Ⅰ What four-character idioms can be formed with Gui?
What four-character idioms can be formed with Gui:
Guizi makes fragrance
Gui Fragrant Orchid
Guilin Yizhi
Guizilan Sun
Guilin Xingyuan
Guidian Orchid Palace
Gui Gong Lan Dian
Guizhi Pieces of Jade
Gui Xin Jade Grains
Gui Wine and Pepper Pulp
Land of Gui and Jade
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Gui Zhe orchid
Gui pith and pepper paste
Lan Gui Qifang
Cuan Gui Cooking jade
Shuanggui Lianfang
Xingui rice beads
The nature of Jianggui
Guizhou-Guangxi Railway
Lanxun Guifu
Pepper burned with osmanthus
Jade grains with osmanthus
Toad Palace with cinnamon
Rice beads with osmanthus
Climb the toad to win the laurel
Xie Lanyangui
Win the laurel in the middle of the month
Pull the laurel from the toad palace
Eat the jade and cook the laurel
Chexun Dangui
Quexun Dangui
Cooking Qiongxuan Gui
Shrimp Holding Gui
Ⅱ is What four-character idioms can be formed?
Four-character phrases are a common language phenomenon in Chinese. It is widely used in speech and articles. Free four-character phrases are different from fixed phrases in that they can be dismantled and combined at will.
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The four-character words are:
1. Gratitude
Be grateful and grateful. Thank God
I can’t forget to empathize with my feelings
2. Dejected
Downcast, discouraged, disheartened, cold and dejected
Give up on everything Depressed, ecstatic and disappointed
3. Grief, mourning
The pain of the heart is like a knife cutting the skin, the sorrow is like a knife, the bones are broken, the heaven is compassionate
4. Anger
Angry beyond measure Angry in color, burning with anger, unbearable
5. Joy
Rejoicing with joy, joy falling from the sky, overjoyed
Exuberant, joyful and overjoyed
Dancing with joy Everyone is happy to clap their hands and cheer
6. Sorrow
frown, frown, frown, worry
worry like burning, anxious like fire, depressed and unhappy
7. Upset
Restless, uneasy, restless, uneasy, confused
Distraught, distraught, up and down
Fascinated, confused, confused, as if something is missing
Feeling lost and sighing, the days are like years
Sitting on pins and needles, scratching the ears and cheeks
8. Criticism
Ungrateful
Sanctimonious, duplicitous, treacherous, treason, love of the new, disgust with the old. Repay vengeance regardless of kindness
9. Four-character words to describe mood:
Relaxed and happy, contented, elated, joyful and in full bloom
Ecstatic, joyful and sad, full of sorrow and indignation, full of mixed feelings, heart-tugging and heart-tugging I can't help my heart surge, I'm passionate, I'm impassioned, I'm grateful, I'm grateful, I'm grateful, I don't forget, I feel the same, I'm downcast, I'm discouraged, I'm discouraged, I'm discouraged, I've given up, I'm lost, I'm disappointed, my heart is like a knife cutting through my skin, I'm sad, my bones are broken, I'm compassionate
10. Four words that describe expressions Words:
fuss, frighten, bewildered, bewildered, calm, dumbfounded, dumbfounded
Ⅲ What four-character idioms can be formed with can
Four-character idioms with the word "neng" Examples of idioms
Diligence can make up for shortcomings [qín néng bǔ zhuō]? Diligence can make up for shortcomings.
Powerless [wú néng wéi lì]? No use of strength. Refers to the inability to do it or the lack of strength.
Familiar [ěr shú néng xiáng]? Having heard it many times, it is so familiar that I can say it in detail.
Jealousy xián dù néng [jí xián dù néng]? To harbor resentment and jealousy towards people who are better in character and ability than oneself.
Can’t help myself [bù néng zì yǐ]? Already: Stop. Refers to the inability to control oneself and calm down the excited emotions.
