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[Interpretation] Talent: refers to a person with both ability and political integrity or a person with a certain specialty. Gigi: A lot of appearances. There are many talented people. Gigi: A lot of appearances.
[Language] Sixty-two times; "Leap minister see talent; Very happy. "
[Pronunciation] Economy; Can't be pronounced "j".
[Appearance discrimination] economy; Can't write "self".
There are many talented people.
Look at the picture and guess the third word of the idiom: time flies. Idle away time. Idle away time.
Long road: the sun goes down. It's a long way and the sun sets. There are still many things to do, but time is running out.
The weather is sunny, breezy and sunny. Describe sunny and warm weather.
The wind is calm and the sun is warm.
Metaphorically speaking, although my accomplishments are deep, I still need to practice and improve. Metaphor has reached a high level, but it is still not satisfied, and further efforts are needed.
What idiom is it? I guess the third one is angry
Hu Xiaoling
Explain the risk: rise. Describe anger to the extreme.
Tao Juyin's Biography of Six Gentlemen of Safety: "Zhang Taiyan has been running the People's Daily for many years, and once he was punished and rejected, he couldn't help but fly into a rage."
Structural subject-predicate form.
Usage is generally used as object, predicate and adverbial.
Discrimination 3; Can't write "mountain"
Synonym anger
The antonym is calm.
Example: You are too angry; Always ~; How can we do a good job in gay relations? Do social work well?
Look at the picture and guess the third word of idiom 986.
Wu Zetian
It shows that Taoism believes that everything in the world is born, and everything is born without it. Say nothing. Metaphor has no facts and is fabricated out of thin air.
The source "Laozi": "Everything in the world is born with it, and it is born without it."
Structural subject-predicate form.
Usage is used as a derogatory term. Used to point out a bad purpose; Fabricate out of thin air; Frame others. Generally used as predicate and object.
Pronunciation is positive; It can't be pronounced "sēnɡ". "
Distinguish students; Can't write "l"
Tell a lie, make trouble.
Antonyms are irrefutable, irrefutable.
Discrimination ~ and "causing trouble" both mean something out of nothing. But ~ emphasizes fabrication out of thin air; Deliberately create trouble; Have a motive to hurt people; And "causing trouble" focuses on causing trouble; Cause a quarrel; Still unintentional; Or on purpose.
example sentence
(1) lies fabricated by American news organizations. Distort our consistent policy.
(2) Some people; Always liked ~; Sow discord among people.
Look at the picture and guess the third idiom is wild 1 idle clouds and wild cranes: unrestrained. Floating clouds and wild cranes. Always refers to people who are idle and out of the world.
Idle flowers, weeds, wild flowers are a metaphor for women whose men are playing outside their wives.
Spring breeze and wildfire are metaphors of rapid trends.
Village wine, wild vegetables, wine brewed in the country, vegetables grown in the field. Describe the lack of food and wine, living in poverty.
Lonely ghosts are metaphors for people who have no support and are in trouble.
Wolf ambition Wolf: Wolf cub. Young as the wolf is, he is fierce by nature. Metaphor is cruel and vicious, and habits are hard to change.
Official unofficial history: A small official in ancient times, who told emperors about alleys and hearsay for their reference. Later, he called novels or novelists official. Refers to old novels and privately compiled history books.
Villagers used to refer to farmers and old people living in rural areas.
Siege city: city. Attack the city and fight wild.
Lonely clouds and wild cranes used to refer to people who are idle and do not seek fame and fortune.
Domestic chickens and wild owls are metaphors of different calligraphy styles. It is also a metaphor that people love novelty and hate ordinary.
Domestic pheasant: pheasant. The original intention is that Jin Ba's calligraphy is compared with a chicken raised by a writer, and Wang Xizhi's calligraphy is compared with a pheasant to show the distance. It is also a metaphor for people or things with different styles.
A two-legged wild fox is a metaphor for a treacherous person.
Qidong Wild Words Qidong: East of Qi; The words of a countryman. Mencius despised the peasants and thought that what they said was unfounded and could not be listened to. The metaphor is absurd and groundless.
Mountain vegetables: cooked fish; Sue: Wild vegetables. Refers to the game and wild vegetables in the mountains.
Wild caves: caves; Location: residence. Living in a cave, living in the wilderness. Describe the living conditions of primitive people.
The branches of the wild deer and the branches of the treetops indicate that the ancient kings were indifferent and inaction; A wild deer is a metaphor for a released and complacent person. Later refers to Archaean times.
The ambition of the jackal is a metaphor for the evil intentions of the bad guys.
Look at the pictures and guess the idioms. The third word is xing. How to pronounce successfully or wrongly?
Idiom: Success or failure promotes waste.
Pinyin: ché ng bà i x and ng f è i.
Explanation: success or failure, rise or decline.
Source: Yue's "Han Ji Cheng Di Ji II": "The Taoist flows out of the historian, or succeeds or fails, and then knows that he wants to take power, so there is nothing he can do."
