There is no such idiom as you said. Here is an idiom with the last word as the volume, which can help you if necessary.
Put down: put down; Volume: refers to books. Books never leave their hands. Describe being diligent and eager to learn.
Wind-driven coils are described as being as fast as lightning. At lightning speed.
The wind and clouds swept by quickly.
Blue light and yellow books. Study hard all your life.
Thousands of books in the chest means reading a lot of books.
The scroll of clouds depicts countless gestures and colors.
As the clouds swept away, the gas suddenly gathered and rolled up like a cushion. Describe coming and going quickly and with great momentum.
2. The four-character idiom at the beginning of Sang is that an ancient man was born and shot people with a bow made by Sang Mu and an arrow made by Peng Cao, which means that he is ambitious.
Sangjianpu Shangsang was built on Pushui, which was the place to defend the country in ancient times. Ancient refers to the wind of lewdness. Later it also refers to a tryst between men and women.
Mulberry falls like mulberry leaves, and the house falls. Describe the situation out of control.
Mulberry urn pivot: the pivot on the door; Urn: A simple window. Using mulberry as the door shaft and cylinder as the window is a metaphor for a poor family.
Change fields: farmland. The sea becomes a mulberry field, and the mulberry field becomes the sea. Things have changed a lot.
The afterglow of sunset in Mulberry Twilight shines on the treetops of Sang Yu. Refers to the night. Metaphor is old age.
Covenant between mulberry trees: between mulberry trees. A secret agreement between a man and a woman.
Hu Sang Artemisia Arrow refers to the ceremony inspired by Husangpengya. Artemisia argyi, Artemisia argyi.
Mulberry branches are doors, and sticks are pivots. Describe a humble family and a poor family.
Mulberry shed takes mulberry branches as doors and vertical shed strips as fulcrums. Describe a poor family.
Mulberry branches are doors, and sticks are pivots. Describe a humble family and a poor family.
Sang's voice refers to the music of * * *.
Mulberry poems refer to poems describing the love between men and women.
Mulberry Covenant refers to a date between a man and a woman.
Sang Shuwei takes the mulberry shaft, which is the door axis of Sang Mu. Wei Dai, plain belt. Later, it was used to describe the poor and the poor.
Mulberry urn with Sang Mu as the door axis, broken urn as the window. Describe a poor family.
Mulberry fields, blue sea and sea become mulberry fields, and mulberry fields become sea. Things have changed a lot. Same as "Sang Tian Cang Hai".
Plan ahead is a metaphor for being diligent in business and planning ahead.
Preventing mulberry soil is a metaphor for nip in the bud.
The plan of mulberry soil is a metaphor for being diligent in business planning and preventing problems before they happen.
Mulberry shade does not migrate, indicating that people are congenial and have known each other for a long time. It also means that time is pressing.
Mulberry trees don't move, indicating that people are congenial and haven't known each other for long. It also means that time is pressing. The same as "mulberry trees don't move."
The afterglow of the sunset at the end of Sang Yu shines on the treetops of Sang Yu. Refers to the night. Metaphor is old age. Same as Mulberry Twilight Scene.
Sang Yu's scene refers to his later years.
The joy of mulberry refers to the combination of men and women who do not obey the etiquette.
3. What are the four-word idioms about "rain"?
1, plan ahead, plan ahead. Interpretation of The Book of Songs: Tightly Bound. It hasn't rained yet, so tie up the doors and windows first. Metaphor is to prepare in advance.
2. Sweat like rain, pinyin, Hu and hà n ché ng y allusions are connected into a curtain, and the curtain rises, sweating like rain. Interpretation of the Warring States Policy: Sprinkle, Splash. Wipe your sweat with your hands, and it will spill like rain. Describe many people.
3, pouring rain pinyin [qě ng pé nà y ǔ] explanation: the rain is as big as the water in the basin. Describe the urgency of the rain. From: Tang Du Fu's poem "Bai Di": "Clouds come out of Bai Di City, and the rain turns over the basin."
4. The pinyin interpretation of Niumao Mao Mao Rain [niú máo xì yǔ]:] refers to the fine rain in Mao Mao. From: Liang Qing Shaoren's "Essays on Two Kinds of Autumn Rain Temples" Volume 5: "The drizzle of cattle hair sends the setting sun."
5, call the wind and call the rain [H臻 ng Huà ny ǔ] explanation: used to refer to the magic of immortal Taoist priests. Now it is a metaphor, and human beings have great power to dominate nature. It can also be said that reactionary forces are rampant. From: Sun Song Yong's "Journey to the Stream": "You can't stop painting the birds at the head of the stream."