Within one’s ability [lì suǒ néng jí]? What one can do: let students participate in some ~ labor.
commendable [nán néng kě guì]? Having accomplished something that is difficult to do, one’s actions are valuable and worthy of praise. Song Su Shi's "Xun Qing Lun": "These three are all so-called difficult and valuable people in the world."
Skilled craftsman [néng gōng qiǎo jiàng]? A person with excellent craftsmanship.
eloquent [néng yán shàn biàn]? Very good at talking and debating.
Ability to bend and stretch [néng qū néng shēn]?
Being able to bend and stretch means that a person can be patient when he is unsuccessful and can display his talents and ambitions when he is successful.
Hun 聩 incompetent [hūn kuì wú néng]? Hun: the eyes cannot see clearly; 聩: the ears cannot hear clearly. Dazzled, deaf, and incompetent. It is a metaphor for being confused, incapable, and unable to distinguish right from wrong.
Su Bu Xiang Neng [sù bù xiāng néng]? Neng: goodwill. It means there is always no harmony.
There is nothing I can do to help [ài mò néng zhù]? "The Book of Songs·Daya·Hao Min": "Weizhongshan has just raised him, but there is nothing he can do to help." Refers to the intention to help, but due to lack of strength or limited conditions Can't do it.
Can’t stop [yù bà bù néng]? Subjectively, I want to stop but it is impossible. "The Analects of Confucius·Zihan": "Master is always good at seducing people. He persuades me with words and invites me with courtesy. He can't stop." Stop: Stop.
Able to predict fortune [néng qiā huì suàn]? A superstitious person refers to someone who can predict the development of things and predict the future.
eloquent [néng shuō huì dào]? Refers to being good at expressing with words and good at speaking.
Practice makes perfect [shú néng shēng qiǎo]? Once you are proficient in work, skills, etc., you will be able to come up with ingenious solutions.
Omnipotent [wú suǒ bù néng]? There is nothing that cannot be done. It means you can do everything.
Capable people work harder [néng zhě ō láo]? Capable people work harder. "Liezi: Lie Yukou": "Those who are skillful work hard and know (wisdom), while those who are incompetent have nothing to ask for, and those who are full are satisfied." Neng: Capable. Lao: toil, toil.
Ⅳ How to form easy four-letter words
Easier said than done, hard work, easy to catch a cold, easy to have an accident.
Ⅳ What four-character idioms can be formed by chatting?
The four-character idioms formed by chatting are:
Chatting is better than chatting, people are not living in poverty, chatting to relieve blame, chatting to comfort ,
Extremely boring, totally bored, chatting for a laugh, out of boredom,
Chatting to prepare for the situation, chatting to distract oneself, chatting to relieve ridicule, chatting to entertain oneself,
It is better to talk about death than nothing. It is better to talk about life than to talk about life.
How to form four-letter words in Ⅵ
The shortcomings of family affairs are like the shortcomings of family members. Refers to the trivial matters of family daily life.
People on the road sing and sing, and people in the alleys dance. Describes the peaceful scene where people are happy and happy.
Tu Ge Li Yong describes the scene of peace and prosperity of the country and the joy of the people. Same as "Tu Ge Yi Chan".
Cooperate with the outside and respond with the inside. Attack from the outside and respond from the inside.
Ⅶ How to form a four-character idiom
with no good intentions,
idle around, be content with oneself
reconcile,
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So high-spirited,
Tasty and lazy,
Rebuilding the old good,
Good intentions,
Winning people's favor,
Mr. Ye loves dragons,
is competitive,
likes to do things for himself,
is thankless,
likes to talk,
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Good words,
Good teacher,
Good things come hard,
Good intentions,
Just right,
What a great success,
Great rivers and mountains,
It’s good to enjoy the shade under the big tree,
I don’t know what is good or bad,
The scars are healed and forgotten No pain,
Good sir,
Good voice and good mood,
Happy marriage for a hundred years,
Good flowers and full moon,
Specialty
Ⅷ How to compose the four-character idiom "meaning something to open something"
There are no idioms about "meaning something to open something". The only idioms containing "meaning" and "kai" are: imaginative and open ( Also: whimsical).
