Prosperity: prosperity: prosperity; Prosperity: prosperity. Refers to the prosperity of the country.
Prosperity: describes the vigorous development of various undertakings and their growing prosperity.
Prosperity: describes the prosperity and vitality of a cause or economic situation.
Red tape: text: regulations and ceremonies; Hey: there are many; Section: etiquette. Excessive ceremony or etiquette. It is also a metaphor for other tedious and redundant things.
Cite a lot: cite various materials as proof.
Heavy penalties and taxes: heavy penalties and heavy taxes.
Prosperity is dying: flowers: flowers. Lush flowers are harmful to branches. Too flowery metaphor will damage the content of the article.
Flourishing: Flourishing. Metaphor is the trivial part of things.
Complex string emergency pipe: describes the lively scene of various musical instruments playing at the same time.
At the end of the complex: text: rules, rituals; Section: etiquette. Excessive ceremony and etiquette. Metaphor is trivial and redundant.
Numerous references: numerous: many; Bo: Hiro. Refers to a large number of written quotations.
Red tape: red tape: miscellaneous and complicated; Text: ceremony; Li: It's heavy. Excessive ceremony or etiquette. It is also a metaphor for other tedious and redundant things.
Numerous sounds promote festivals: numerous: miscellaneous; Urge: hurry, hurry. Dense tones, fast rhythm
Rewinding is urgent: complex: miscellaneous; Silk: stringed instruments; Tube: wind instrument. The string sound of the orchestra is dense and urgent.
2. A large number of four-character idioms are developing vigorously.
Prosperity,
Flowers are blooming,
Emergency pipe with complex pipe string,
It's huge,
Red tape,
Prosperity and strength,
Countless words,
Prosperity,
Detailed information of many branches,
The situation is complicated,
Slightly rich,
Numerous voices promote festivals,
Real people,
Fast bamboo shreds,
Fragmented,
Simple control is complicated,
Busy and damaged branches,
A foot of prosperity,
Orchestral string performance,
Various names,
A complicated drama,
Many words and complicated names,
Flowers are blooming,
Can be like a star,
All kinds of projects,
Breeding birds and extracting spines,
Inbreeding,
Countless plays,
The population is increasing every day.
Heavy punishment,
Simple,
Simplify sth by deleting superfluous things.
Prosperity and decline:
Numerous and miscellaneous:
Slightly rich:
Managing drama in a complicated way: refers to dealing with the administrative affairs of complex drama. With the "drama".
Drama: refers to the administrative affairs of cutting drama. Also known as "drama complex"
Eating less is complicated: it describes hard work and poor health. Eat less and worry less.
There are many disciples: reality: reality; Numerous: many; Acts: the masses, the masses. There are many such people.
Teeth are increasing day by day: teething: refers to population; Numerous: many. The population is increasing.
Rewinding is urgent: complex: miscellaneous; Silk: stringed instruments; Tube: wind instrument. The string sound of the orchestra is dense and urgent.
Numerous sounds promote festivals: numerous: miscellaneous; Urge: hurry, hurry. Dense tones, fast rhythm
Red tape: red tape: miscellaneous and complicated; Text: ceremony; Li: It's heavy. Excessive ceremony or etiquette. It is also a metaphor for other tedious and redundant things.
Numerous references: numerous: many; Bo: Hiro. Refers to a large number of written quotations.
Control complexity with simplicity: deal with complex things in a simple and direct way.
Ease complexity with simplicity: empire: governance, rule. Deal with complex and diverse things in a simple way.
Simplify: get rid of it; Just: the trend. Get rid of complicated parts and become concise.
Various names: refers to the kinds or names of things.
Inbreeding: refers to the mating and reproduction between closely related livestock individuals. It can be used for leading cadres to be crony within their own rights.
Urgent complex string: urgent: fast; Complex: miscellaneous. Describe the lively scene where various musical instruments are played at the same time.
Volume: A book or a chapter of a book. Describe a lot of books or a book with a big head.
Striking complex strings in a hurry: Jude said that managing complex strings is a top priority. Describe the lively scene where various musical instruments are played at the same time.
Bamboo weaving: describes the lively scene of various musical instruments playing at the same time. See "Urgent Pipe Complex String".
At the end of the complex: text: rules, rituals; Section: etiquette. Excessive ceremony and etiquette. Metaphor is trivial and redundant.
Complex string emergency pipe: describes the lively scene of various musical instruments playing at the same time.
Flourishing: Flourishing. Metaphor is the trivial part of things.
Prosperity is dying: flowers: flowers. Lush flowers are harmful to branches. Too flowery metaphor will damage the content of the article.
Heavy penalties and taxes: heavy penalties and heavy taxes.
Cite a lot: cite various materials as proof.
Many words are complicated: there are many floating words in speech or writing, and a lot of quotations are unnecessary. Multi-fingered writing is flashy.
Energy is like a star: energy is brilliant. Numerous. Shining like many stars in the sky. There are many people who can make metaphors.
