2. The four-word idiom is a century-old plan: a long-term important plan. Refers to plans or measures related to long-term interests.
Crying with your head in your arms describes how you feel very sad or moved.
The pen is as big as a rafter, describing a famous article. It also refers to a famous writer.
Big man: little tiger, which is a metaphor for the growth of tree trunks; Han: Men. A tall and fat man.
Fly into a rage: suddenly. Suddenly lost face and lost his temper.
Broad and profound: extensive and diverse. Describe profound thoughts and knowledge.
An unpretentious hall describes some neglected and "vulgar" things (mostly literary works).
Ignorance: the overall truth. I don't know how to consider the overall situation.
Don't cover up your virtue with one thing: because; Qi: negligence, error; Cover up: cover up, cover up; Morality: virtue. Don't erase a person's great achievements just because he has individual mistakes.
Great talent, limited talent and great ambition.
The material is difficult to use. The original intention is that it is difficult to use small things because of strong ability. After describing the talent.
It is not easy for Gu Kuang, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, to joke about Bai Juyi's name. Life in a big city is not easy to maintain.
A long speech Refers to a long speech or article with complex content and repeated words and phrases.
3. What are the four-word idioms that are vast, boundless, irrelevant and endless?
First, vast territory and abundant resources
Explanation: Bo: Rich. Refers to the country's vast territory and rich resources.
From: Tang Hanyu's Pinghuai West Monument: "The land is vast and rich, and there are teeth in it."
This country has a vast territory and rich resources, among which there are new buds after trees are cut down.
Second, the sky is vast [h m: I ku ò ti ā n k not ng]
Commentary: The sea is as vast as the sky is boundless. Describe the vastness of nature. Metaphor is rambling, without a center.
From: Liu Tang Shi Yao's poem "Dark Farewell": "A pulse of qingluan flies to the west, and the sea is vast and the sky is high."
Qingluan pulse flies to the west, and the sea is vast. I don't know where it went.
Three. boundless
Explanation: International: On the edge. The scope of description is extremely extensive.
From: Cai's Biography of Yue Quan 66: "It's white, so it was on the edge of Taihu Lake."
Fourth, irrelevant.
Interpretation: hold: contact; Margins: boundaries, edges. Out of reach. More refers to vague speech and not touching the reality.
From: Shi Ming Nai 'an's The Outlaws of the Marsh, the 19th time: "He Tao thought: It doesn't matter here, so what! I have to go by myself. "
He Tao's thought: You can't even get to the edge here! I need to go by myself.
Verbs (short for verb) are endless.
Explanation: poverty: the end. There is no end, no limit.
From: Shu's "Treading on Sally": "Endless sorrow, the world thinks about it."
At this moment, it is a heartbreaking pin! He can't stop talking with heaven and earth with grief, and the whole world can't tolerate this endless sadness, hatred and lovesickness.
4. What are the overqualified words? Surprise, shine, find a needle in a haystack, and you're done
Come home defeated, come home defeated
A big book, a huge sum of money, a big debate, a big debate, a big step.
Great talent, great talent, great talent, great talent, great talent, great talent, great talent.
The cart was shocked by the Great Enlightenment.
Pay attention to big issues, big issues, big issues, big issues, big issues, big issues, big issues, big issues, big issues, big issues.
Big alcohol, minor faults, great compassion, big mistakes, big fights, carelessness.
Bold and bold, bold and bold, won the hearts of the current people and enemies.
In spring, I went to war in spring. I was angry and used to it.
Generosity, tolerance, kindness, virtue, great change and ruthlessness.
Furious, absurd, talkative, frank and generous.
Speak loudly, speak loudly, speak loudly, the wind and waves are big, and your stomach is big.
Do great things, forget yourself, do great things, do great things, do great things, do great things.
Big and refined, into the cold, shouting and looking at the clouds in drought.
Yun Ni drought, great rivers and mountains, red and green, red and purple, shouting and drinking.
Yelling, winning, puzzling, confident but useless.
Gone forever, everyone's manners and family are dying.
A great craftsman is walking in the streets with his wealth on his back, and he will be shocked if he doesn't take Dafa.
Make a fuss, keep your eyes open, eat and drink.
A big article is very popular, big waves wash sand.
Big makin knife, big dream, big dream, big name, big name, difficult to live.
5. Idioms Why are most four-character idioms modern? They are short sentences composed of fixed words that people are used to in their long-term life. There are a large number of idioms in Chinese vocabulary. Once they are formed and appear, they all have certain sources and have been used by the people for a long time. 1, the characteristics of idioms. Idioms have two main characteristics. The first feature is a long history. (1) They have a long history. For example, the idiom "I am not afraid of anything" first appeared in Zuo Zhuan in the twenty-sixth year, and has been used for more than two thousand years. "Snaking" comes from a story in the Tang Dynasty, which has a history of at least 1000 years. "Southern accent to the North" first appeared in The Story of Yanjing at the Age of Fu Cha Deng Chong in Qing Dynasty. These idioms have a history of 1200 or even 8900 years. (2) Enduring refers to the sociality in the use of idioms. Idioms are accepted by people and widely used in writing or orally. Like some idioms from ancient poetry, they are all original texts intercepted from poems of different times, because they have profound meanings or vivid images. It is deeply loved by the people, widely used and recited, and widely spread. For example, the spring breeze is proud, the autumn is divided, the rain comes, the wind fills the buildings, the wine and meat in Zhumen stink, the roads freeze to death, the wildfire never completely consumes them, and they are tall again in the spring breeze, and so on. The second feature is that idioms are stereotyped and fixed phrases, which are mostly composed of four words. In a few words, of course. This is related to the characteristics of Chinese. Most people in China speak in pairs on syllables. Chinese pays attention to four tones, which can produce aesthetic feeling in sound when reading, and the four-character structure can adapt to the change of this tone. The Book of Songs is the earliest collection of poems in the history of China literature, which is basically a four-word sentence. This four-character structure is short, pithy and lively, and it is quite cadence to read. Poets and writers are influenced, and their works also influence people's language. Idioms are basically derived from ancient books and folk spoken language, so there are four words in them. Besides, idioms should not only express profound and complicated thoughts, but also be extremely concise, neither too long nor too short. Four words are the most appropriate. Idioms have a fixed structure, and their structure and components cannot be changed or changed at will. Some idioms have a group of synonyms or antonyms. "Big" and "small", "same" and "different" are antonyms and cannot be replaced casually. Another example is the synonym of "strangeness" and "dissimilarity", and "clothes" and "clothes" are synonymous. Someone wrote "Strange Clothes", and "blind horse" can't be called "blind donkey". There are many words in the four-character lattice, and some people specially named it "four-character lattice". Some used to be idioms, some didn't, and they became idioms after a long time. It is well documented that one of the sources of idioms comes from people's spoken language and the other from written language.