Pronunciation: [ yì xiǎng tiān kāi ]
Definition: A metaphor for bizarre and unrealistic ideas. Tiankai: a metaphor for things that are out of thin air and do not exist at all.
Source: Chapter 81 of "Flowers in the Mirror" by Li Ruzhen of the Qing Dynasty: "This can be said to be imaginative."
Translation: This is called a bizarre and unrealistic idea. . (8) Extended reading on how to form a four-character idiom about feeling
Synonyms: random thoughts
Pronunciation: [ hú sī luàn xiǎng ]
Definition: unfounded or irrelevant Think realistically.
Source: "The Complete Book of Zhu Xi·Xue": "It is advisable to set up a course during daily use, and don't think so wildly, it is too late."
Translation: You should work more on your homework during the day, study hard, and don't think unrealistically. Time passes and the past will never come back.
Ⅸ What four-character idioms can be formed with pain?
1) Learn from the pain: It refers to thinking about the pain you suffered at that time after the sad mood has calmed down. It often means to be wary of the future.
2) Overwhelmed with grief: Too sad to want to live. Describes extreme grief.
3) Drink Huanglong: Huanglong: that is, Huanglong Mansion, whose jurisdiction is in the present-day Jilin area, which is the belly of the Jin people. It originally meant to conquer the enemy's capital and hold a banquet to celebrate the victory. Later, it generally refers to drinking happily in order to defeat the enemy.
4) Deep hatred: extreme hatred and disgust.
5) Slanderous and slanderous: slander as much as you want and use ugly words to slander.
6) Acupuncture for pain: Acupuncture: an ancient treatment method using Bianstone as needles. It is a metaphor for criticizing mistakes sharply so that they can be corrected.
7) Heartbroken: Describes extreme sadness.
8) Sad and sick: Still sad and sad. Describes extremely sad and angry.
9) Heartache: Headache: Headache. It describes hatred to the extreme.
10) Heartbroken: Describing extreme grief and indignation.
11) Heartbreaking: The pain penetrates to the bones. Describes extreme grief and indignation. It also describes the depth of pain.
12) Heartbroken: describes being extremely sad.
13) Sad and sad: describes extreme sorrow.
14) Pain and itch related: describe the close relationship between each other.
15) Heartbreaking: describes extreme grief.
16) Pain oneself to create ai: refers to completely correcting one's mistakes and starting a new life.
17) Pain to the bone: Pain to the bone. Metaphor of hatred or extreme sadness.
18) Drenched with joy: dripping with joy: feel good. The description is very pleasant.
19) Cry bitterly: tears: tears. Describes being extremely sad.
20) Suppress with pain and oppression: Make every effort to eliminate the pursuit.
21) It hurts to change the past. Completely correct the mistakes made before. Pamper, wash.
22) Regret: Completely regret the mistakes made in the past.
23) Heartbroken: describes extreme grief.
24) To change one’s past mistakes: painful: completely; wrong: wrong. Completely correct the mistakes made before.
Contains the idiom meaning of the word "pain"
1) Devastated: extremely sad. Describes extreme grief.
2) Headache and brain fever: generally refers to ordinary minor illnesses or minor disasters. Same as "headache and brain fever".
3) Headache and forehead heat: generally refers to ordinary minor illnesses or minor disasters. Same as "headache and brain fever".
4) Don’t do things that make your own people feel sad and your enemies happy. Refers to a certain kind of action that only benefits the enemy and does not benefit oneself.
5) Being afraid of pain and itching: a metaphor for being timid and full of worries.
6) Acute pain attacking the heart: feeling extremely anxious and sad.
7) Drenched in pain: describes very enjoyable. Same as "heartily".
8) No pain or itch: neither pain nor itch. The original description is an indescribable discomfort. Many metaphors do not touch the essence, do not hit the point, and do not solve the problem.
9) Devastated: absolutely: exhausted. Extremely sad.