Pronunciation of sweating: [Hu chàn rúyǔ]
Explanation:
1, swing: spill, splash. Describe being hot and sweaty.
2, from: "The Warring States Policy Qi Ce I": "Even clothes become curtains, holding curtains, sweating into rain."
3. Example: His people are all squatting on the ground. ◎ Notes on Cloud Five Notes of Yuewei Caotang Summer in Luanyang.
4. Grammar: Part-time style; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; Describe fatigue or excessive sweating.
Make sentences:
1, sweating through the summer, it also needs a little mental strength.
I used to sweat profusely in Chongqing, a huge city far from the upper reaches of the Yangtze River and with rapid economic growth.
With the development of technology, machines are increasingly replacing workers. It's been a long time since thousands of workers sweated in the warehouse.
But I can't forget the scene of my parents sweating in the sun.
5. Watching them laboriously move the huge machine up the slope, sweating profusely and cursing incessantly made the dwarf laugh.
4. The lonely four-character idiom "The well destroys the wall and collapses". Describe the desolation of the hut.
Source: Lu Xun's poem "Outside the Collection (Title Sanyi Tower)": "Run to kill people, lose the well and leave hungry pigeons."
A barren land where nothing grows. Describe desolation and barren.
Source: "Biography of the Ram in the Twelve Years of Gong Xuan": "The Barren Land of Tin."
Thousands of miles of red land: empty. Describe a scene where a large amount of land is barren caused by natural disasters or wars.
Source: Ten Years of Han Feizi: "The drought in Jin is thousands of miles away."
The land is vast and the people want a big place, but there are few people. With "vast territory and sparse population".
Source: Biography of Historical Records and Huo Zhi: "The more Chu is, the wider people are."
The land is vast and sparsely populated, and the place is vast and sparsely populated.
Source: History of Han Geography: "The customs are very different, and the land is vast and sparsely populated."
Tianya is a metaphor for distant places or far apart.
Source: Southern Dynasty Chen's "When Emperor Wu took a photo with Lingnan Tusi": "and heaven remains our neighbourhood, with a long corner, seems to have feelings."
The land is vast and sparsely populated, and the land is vast and sparsely populated.
Source: History of Han Geography: "The customs are very different, and the land is vast and sparsely populated."
Broken walls: A short wall. Residual and collapsed walls. Describe the scene of ruins.
Source: Qing Wu Ren Jian's "The Present Situation of Wonders Witnessed in Twenty Years", the first time 1 18: "When I walked to the door of Manjusri Farm, it was also near the garden. When I looked up, I saw the ruins and ruins, and it was desolate. Look at that scene, it's all burned. "
Guanshan blocks the pass, and Guanshan blocks the isolation. Describe the road is difficult and difficult to communicate.
Source: Jacky Dehui's "Xiang Mei", the first discount: "There is no doubt that he will go home, the road is difficult, and the mountains are separated. When will this marriage get married? "
Wilderness: refers to the place where households, residents and people live in a smoky place. Describe a remote and desolate place, where you can't see others.
Source: Mu Xin's "Journey to the Southern Line and the Battle of Xichang Liberation": "The officers and men of the army were hungry and cold, and climbed over more than 4,200 meters of uninhabited mountains."
Dogs and chickens can't smell it, describing it as extremely desolate and lonely.
5. The four-word idiom describing clouds is Ruicai Xiangyun.
Color clouds are easy to disperse,
Xiangyun ruicai
Turbulent clouds and mysterious guests cover the sun and dry clouds like clouds.
White clouds and pale dogs poke clouds and see the sun without knowing what to say.
Clouds cover the sun, clouds are abnormal, and clouds are rich.
The wind and cloud suddenly changed, and the clouds dispersed.
Sing into the clouds, soar into the clouds, dry the clouds and cover the sky.
The viewer is like a cloud, and the dark clouds crush the city and destroy the clouds.
Cracking rocks and piercing clouds, carving the moon and cutting clouds, Lingyun's ambition flies without rain.
Clouds and mud are pouring into the sky, and there must be clouds and rain.
Clouds resound through the sky, very sonorous clouds are fluttering, and clouds in wild cranes are starting.
A scale and a half claws, a Yunlong, a wind tiger, a Yunlong, a well frog, a scale and a claw.
Yun Ni Book Road Yun Ni's Parting: Yun Qi, Dragon Turning, Clouds Gathering, Fog Gathering, Cloudy.
Wandering stops, clouds disappear, clouds rise and Xia Wei disappears.