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Sighing expression.
Idiom: I am glad to cut my hands.
Pinyin: è wàn xīng jiē ī
Explanation: grasping the wrist: holding the wrist with your hand; Oh: alas. Hold your wrist with your hand and let out a long sigh. Describe an emotional sigh.
Source: Cai Dongfan's Popular Romance of the Republic of China 10 1: "Therefore, officials and people are all tired.
Eradicate things that are harmful to the people and build a career for the people.
Idiom: Eliminating pests and promoting profit
Pinyin: chú hà i x and ng l √.
Description: eradicate things harmful to the people and start businesses beneficial to the people.
Source: "Guanzi Governing the Country": "Good is good for the people, so everyone in the world belongs to it."
Example:
Synonym: promote benefits and eliminate pests, promote.
Set things right and promote governance.
Idiom: Set things right and promote governance.
Pinyin: b
Description: Settle the troubled times and begin to govern.
Source: Jinchangqu's "Praise of Huayang National Records and Saints": "There are thousands of people in order to benefit the satrap, stir up chaos and promote governance."
Happy, happy.
Idiom: Fuqi Street
Pinyin: f ǔ b ǔ x ǔ ng Ji ǔ
Explanation: moustache: thighs, thighs; Sigh. Touch your thighs and sigh. Refers to the long-term carefree, idle sigh.
Source: Cai Dongfan's "Popular Romance of the Republic of China" 96: "Urgent for good luck."
Gu Jing xing Huai
Idiom: Gu Jing Xing Huai
Bopomofo
Explanation: Seeing the scene in front of you will produce some feelings.
Source: Song Zhou Mi's "Old Wulin Stories" Volume 5: "There are ripples of water between stones, and I don't know when it will start. In the meantime, I can't remember the nomination of tourists in the Tang and Song Dynasties. Do tourists care about the scenery?
What you see makes you sad.
Idiom: it hurts to see things.
Pinyin: d incarnation
Explanation: Seeing things related to old friends can cause sadness.
Source: Ding's "Yu Jingtai Ji Xin Liu Ting Poetry": "Seeing something suddenly makes people sad and makes them feel like crying."
Example:
Synonym: solo injury
Various developments of human and material changes
Idiom: rise and fall promote waste.
Pinyin: Shè ng Shu ā i x and ng f è i.
Explanation: Sheng: prosperity; Fade: Fade; Xing: prosperous; Scrap: Scrap. Refers to various situations in which people and things change and develop.
Source: Wang Song Anshi's Sacrifice to Ouyang Wenzhong: "Woo! The theory of ups and downs, since?
Rise and fall after extinction
Idiom: Rise and Fall after Death
Pinyin: jijué x: ng wá ng
Explanation: absolutely: cut off; Death: extinction. Restore the ruined country and continue the broken family.
Source: Biography of Jin Shu Liu Kun: "If you call it, you will be reborn and look forward to it."
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Coix lachryma-jobi promotes slander.
Idiom: Coix lachryma-jobi propagandizes and slanders.
Pinyin: y y ǐ x and ng bà ng
Description: Coix lachryma-jobi is a perennial herb, and its fruit can be used for wine making and medicine. Coix seed was said to be a pearl by people who entered the field. Metaphor is wrongly flattered and wronged.
Source: "The History of the Later Han Dynasty Wu Youchuan": "Is this an adult's arrogance?
Wechat looks at the picture and guesses that the third word of the idiom is Yan Huan and Yan Feishou.
Singing and dancing,
These idioms are
Look at the picture and guess the idiom. The third word is an idiom that follows the word. Do as Romans do in Rome.
Anytime, anywhere,
Marry a chicken with a chicken, marry a dog with a dog,
Go hand in hand,
Waste is straight and shape,
Marry a dog and a dog,
Fly with the wind,
Shoulder to shoulder with heels,
Marry a chicken and follow it,
Shorten and adapt,
There are flowers and willows,
Water-based evil,
When in Rome, do as the Romans do,
Cai Feng sings,
Willing to part at any time,
At any time,
Practice ink with the enemy,
Improvise,
Ganyu truck,
Spiritual rain comes with the car,
Guan Zhong followed the horse,
At any time,
Kill people at any time,
Follow Qian Zhe
Look at the pictures and guess the idioms. There is an old man. The third word is tong fa.
hè fà tóng yán
[Interpretation] Crane hair: white hair; Child's eye: a red face. Full of white hair; Her face is as rosy as a child. Describe the old man's good complexion; Have spirit.
[Language] Tang Tianying's poetry collection "Sleepwalking in Luofu Yushantang": "Talking to yourself is not a god or a fairy; The crane is childlike. "
[Pronunciation] Hair; It can't be pronounced as "fā".
[shape discrimination] Yan; Can't write "Yan"
renew one's youth
[Antonym] Aging before you get old.