10) The pain is still great: it means the trauma is deep and the grief is long-lasting. Also known as "the pain is still great".
11) Calm and happy: strong and fluent, vigorous and hearty. Describe poetry and calligraphy as vigorous and fluent.
12) Calm and happy: strong and fluent, vigorous and hearty. Describe poetry and calligraphy as vigorous and fluent.
13) I don’t know the pain or itching: I don’t know whether it is painful or itchy. Metaphor for being inconsiderate and uncaring.
14) Don’t care about pain and itching: pain and itching: a metaphor for pain or important things. A metaphor for something closely related. It means it has nothing to do with one's own interests.
15) Holding one’s head and crying: refers to being very sad or moved, holding one’s head and crying loudly.
16) Huanglong drinks: refers to completely defeating the enemy and celebrating victory.
17) Heartbroken: ① Sad to the extreme. ②Hate it to the extreme.
18) Gritting with hatred: describing extreme resentment.
19) Gritting one's teeth: Gritting one's teeth: Gritting one's teeth; Gritting one's heart: describing the deep hatred in one's heart. Describes extreme resentment.
20) Light pity and pity: describes all kinds of love and affection. Same as "light pity and heavy pity".
21) Deep aversion: disgust: disgust; pain: hatred. Refers to extreme hatred and hatred for someone or something.
22) Deeply hate and hate: Jealousy: Hatred. Extremely disgusted and hated.
23) Deeply hate: evil: disgust; pain: hatred; Jue: extremely. Refers to extreme hatred and hatred for someone or something.
24) Indifferent: Pain: a metaphor for pain or important things. It means that it has nothing to do with one's own interests or is insignificant.
25) Weeping bitterly in Xitai: Wen Tianxiang failed to resist the Yuan Dynasty and was killed in the late Song Dynasty. Eight years later, Xie Ao and his friends went to the West Terrace to mourn and mourn, and wrote "The Crying Notes of the West Terrace" to record the incident. Later it was used to refer to the pain of country subjugation.
26) To hit head-on: head-on: head-on, to the head; pain: hard. Go up and give the enemy a hard blow.
27) Peeling each other’s sores: a metaphor for exposing each other’s secrets.
28) Reminiscing about the present and regretting the past: Reminiscing about the past due to the things in front of you. Same as "Remembering the present and mourning the past".
29) Severe trauma and deep pain: refers to severe trauma and deep pain.
30) Huge pain: a metaphor for suffering huge trauma and extreme pain. Huge. Same as "gi", big.
31) The pain is still severe: it refers to the deep trauma and long-lasting grief. The same as "the pain is still great".
32) Huge and deep pain: wound: trauma; pain: pain. Very traumatized and in deep pain. It originally refers to mourning the loss of a parent, as if the body has been severely injured. Houduo is a metaphor for suffering great harm and pain.
Ⅹ Four-character words composed of feelings
Sentiment,
Gratitude,
Mixed feelings,
Empathy ,
Extremely grateful,
Full of emotions,
Emotional, dedicated
True feelings,
A touching sense of sadness,
A sense of the five inner beings,
The sense of wind and trees,
A sense of forgetfulness,
A feeling of admiration both inside and outside,
External feelings and internal injuries,
Feelings of sadness,
Feelings of gratitude for two days,
Feelings of sorrow for heaven and earth,
Feelings of sadness Naughty beauty,
Sadness about middle age,
Feelings about it,
Feeling about the old when the new comes,
Feelings about old things,
Feelings of heaven and earth,
Feelings of past and present,
Tears of gratitude,
Heart-touching,
Gratitude pictures,
Feelings about the Five Elements of Seal Script,
Feelings about times and events,
Feelings about the relationship between heaven and man
Feelings of admiration and admiration,
The sense of knowing something,
The sadness of the past,
The sadness of the heart,
The sense of separation from the world,
Loyalty and righteousness Feeling,
To hold things together,
To hold things to feel,
To feel a sense of retreat