Tired of its complexity: tired: disrespectful. Not too complicated; Don't bother.
Lush foliage: Dense foliage, lush.
Simplify by deleting complexity: delete: remove; Just: the trend. Get rid of complicated parts and become concise.
Red tape: text: regulations and ceremonies; Hey: there are many; Section: etiquette. Excessive ceremony or etiquette. It is also a metaphor for other tedious and redundant things.
Prosperity: describes the prosperity and vitality of a cause or economic situation.
Prosperity: describes the vigorous development of various undertakings and their growing prosperity.
Prosperity: prosperity: prosperity; Prosperity: prosperity. Refers to the prosperity of the country.
Flowers are like flowers: numerous: numerous and lush. Brocade: Brocade with colorful patterns. Many colorful flowers are just like splendid flowers. Describe beautiful scenery and beautiful things.
3. What idioms end in complexity: yǐ ji ǐ nǐ fá n Explanation: Deal with complex things in a simple and straightforward way.
Classification of idioms starting with words: Idioms starting with the letter Y are becoming more and more complicated. Pinyin: shēng chǐr fán explanation: teething: refers to the population; Numerous: many. The population is increasing.
Classification of idioms at the beginning of new words: The idioms at the beginning of the letter S are numerous. Pinyin: juàn zhào fán Interpretation: voluminous: a book or a chapter of a book. Describe a lot of books or a book with a big head.
Classification of idioms at the beginning of the volume: the idioms beginning with the letter J eat less, and things are complicated. Pinyin: shí sh m o shí fá n Explanation: See "Eating less, things are troublesome". Classification of idioms beginning with the word "eat": Idioms beginning with the letter "S" are becoming more and more complicated. Pinyin: shē ng ch ǐ r? fá n Interpretation: Tooth: refers to population; Numerous: many.
The population is increasing. Classification of idioms at the beginning of new words: The idioms at the beginning of the letter S are numerous. Pinyin: juàn zhào fán Interpretation: voluminous: a book or a chapter of a book.
Describe a lot of books or a book with a big head. Classification of idioms at the beginning of scrolls: simple and complex pinyin at the beginning of the letter J: yǐ ji ǐ nǐ fá n Interpretation: Dealing with complex things in a simple and straightforward way.
Classification of idioms that begin with words: idioms that begin with the letter Y are not tired of complicated pinyin: bù yàn qí fán Interpretation: disgust: suspicion. Not too complicated; Don't bother.
Classification of idioms beginning with the word "no": simple and complicated idioms beginning with the letter "b" Pinyin: yǐ ji ǐ nǐ fá n Interpretation: Imperial: Ruling. Deal with complex and diverse things in a simple way.
Classification of idioms beginning with words: idioms beginning with the letter Y.
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Fighting violence with violence: using; Yi: change, replace; Violence: brutality. Replace cruelty with cruelty. Refers to the change of rulers, but the autocratic rule has not changed.
Flies caused by ice: attraction. Use ice to attract flies. This is a metaphor, and things will be difficult to achieve.
Sticking to words and misinterpreting the author's original intention.
Good for good: kindness. Repay kindness with kindness.
Good for good: kindness. Complain: hatred. Don't remember other people's enemies, but give them benefits.
Fight poison with poison: cure. In Chinese medicine, it refers to the treatment of toxic drugs and other malignant diseases. Metaphor uses the contradiction of bad things themselves to oppose bad things, or for the benefit.
Throwing eggs at eggs: sharpening stones. Beat eggs with a millstone. Metaphor attacks the weak and wins.
Pass it on: take it and put it; Error: fallacy. It means to spread the original incorrect words incorrectly, and the more you spread them, the more wrong you are.
Replace what you saw with what you heard. It means not to investigate and understand in person, but to listen to what others say.
Defend by attacking, and defend by attacking.
Mistake the past: blame and deny. Attack current politics with historical stories.
After the effect, after the effect: future effect. It means to punish the criminal lightly and then see his future performance.
Fill the crown with a crown: a hat; Footwear: shoes. Mend shoes with hats. It is a metaphor for matching expensive things with cheap things.
Look at the sky with a tube: bamboo tube; Peep: to look through a small hole or gap. Look at the sky through the hole in the bamboo tube. Metaphor is narrow-minded or one-sided.
Take rules as rules: exhortation; Tang: The jade that the ancients crowned hung on both sides of their ears. Turn a deaf ear to exhortations. Metaphor is not listening to other people's advice.
Put out the fire with fire. Put out the fire with fire. Wrong metaphor is not only useless, but also harmful.
Measure yourself: guess, guess. Guess others with your own mind (mostly bad).
Control complexity with simplicity, and handle complex things with simple and straightforward methods.
Make an example of others: make people alert and not make mistakes; Effect: imitation, imitation; You: Neglect. Dealing with a bad person or a bad thing is used to warn those who learn to do bad things.
Relieve smoking addiction with wine: drunk unconscious. Relieve alcohol with wine. Metaphor is to use harmful methods to save the emergency.
