Question 2: What stereotyped phrases or short sentences are there in the idiom vocabulary? Chinese idioms have fixed structural forms and fixed expressions, which indicate certain meanings. They are used as a whole in a sentence. Most of them are four words, and there are idioms with more than three words. Some idioms are even divided into two parts separated by commas.
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The so-called idiom is a fixed phrase formed by long-term use and tempering in language. It is a language unit larger than a word, and its grammatical function is equivalent to a word.
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Idioms are generally four-character, but there are also two-character, three-character and five-character idioms. Such as "pot calling the kettle black", "Haste makes waste" and "The meaning of drunkenness is not in wine". Idioms generally use four words, probably because they are easy to grasp. For example, China's ancient poetry collection "The Book of Songs" consists of four sentences, and the ancient history "Shangshu" also has some four sentences. Later, beginners read three-character classics, hundreds of surnames and thousands of words, the latter two of which are four sentences. The first, second and third episodes of Four-eyed Miscellaneous Son and Long Wen Whip Shadow are all four words. Although this is a sermon, it shows that these four words are loved and recited by people. Some words of the ancients could have been aphorisms and idioms. Just because it was more troublesome to change it to four words, I had to give it up and use it as a guide. For example, Fan Zhongyan's "The Story of Yueyang Tower in Song Dynasty" has a good meaning, but because of the large number of words, idioms cannot be formed. We can only regard it as an epigram, and sometimes it is also an introduction article. However, if you suffer first and then have fun, it is easy to say and remember, so it can become an idiom. The sentences in Yueyang Tower are all prosperous times, and because they are four words, they become idioms.
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The grammatical structure of four-character lattice mainly has the following forms:
Subject-predicate type: worthy of the name, domineering, worrying and thoughtful;
Verb-object style: being a teacher, inexplicable and afraid of the road;
Joint subject-predicate type: upside down, touching the bottom, dancing;
Joint verb-object style: know yourself and yourself, save your strength, beware of procrastination and give orders;
Joint noun type: carelessness, opposition and illusion;
Joint verb type: rapid development;
Dynamic complement type: at large, asking questions blindly;
Concurrent words: beggar-thy-neighbor is daunting;
Side by side: Qian Shan is full of water, gilding the lily;
A little formal: it's raining cats and dogs, and my fair lady (you can add the word "de" in the middle).
Idioms have various structures, and the above is just a simple example. Idioms have vivid, concise and vivid functions in language expression. It has many metaphors, contrasts and ways to emphasize words. Such as "yang disobeys yin", "external strength is weak", "colorful", "a little knowledge", "eloquent", "suffering from loss" and "chilling" have their own magical functions. So writers pay great attention to the use of idioms, because idioms have many meanings!
Question 3: What idiom is1234509?
Man is smart, cute, naughty.
[Interpretation] Zero: Fragments. Describe the scattered and sparse appearance. Especially the things that used to be many and neat are now scattered.
[Language] Song? Shi's "Continued Light Recording"? There is a Zen master, Volume 42: "Tasteless talk; Fall apart. "
[pronunciation] fall; You can't pronounce "ao".
[Shape discrimination] Zero; Can't write "order"
Fragmented [near meaning]
[antonym] orderly
[Usage] Used as a derogatory term. Can be used for articles; Can also be used by people; Polydactyly disorder. Generally used as predicate, adverbial and complement.
[Structure] Combined type.
[Discrimination] ~ And "filthy racket"; It can be described as "a mess". But ~ focuses on disorganization; Disorder and confusion; Wide range of use; "Dirty Chaos" focuses on "bad and dirty"; Often used to describe bad, filthy and bad.
[Example] The chair in the meeting ~; I haven't packed yet.
Be in a state of confusion
Question 4: What are meaningful idioms? The idiom 1 is everywhere.
Description: Description is extremely common everywhere. Everywhere, everywhere; All, all, all.
Source: Warring States Policy? Qin Ce I: "It is better to die than to die."
2. Countless
Explanation: m: calculation. This figure is incalculable. Describe a lot. I can't even count them.
Source: Song? "Be careful under the set? The whole story of Xiangyang: "Countless people were killed by artillery and medicine arrows and fell into the water. "
3, too numerous to mention
Explanation: victory (old reading shēng): exhausted; Pieces: pieces. Can't list them one by one. Describe a large number.
Source: Song? Wang's wild guest series? As the saying goes, "it's true": "It seems impossible to enumerate such words."
4, a dime a dozen
Explanation: As much hair as a cow. Describe a lot.
Source: Northern History? Preface to Biography of Wen Yuan: "Scholars are like a dime a dozen, and successful people are like horns. "
Step 5 pile up like a mountain
Explanation: Gather in piles, like hills. Describe a lot.
Source: Song? Meng Yuan Lao, Tokyo Dream China? "Ministry of Foreign Affairs": "Every winter, every township fills the road with millet stalks and oxen, and there are thousands of wheels, and the venues are piled up like mountains. "
6. Thousands of people
Description: There are countless descriptions.
Source: Qing? The 30th chapter of Wenkang's Biography of Heroes of Children: "He sees people like Wu Kezhai and Deng Jiugong, and there are thousands of them at every turn. It is easy to see the human feelings of this world."
