title and honors, worships the imperial palace, rides a high car, sits on the throne and enjoys the state treasury. 5. Idiom: American English and European style Pinyin: měI yǔu fěng Explanation: Europe: Europe.
Metaphor from Europe and the United States and other aspects of ideological and cultural invasion. Source: Qing Qiu Jin's "The Story of the Stone of Jingwei" The fifth time: "Beautiful rain and European wind, but long illness."
6. Idiom: Mei Tuo Yao Shi Pinyin: měi chèn yào shí Explanation: Tuo: Disease; Medical stone: in ancient times, it refers to a stone needle used for medicine and treatment. It is better to criticize severely than to flatter hypocritically.
Source: "Zuo Zhuan Xiang Gong Twenty-three Years": "Ji loves me and is dying. Meng hates me, medicine.
7. Idiom: Good words don't believe in Pinyin: měI yán bùxn Interpretation: Faith: Truth. Words and articles that mention flowery words are often untrue.
Source: Chapter 68 of Laozi: "Good words are not beautiful, but good words are not believed." Ex.: If you are tired of playing with things, it is also necessary to be polite.
8. Idiom: Beauty Praise Pinyin: měI nǐzān Huā Explanation: Card issuing: inserting. Describe beautiful calligraphy.
It is also a metaphor for fresh and beautiful poetry. Source: Liang Yuanang of the Southern Dynasties, Book Review of Ancient and Modern Times: "Wei Changshu, like a flower arranging beauty, danced and laughed on the stage."
Example: Liang Yuanang of the Southern Dynasties 9. Idiom: delicious food sleeps soundly: měi shí gān qǐn explanation: sleep soundly: sleep soundly. Eat well and sleep well.
Describe a comfortable life. Source: Han Yi Wen Jiang Fengwei: "Jiang Guancheng has a huge family.
I couldn't help sobbing. Not the same, and I was sleepy, cold and hungry for a long time.
10, idiom: beautiful beard and eyebrows Pinyin: měI xháo méI Explanation: beautiful beard and bushy eyebrows. Describe a person as handsome and brave.
Source: "The Biography of Zhao Yi in the Later Han Dynasty": "Zhao Yi has no uncle and is also a native of Hanyang West County. He is a big man, nine feet long, with fine eyes and promising prospects. " 1 1. Idiom: Mei Xing Jia Ren Pinyin: měi xíng jiā rén Explanation: Mei Xing: beautiful behavior; Add people: surpass everyone.
Noble behavior, beyond the average person. Source: Chapter 62 of Laozi: "Good words can respect the city, and good deeds can add people."
12, idiom: beautiful words, respect for the city, Pinyin: měI yán shzūn Explanation: respect for the city. Beautiful words can win respect.
Source: Chapter 62 of Laozi: "Good words can respect the city, and good deeds can add people." 13, idiom: beautiful word without word pinyin: měi yán bù wén explanation: text: decoration.
Good words need no embellishment. Source: Han Yang Xiong's Fa Yan Xiaojian: "Good jade is not carved, good words are not written."
14, idiom: Beauty Vanilla Pinyin: mě měi rén xiāng cǎo o Explanation: The idea used in old poems to symbolize loyalty to the monarch and patriotism. Source: Yi's Preface to Li Sao: "Li Sao's writing is based on poetry and is based on comparison, so birds and grass are well matched with loyalty and spirituality." ....
15, idiom: beautiful scenery, beautiful pinyin: měi jǐng liáng chén Interpretation: good: beautiful; Chen: Time. Good times, good scenery.
Source: Xie Lingyun's Preface to the Poems of Prince Ye Wei and Zhong You in the Southern Song Dynasty: "The world is beautiful, beautiful and happy, and the four are difficult to combine." 16, idiom: euphemistically called Pinyin: měi qí míng yuē Explanation: Give ... a nice name. ...
Source: Lu Xun's "Mr. Fujino": "The beautiful name is' Mount Fuji'." 17, idiom: beautiful as a crown jade Pinyin: měi rú guān yù Explanation: crown: hat.
The original metaphor is just good-looking. Later, I described this person as handsome.
Source: "Historical Records of the Prime Minister Chen's Family": "Although Ping is a beautiful doctor, such as Guan Yu, there may not be one. "18, idiom: good wine and good food Pinyin: měI Jiāyáo Explanation: Jia: beautiful; Dish: Food with wine.
Wine and food. Source: Ming Lingmengchu's Surprise at the Second Moment Volume 19: "It was the day when yamen officials held a guild banquet to congratulate them on their arrival, and the wine and food were delicious.
19, idiom: Meijin academic system Pinyin: měi jǐn xué zhì Explanation: system: tailoring. Learn to tailor with good silks and satins.
It is a metaphor for handing over official positions to people with low talents. Source: Thirty-one years of Zuo Zhuan's "xianggong": "Children have beautiful brocade, so people don't have a long academic system.
