Idiom at the beginning of Wei word
Bullying is powerful and unyielding, and its prestige is discredited. Sister Xianglin's prestige is called prestige. Completely discrediting Weifeng's threat to induce prestige is called coercion and inducement.
Idioms solitaire begins with Wei.
Awesome and unyielding → there are only a handful → countless → counting black and yellow birds → catching the enemy from behind → man can conquer the sky → unexpected events happen in the sky → family happiness → unbearable joy → prevarication → my knees are as hard as iron → the mountains are exhausted → perfection → fly in the ointment → resourcefulness → people want something → life is a matter of days → a world of difference. Family happiness → be in heaven → prevarication → My knees are like iron → irrefutable evidence → waterless → perfect → fly in the ointment → resourceful → man proposes → man conquers heaven → earth-shattering → natural → American past → the ends of the earth → prominent corners → risking his life.
The meaning of idioms at the beginning of the word Wei
1*** majestic: majestic spirit; Lin Lin: Seriously, awesome. Describe the awe-inspiring momentum or style.
2*** Mighty and unyielding: Mighty: strength, force; Qu: yield. * * * pressure can't make it yield. It means firmness and tenacity.
3*** threats and inducements: carrot and stick, trying to make people yield.
4*** Reputation: Prestige: Prestige and credibility. Prestige and credibility are all gone. Metaphor prestige and credibility completely lost.
5*** Threaten punishment to suppress things: make people obey with severe punishment.
Megatron: Fame spread all over the country and shocked the world.
7*** Wei: The power is great, and the orders must be carried out.
8*** Power and prestige: full of style and prestige.
9*** Completely discredited: completely lost its majesty and credibility.
10*** The majestic Xianglinsao: Kirin and Phoenix, ancient legends are auspicious beasts, which can only be seen in peace and prosperity. The latter metaphor is a very rare talent.
11* * Weifeng Xianglin: Kirin and Phoenix, ancient legends are auspicious symbols, which can only be seen in peace and prosperity. The latter metaphor is a very rare talent.
12*** A feather of Weifeng: It means good governance.
13*** coercion and inducement: both soft and hard, trying to make people yield.
14*** Prestige: Prestige: Prestige, Prestige; Sue: All the time; Note: Obviously. Has always been prestigious.
15*** Prestige: Prestige: Prestige, Prestige; Sue: All the time; Note: Obviously. Has always been prestigious.
Interpretation of Wei idioms
1*** Enhance prestige and store spirit: cultivate strength and store spirit.
2*** Domination: The original intention is that only kings can monopolize authority, and rewards and punishments are clear. The latter refers to abuse of power by taking advantage of his position.
3*** Parallel threat: refers to gathering prestige power.
4*** Concurrence of kindness and prestige: appeasement and coercion are carried out simultaneously.
5*** Both kindness and intimidation: appeasement and coercion are carried out at the same time. Now it also means that those in power use both kindness and punishment for their subordinates.
6*** Pay equal attention to kindness and prestige: appeasement and coercion are carried out simultaneously.
7*** Rowen Tiger Shock: Describe the imposing manner. Often describe the vigorous and clever brushwork of calligraphy.
8*** Rowen Yan Jaw: Describe the majestic appearance.
9*** Qun Dan; Wei; Strength faction; Courage: Courage. Concentrate the strength and courage of the masses. Describe the strength and courage that everyone shows when fighting bravely as a whole.
10*** Social prestige is good at power: relying on power, you can do whatever you want.
11* * abuse power for personal gain: refers to being overbearing by virtue of power.
12*** Magnificent earthquake: the rapid growth of momentum and prestige is very shocking.
13*** Wei Huaide: pregnant: missing. Fear prestige and appreciate virtue.
14*** Showing off military strength and coquetting.
15*** Show strength and charm.
16*** All-round awesome: awesome in all aspects. Describe domineering and imposing manner.
17*** Han official prestige: originally refers to the dress system of Han officials. Later, it often refers to the ruling system of the Han nationality.
18*** Good at Wei Fu: Good at: going its own way. Abuse of power, abuse of power.
19*** Xianglinsaofeng: Kirin and Phoenix, ancient legends are auspicious animals, which can only be seen in times of peace and prosperity. The latter metaphor is a very rare talent.
20*** is close at hand: the metaphor is close to the face of the son of heaven. Also refers to the face of the son of heaven. It's the same as "close at hand"
21* * Smith: leave: borrow. The fox pretended to be a tiger. Metaphor relies on the strength of others to bully others.
22*** Smith: It is a metaphor for bullying others by relying on their strength or power. Same as "Smith"
Fake Tiger Andy: I still say it is a fake tiger. Metaphor relies on the strength of others to bully others.
24*** Ke Kewei: It means that appropriate manners are convincing.
25*** Get off the bus and be overbearing: In the past, it meant that when feudal officials arrived, they exposed the clues and severely punished their subordinates. After that, it means to show each other a little strength from the beginning.
26*** Yang Wu Wei Yao: Show off force, show off force.
27*** Save your energy: Save your energy, save your energy. It's the same as "keeping reputation and keeping spirit".
28*** Show off: Yao: Show off. Show off your strength, show the wind.
29*** Domination: Originally, it means that the monarch specializes in rewards and punishments and monopolizes power. Later used to describe arrogance and abuse of power.
30*** vegetation knows its power: even vegetation knows its power. Description is very powerful.
3 1*** Be brave and show your strength.
32*** Hess Wei: He: Show off. Student: Modal particles. Woman: Magnificent. Refers to a mighty and energetic emperor or prominent figure.
33*** The power of the fox and the tiger: the power shown by the collusion between the fox and the tiger. Metaphor powerful people collude with their minions.
A person who begins with Wei as an idiom