Desolate,
Zheng Hong bleak,
The depression behind him,
Bare,
The disaster of the Great Wall,
All industries are depressed,
The autumn wind is bleak,
Xiao Qiang's suffering,
The walls are bare,
Storm and depression,
Vegetation is sparse,
The ring is blocked,
Beyond the bare dust,
Xiao sui,
Things are in the wall,
Strangers in Xiao Lang,
Xiao Qiang's change,
Xiao Qiang's danger,
Disaster arrival on the wall,
The bag is empty,
Politics can be great and surpass predecessors.
2. Four-word idioms explain sadness in detail: it means that you are very sad and sad? Wind and rain are sad: sadness: cold.
It's windy and rainy, cold and desolate. Detailed? Everywhere is desolate: all you see is sadness and cold. Detailed? Bitter rain and biting wind: describe the bad weather.
Metaphor scene sad sad details? Butterflies complain: flies: crickets; Sadness: sadness. A detailed metaphor for sad thoughts? Sadness: sadness: sadness.
Sad tears? Sad tears: sad: cold. Describe desolation and sadness.
Feeling sad: it means that you are very sad. Cold wind and rain: see "cold wind and rain"
Cold wind and cold rain: see "cold wind and cold rain" cold wind and cold rain: see "cold wind and cold rain".
Cicada: Cicada: Cicada in cold weather. When it is cold, cicadas will make a sad and low voice.
Literary and artistic works are often used to contrast the sad atmosphere and emotional appeal. Broken voice: the voice is desolate, the appearance is sad to the extreme, and the wind and rain are biting: describe the bad weather; Metaphor situation miserable and desolate.
Sorrow into the liver and spleen: described as very sad.
3. Idiom Daquan Four-character idioms are mixed with sadness and joy, and sorrow and joy are intertwined.
[Interpretation] Intersection: Appear together. Sadness and happiness are intertwined. Also known as "sadness and joy"; "Sorrow and joy."
[Language] Tang Fang Ling Xuan's "Biography of Wang Jinshu": "When the Ming Dynasty was prosperous; And keep the bureau far away; Have to send a big gift; The date of inquiry; Sorrow and joy meet. "
[Pronunciation] setting; You can't pronounce "Ji"
[Shape discrimination] setting; Can't write knots.
[near meaning] mixed with surprises, mixed with sadness and joy.
Cold, insensitive, and shriveled.
[Usage] Used for people with mixed feelings; Excited. Generally used as predicate and attribute.
Subject-predicate type
[Discrimination] ~ and "mixed feelings"; All mean "different feelings are intertwined at the same time" The difference is that "mixed feelings" means "many feelings; Many regrets are intertwined; ~ refers to the interweaving of sadness and joy.
[example]
(1) Their mother and son have been separated for more than 40 years; Meet today; That is ~.
4. What are the sad words in the sad group?
Desolate,
Sad,
Screaming,
Sad,
Sad,
Sad,
Sad,
Sad,
Cold,
Sad,
Mourning,
Bitter,
Sadness,
Sad,
Sadness and darkness,
Sad,
Despair,
Sad,
Chucky,
Sad,
Sadness and zero,
Sadness,
Sad,
Sad,
Frozen,
Sadness,
Sad,
Mourning,
Sad,
Sad and broken,
Sad,
Sad,
Sadness and loneliness,
Sad heart,
Sadness,
Bitter,
Sad,
It's raining,
sadder
The idiom at the beginning of sad word is sad reminder.
Explanation: hentai: cold wind; Bitter rain: a long and disastrous rain. Describing bad weather was later used to describe a miserable and desolate situation.
Source: "Zuo Zhao's four years in office": "There is no bleak wind in spring and no bitter rain in autumn."
blowing and raining
Explanation: Describe the bad weather, or describe the bleak and miserable situation. With "bitter wind and rain".
Source: Lin's Chinese Language and Snail Demon: [female] always wants to go home when it rains and winds. "
Cold winds and too much rain ―― bad weather.
Explain the bleak wind: the cold wind; Cold rain: icy rain. Describing bad weather was later used to describe a miserable and desolate situation.
The source of "Zuo Zhao's four years of specialization": "There is no wind in spring and no bitter rain in autumn."
Cold and rainy
Explanation: Describe the bad weather, or describe the bleak and miserable situation. With "bitter wind and rain".
Source: Bao Qingguangzi's Tale of the Demon Wood Willow: "The cold rain in Fang Qi, the withered apricot flowers, the gloomy mountain roads, the clouds open thousands of miles, the moss is ruined, and the feelings are uplifting."
Very sad
Explanation: It's sad to describe.
Source: Notes on Wei Wendi by Wei Fan Huber of the Three Kingdoms: "Ode to the Northern Emperor's expedition, play Huma's long thoughts, grieve into the liver and spleen, and feel sad."
Sad tears
Explanation: sad: cold. Describe desolation and sadness.
Source: Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the fifty-fifth time: "When Liu Bei heard it, he suddenly remembered Wu Fanhua's affairs, and he did not feel sad and burst into tears."
6. What four-character idioms are the same with each other [bǐ cǐ bǐ cǐ]
new word
Basic explanation and detailed explanation
Often used as a polite expression, indicating that everyone is the same. It also shows that the two are similar.
tidy
Qing Guo Xiaoting's Biography of Qi Huangong: "Just then, Qi Huangong came in. Mr. Zhou quickly raised his hand and said, "Long time no see." The monk said, "You too." "
Approximate antonym
synonym
both ends
idioms solitaire
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Encyclopedia explanation
They are Chinese words, and the pinyin is bǐ cǐ bǐ cǐ, which comes from The Complete Biography of Jigong. Check the encyclopedia
English translation/ translator/ interpreter
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