Pronunciation yí xiè wàn zhàng
synonym
A thousand miles? 【 y and qi ā n lǐ 】 describe the river running down. He also described his writing as unrestrained. Wang Shizhen's Literary Criticism in the Ming Dynasty: "Fang Xi went straight to the torrent, which flowed thousands of miles, but the shape was _ _, and it was very few." Diarrhea: The water runs down quickly.
Out of position: Tang Li Bai's poem "Giving a gift to his brother Xuanzhou Taishou Zhao Shi": "In the middle of a long river, a thousand miles will flow to Wu Hui."
antonym
A pool of stagnant water? 【 y and tá n s ǐ shu ǐ 】 Metaphor is a dull situation without vitality or stagnation.
Out: Dai Yuan Fu Shan's "Tao Shi Xue Drunk and Written Scenery": "I am very bumpy; Self-complaint and consultation; Cloud nine suddenly has grace; It is a pool of stagnant water, without waves; There is also a spring swing. "
Extended data example
1. Looking at the raging flood, all the residents were at a loss.
2. Li Bai's poems and songs are unrestrained and have a tendency to pour.
The editorial writing of People's Daily is fluent, which makes people read like a torrent.
4. When the water is big, the turbid waves are turbulent and confusing; When the water is small, the ship is difficult to sail, and the north and south are separated.
The waterfall roared down and spewed down near the cliff.