5. Idioms related to complexity contain the word "complexity"
Idiom at the beginning of the word "numerous": (* * *11) [f] Flowers are like flowers, with branches damaged, flourishing, flourishing, flourishing, flourishing, flourishing, flourishing, flourishing, flourishing, flourishing, flourishing, flourishing, flourishing, flourishing.
The second word is the idiom of "complex": (***6 words) [s] Delete the complex and simplify it. There are many people who have it, and it is booming [z]
The third word is the idiom "numerous": (***7 words) [c] colorful words [d] numerous names [j] urgent management of numerous strings, urgent shooting of numerous strings, inbreeding, urgent bamboo numerous silk [m] various names.
The idiom at the end of the word "Fu": (***6 words) [b] Never tire of its complexity [j] Vast [s] Eating less is becoming more and more complicated [y] It is complicated to control simply.
6. Four-character idioms: A complete collection of four-character idioms beginning with P and its source description: hold your breath: hold your breath; Concentration: gather the spirit. Hold your breath; Concentrate. The antonym idiom [absent-minded] is angry: several situations; Table. Angry and furious. Describe extreme anger. Sometimes it also describes not giving in to reactionary forces. Antisense idiom [carefree, poised]
Amazing cases: several cases; Table; Absolutely: unique. Clap the table and applaud; The description is in place. The antonym idiom "All * * * curse"
Clap your hands and cheer Describe that people get justice; A cheerful expression when public anger is dispelled. Antisense idiom [sadness, anger, resentment]
Exclusion of dissidents: exclusion; Expelled; Dissident: a person who disagrees with himself; Generally refers to people who have serious differences or hostility on major political issues; Metaphor crowd out, clear people who disagree with their own opinions or have conflicts of interest. Also known as "excluding dissidents".
Eliminate all difficulties: row away. Remove many obstacles; Overcome various difficulties. The antonym idiom "Look forward and look back"
Avalanche: line up; Invert: flip. Push away the mountains; Overturn the sea. Describe the momentum; Huge momentum; Powerful; Overwhelming the original is "going back to the mountains and falling into the sea."
Eliminate difficulties and disputes: eliminate; Difficult: dangerous; Controversy: controversy. Eliminate danger; Mediate disputes. Now refers to the mediation of disputes between the two sides; Solve the chaos. Antisense idioms [rumors]
Climbing the dragon and attaching the phoenix: contact and attachment. Metaphor to curry favor with or take refuge in powerful and prestigious people. The antonym idiom "Stay at a respectful distance from others like passers-by"
Interleaving: bending; Wrong: staggered; Festivals: Side events. Root bending; The branches are intertwined. Describe crisscross; Dense and dense. It is also a metaphor for the complex relationship between things; It's hard to handle. Antisense idiom [concise]
Crouching tiger, hidden dragon; Hovering; Bend. A coiled dragon; A crouching tiger. Often compared to a hidden talent.
Bend the bow and bend the horse: ride in circles; Bow bend: draw the bow and prepare to launch. Riding a horse with a bow and shooting in circles. Metaphor posturing without action. Antonym idiom [I have to send it at once]
Judging by two people: judging; Evaluation; If: it seems so. Evaluate a person's performance before and after; Like two people; Very different. Antisense idiom [as always, half a catty]
If heaven and earth are worlds apart; As different as the sky and the abyss. Antonym idiom [the same thing is almost the same]
Monster: Tall and big. Describe a strong appearance; It's not really a big deal. Antisense idioms [rarely]
Onlookers know better than the parties. Antonym idiom [the authorities are fascinated]
Side door left road left: incorrect; Door: faction; Road: Road. Metaphor refers to the ideological system. It refers to something unseemly, unseemly. Antisense idiom [the only way]
Beat about the bush: next to it; Knock: Knock. Knock on the side Metaphorically speaking, the composition is obscure and tortuous; Don't express your meaning directly. Antisense idiom [call a spade a spade]
There is no one around; If; I think so. There seems to be no one around. Describe high self-esteem; An arrogant attitude. It also describes a natural and calm attitude. Antisense idioms [all]
Side by side: extensive; Signature: solicitation; Bo: extensive; Citation: quotation. Widely quoted materials as the basis and examples. Antisense idioms [arguments against poverty]
7. Idioms that begin with four words. Idioms that begin with four words:
Just in case,
Good for evil,
Make an example of others,
Died in the line of duty,
Getting earlier and earlier,
In a nutshell,
Lead by example,
Fight poison with poison,
Take one as ten,
Measure people by themselves,
Retreat for progress,
Convince people by reasoning,
And so on,
Defend and attack,
In order to see the effect,
Serve people with virtue,
Judge a book by its cover,
To meet friends,
Abuse power for personal gain,
Treat each other with courtesy,
Just in case,
Test the law,
With softness,
Pass it on,
Good for evil,
Confuse the real with the fake,
Throw eggs at stones,
Use a measuring body,
Drive flies away with fish,
Continue to be long and short.