Big officials, big cities, shelters? 20. Idiom: beautiful and beautiful pinyin: měi huàn měi lún Explanation: ī: numerous; Wheels: high. Describe the tall and numerous houses.
Source: Ming Cheng Dengji's "Youth Learning Qionglin" Volume III: "Beautiful and beautiful, a house of courtesy; Ken Ken Tang is a father-son comrade. " 2 1, idiom: Beauty is dying Pinyin: měi rén chí mù Explanation: The original intention is that people who do something will get old gradually.
A metaphor for feeling sad and resentful because of decline. Source: Qu Yuan's "Li Sao" in the Chu Ci of the Warring States Period: "Only the grass and trees are scattered, and the beauty is afraid of death."
22. Idiom: fly in the ointment Pinyin: měi zhōng bù zú Explanation: Generally speaking, it is good, but there are still some shortcomings. Source: Ming Lingmeng's "The First Moment of Surprise" Volume 27: "It's good to meet for the second time and meet again after separation.
3. Eight immortals crossing the sea, there are four-character idioms with fairy characters.
According to legend, when the Eight Immortals crossed the sea, they didn't need a boat, and everyone had a set of spells. Later, I said that each has its own skills or methods and competes with each other.
Driving a crane into immortality refers to the nickname of death.
Nine-day fairy refers to the fairy girl in the sky, which is a metaphor for stunning beauty.
Be on cloud nine, be on cloud nine, become immortal. It means that people's demeanor and movements are light and erratic, and it also describes people's feelings as relaxed, open and complacent.
Guanghanxian Guanghan Palace: Guanghan Palace, the legendary fairy palace on the moon. The Fairy in Guanghan Palace-Chang 'e.
Legend has it that Liu An, the king of Huainan in Han Dynasty, scattered the remaining medicine in the yard after he became immortal, and the chickens and dogs ate it and all ascended to heaven. Metaphorically, when a person becomes an official, people who have relations with him follow suit.
Fairy Mountain Qiongge Fairy Mountain: refers to Penglai, abbot and Yingzhou; Qiongge: A beautiful pavilion. The legendary place where immortals live. Now it is also a metaphor for an illusory and wonderful fantasy.
Fairy dew pearls are metaphors of charm and beauty. He also described calligraphy as elegant and mellow.
Fairy appearance and jade appearance describe women's beautiful posture and appearance.
Immortality: masculinity. Fairy demeanor, Taoist spirit. Describe people's personalities and different looks.
4. The four-word idioms beginning with the word "beauty" include those: fly in the ointment, fly in the ointment, fly in the ointment, fly in the ointment, fly in the ointment, beauty to the end of life, as beautiful as a crown jade, the dedication of the United States and Qin, flawless jade, beautiful flowers, beautiful tongue-broken, beautiful herbs, beautiful words that are not believed, beautiful interests for beauty, and beautiful people.
1, fly in the ointment
Note: Generally speaking, it is good, but there are still some shortcomings.
From: Ming Lingmengchu's "The First Moment of Surprise" Volume 27: "The second reunion, separation and reunion is a good thing; However, Mrs. Wang lost her virginity as a concubine and never got to the bottom of it. It was still a fly in the ointment. "
The second time, reunion after separation is a good thing; What happened to Mrs. Wang, who lost her virginity as a concubine and was unable to investigate and deal with crimes, was really a fly in the ointment.
Grammar: formal; As objects and attributes; Fingers are generally good.
2. beautiful
Explanation: Wheel: high; Yes: a lot. Describe a tall and gorgeous house.
From: After the Storm by Zou Taofen: "We passed a beautiful Honglihua Mansion, and the driver told us that it was a residential area for westerners and local rich people."
Grammar: combination; As predicate and attribute; Describe the tall and numerous houses.
3. Beautiful scenery
Explanation: good: beautiful; Chen: Time. Good times, good scenery.
From: Preface to the Poems of Prince Ye Wei Zhong You by Xie Lingyun in the Southern Song Dynasty: "The world is beautiful, beautiful and happy, and the four are difficult to combine."
It is difficult to have a good time, beautiful scenery, happy mood and happy things in the world at the same time.
Grammar: as predicate, attribute and complement
4. Beautiful
Explanation: victory: exhaustion. There are so many beautiful things that I can't see them at the moment.
From: Qian Qing Yong's "Gardens, Arts, Abilities and Governance": "Only one fish is beautiful."
Fish has only one characteristic, which is beauty.
Grammar: subject-predicate type; As predicate, attribute and complement; Include praise
5. Beauty is fading away
Explanation: The original meaning is that people who do something will get old slowly. A metaphor for feeling sad and resentful because of decline.
From: Qu Yuan's "Li Sao" in the Chu Ci of the Warring States Period: "Only the grass and trees are scattered, and the beauty is afraid of death."
I feel sad that I am getting old when I think that the plants and trees are dying in the autumn wind.
Grammar: subject-predicate type; Become an object; It means that time flies, but it is hard to be in the prime of life.