Detailed explanation of related idioms
Team after team
Spelling: zhúdu√chéng qn
Describe many people:
[Example] Peng Qingyangou's "Nigger" is the fifth time: "The criminals wandering the streets are in droves; Look at those idle people wandering in the street, occupying all the streets. "
Many people take turns ordering food.
Spelling: Xun xíng zhúduì.
Jude said in droves. Describe how many people form teams in turn:
[Example] Feng Ming Menglong's "Ancient and Modern Novels" Volume 5: "Everyone looks for a first-line team, each sitting on his head and begging for wine."
Many people or animals form groups and teams.
Spelling: chéng bāng Jie duì √.
Jude said in droves. Describe how many people form teams in turn:
[Example] Feng Ming Menglong's "Ancient and Modern Novels" Volume 5: "Everyone looks for a first-line team, each sitting on his head and begging for wine."
Choose a general among the dwarves.
Spelling: ウ my wordЖ
Reluctantly choose. Metaphor is small, it is difficult to choose the right person:
[Example] Qing Li wrote "Tower of Gold" on the 12th floor: "How to choose a general in the Dwarf Team? "
common people
Spelling:
Metaphor rabble:
[Example] The second Liu Experience Poetry: "Fu Jian once plundered the countryside, and there were many bees and ants."
2. Four-word idiom What group and what team: in groups Pronunciation: chéng qún jié duì Interpretation: It means that many people or animals form groups and teams.
It describes that many people or animals naturally gather together, and later it is also a metaphor for unity. Usage: as predicate, attribute and adverbial.
Source: Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms in the Ming Dynasty, the ninety-fifth time: "Suddenly the residents in the mountains came in droves and reported that Wei Bing had arrived." Suddenly, people from the mountains came one after another, and it was reported that the army of the Western Wei Dynasty had arrived.
The antonym of extended data is 1, and it's like a shadow. Pronunciation: xí xíng dān yǐng zhī: Definition: describes being alone without a companion. From: Han Yu's Sacrifice to Twelve Lang in the Tang Dynasty: "Inherit the latter from the ancestors, and both of them are unique in their grandchildren and sons.
Inheriting the descendants of my late father, there are only you in my grandchildren and only me in my sons. There is only one person left in the Han family for two generations, and it is lonely.
2, inseparable Pinyin: xíng yǐng xiāng diào Interpretation: Only when your body and shadow are together can you express your condolences to each other. Describe being very lonely and without a partner.
Analysis: shape refers to the body; H: My condolences. From: Shi Mi of Jin Dynasty, Chen Qingbiao: Alone and inseparable.
I am alone, only sympathetic to my own figure.
3. What is the four-word idiom "Smile, chase the wind every day, chase the wind and electricity, compete for fame and profit, and compete for the Central Plains"?
First, smile.
Explanation: I am happy to keep my eyes open.
From: Ming Lingmengchu's Surprise at the First Moment: "The mother just turned her worries into joy and smiled and said,' Thank you for the glory of her son; Sometimes you have to work hard. "
The mother turned her worries into happiness and said happily, "Thank you for my son's extraordinary talent and hard work."
Second, chasing the wind day by day
Description: It is described as extremely fast. The multi-fingered horse galloped at full speed.
From: Tang Yangjiong's Tombstone of the General Liang Gong of the Later Zhou Dynasty: "Make great efforts to govern, and follow the wind every day."
Inspired, let Ma Tiantian chase after the wind and the sun.
Third, chasing the wind and electricity.
Description: It is described as extremely fast. The multi-fingered horse galloped at full speed.
From: Liu Zhou's "New Theory on Knowing People and Discussing the World" in the Northern Qi Dynasty: "Therefore, the friendship between Confucius and Ma has not been driven by the wind, and the dust has disappeared, but it has seen a quick trend. "
Therefore, Kong is a horse lover. Although he didn't fly so fast, there was no dust and shadow, but the situation of speed had already appeared.
Fourth, strive for fame and gain.
Explanation: Fight for fame and gain.
From: Liu Xiang in the Western Han Dynasty, "The Warring States Policy and Qin Ce": "I heard that those who compete for fame are in the DPRK and those who compete for profits are in the city."
It is said that most people who compete for fame and fortune are above the imperial court, and most people who compete for money come from the streets.
Five, competing for the Central Plains
Explanation: one by one: catch up; Deer: refers to the object of being rounded up, often compared to the throne and political power. Refers to the rise of the group and compete for the world.
From: Sima Qian in the Western Han Dynasty, Biography of Historical Records and Huaiyin Hou: "Qin lost his deer, and the world chased it away."
Qin lost the object of being rounded up, and everyone in the world ran for it.
4. What four-word words can be grouped? Which four words can be grouped: which door is open and which one is noisy.
Which pinyin: n, n √, na, né
Explanation:
Which man: (ㄋㄚˇ)
Interrogative words, followed by nouns or quantifiers, indicate that the requirements are certain within the scope of the question: what kind?
Which něi(ㄋㄟˇ)
Consonants of "which" and "one", but the number is not limited to one: which. What year? What time? Which ones?
Na(˙ㄋㄚ)
The auxiliary word "ah" is influenced by the vowel n of the previous word: Come on.
This is why (ㄋㄜˊ)
[Nezha] The name of a god in ancient China mythology ("Yi" is pronounced softly).
Extended data
Chinese character strokes:
Related words:
1, when [n m: hur]
Ask about a time in the past or in the future.
2. What kind?
Interrogative pronouns.
3, which pinch some [n m: ni ēēē]
Guizhou dialect, what do you mean?
4, iborra [y and fó n m].
Gypsum name
5. Which door has started?
What's going on here?
Similarity characteristics: that
That pinyin: nà
Explanation:
1. Pronouns, like this: Let's do this. Not that much. That man. That temper.
2. Conjunction, corresponding to the previous "if" and "if", means to advocate the due result or make a judgment: if the enemy does not surrender, then destroy him.
5. What four-character idioms and idioms can he form?
Breeze and drizzle,
The weather is fine,
Harmony,
A cheerful face,
Live in harmony,
Amiable,
High and low,
Echo,
Harmonious economy,
Echo each other,
Confess,
Monks who become monks can't run out of the temple.
Be a monk for a day and hit the bell for a day.
Calm down,
Peace * * *,
Monk Zhang Er,
Kindness makes money,
Peace of mind,
Healthy and harmonious heart,
Thanks to the world,
Adhere to virtue and harmony,
The right place and the right person,
Hui feng and Chang,
He Chun Jingming,
Harmony between harp and harp,
Monks from far away read scriptures,
Salt pond is peaceful,
Jade candle harmony
Singing more overlapping,
Live in harmony with dust,
Two heads and a fan,
Amiable,
Spring breeze and kindness,
Living in groups,
Heart alcohol and gas are in harmony,
Without the harmony of singing,
And sui zhizhen,
Scold thieves and look at monks,
Snow is hard to reconcile,
Humble and light,
Cheer up,
In the age of abundance,
Six parents are at odds,
Harmonious and auspicious,
Reconcile yin and yang,
Sing the same song,
Make peace,
Xie Feng Luan He,
Husband and wife and Ming,
Yang and qi pricking,
Xie He's appointment,
Fish and water are in harmony,
You can't have it both ways.
Male singers and female singers,
Reconcile ding Miao,
Harmony in diversity