7. Thousands of people
Description: There are many descriptions.
Source: The 26th time of "Evil Sea Flower": "Besides, my hands are used to being sloppy, and I haven't learned the truth of being a man since I was a child. Come to my Lord and spend thousands of flowers because of sex. "
8, hundreds of thousands
Explanation: describe a large group of people in droves. Hundreds and thousands are a general term here, not a specific number.
9. Number of automobile buckets
Explanation: load: load. By car, by bucket. It is not surprising to describe a large number.
Source: Three Kingdoms? Takeshi? Sun Quanchuan, "As a minister, there are countless fights in the car."
10, emerge in endlessly.
Explanation: poor: exhausted. Appear one after another, without end. Metaphor things change quickly and much.
Source: Qing? Ji Yun's Reading Notes of Wei Caotang? Huaixi Magazine II: "The cleverness of the world is endless and ever-changing. Can you do everything at one end? "
1 1, I don't know how many
Explanation: Where, always * * *. How many, how many. I don't know how many * * *. Refers to many similar things.
Source: Tang? Guo Shoushi's "Send Du Yuanwai": "There are not many poems in Chunxing, and the price of Hengyang paper can be high."
12, which is hard to count.
Description: It is not enough to describe many crimes, even if all the hairs are pulled out. "pull"
Source: This idiom comes from historical records? Biographies of Fan Ju and Cai Ze.
13, the surplus is endless.
Explanation: Remaining: Full; Tired: accumulation. Thousands. Describe a very large number.
Source: "Qing Example" Volume 76: "It's a long time, even profitable."
14, tens of thousands
Note: there are many descriptions according to 10 thousand.
Source: "There are tens of thousands of ministers in the prison bureau, all of whom are paid. They raped illegally, and all loans were allowed. This way of preventing micro-duration is not over. " -"Ming History"? Shao pengchuan
Qian Qian, Wan Wan 15
Description: There are many descriptions.
Source: Tang? Du Mu's Ode to Yixian: "Thousands of embarrassments are impossible to get."
16, thousand warehouses and ten thousand boxes
Description: It describes that a large amount of grain is stored because of the good years.
Source: The Book of Songs? Xiaoya? Fukuda: "It's for thousands of warehouses, not for thousands of boxes." "Hold PiaoZi? Extreme words: "thousands of warehouses and boxes, 101 plows." "
17, unstoppable
Explain: spread out: spread things out; Cover: cover; Cover it up Cover the sky and the sun; Cover the ground. Description fills the whole world. Describe the momentum, ferocious, everywhere.
Source: Song? Shi's "Continued Light Recording"? Volume two? Zen master Zhiren: "Q:' What is the monk family style? The teacher said:' cover the sky and cover the ground. "
18, everywhere
Explanation: men, men; Everywhere. There are mountains and fields everywhere. Describe a lot.
Source: Is the source clear? Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms goes back to the 58th chapter: "Ma Dai, the pioneer of Xiliangzhou, led fifteen thousand troops from all over Shan Ye."
19, dazzling
Description: Beautiful and precious jade. My eyes are full of beautiful things. Form ... >>
Question 5: What is the idiom1+2+3?
Thank you! !
Question 6: What is the first idiom? There is no first idiom in the idiom dictionary. The closest thing is:
Best for drinks and wine.
Pinyin: zhui ke short spelling: zksk
Description: This is the best place to treat guests and enjoy the scenery.
Question 7: What idiom does (just) softness mean? 1, combining rigidity with flexibility
Pinyin: gā gā ng ró u xi ā ng j ì.
Interpretation: combining rigidity with softness.
Source: Zhouyi? Meng: "combine rigidity with softness."
Ex.: Anyone who is a general should take ~, not just rely on his courage. Ming? Romance of the Three Kingdoms in Luo Guanzhong: Seventy-one chapters.
2. Soft on the outside and rigid on the inside
Pinyin: wàiróunèigāng
Interpretation: soft: weak; Inside: inside. Soft in appearance and upright in heart.
Example: Zhang Jide's "One Family Has One Family": "Fortunately, his wife is very virtuous, smart and capable."
I hope I can help you adopt. Thank you. Come on ~
Question 8: What does the idiom "knowing () is ()" mean? Zhi () is () (7):
Call a deer a horse: point to a deer and say it is a horse. Metaphor deliberately turns black and white and confuses right and wrong.
Finger-belly marriage: make an engagement for your child when you are pregnant.
Swear to heaven: swear: swear. I swear to god. Show determination or loyalty to others.
Take the tree as the surname: It is said that Lao Zi took Li as the surname, so he was born under the tree.
Call goose soup: a metaphor for comforting yourself with fantasy.
Refers to soap as white: refers to confusing black and white and reversing right and wrong.
Refers to O as white: refers to confusing black and white and reversing right and wrong.
Question 9: What's good and bad about this idiom?
new word
Basic explanation
I: leisure. When there is no leisure. Be busy with something important or urgent.
tidy
Jin Shu? "Biography of Huan Wen": "Therefore, I drive the gnat, but I don't want peace. This is a historic event. "