Idiom: A brief explanation of the idiom "Swear to the end" comes from the explanation of "Mandarin Dictionary": Number: 879 Idiom: To swear to the end of the day Phonetic: ㄒ｜ㄣˋ ㄕˋㄉㄢˋㄉㄢˋ Chinese Pinyin: xìn shì dàn dàn Reference words : Dandan swears an oath antonym: eating one's own words. Synonyms: swearing to each other, pointing to heaven. Definition: Dandan, sincere. "Swearing" means that the oath is very sincere and trustworthy. The words come from the Book of Songs. Wei Feng. "Rogue". Emoji symbol: oath (this is the original collection of the Chinese character "vow" corresponding to the Emoji emoticon "" on this site. It adds vivid symbols to the Chinese characters, compares PNG images and animated GIF images, and is also convenient for everyone to copy and paste to social media and other places. , click on the Emoji symbol "" and the picture link to view a more detailed introduction of the symbol in the "EmojiAll Expression Dictionary") Detailed explanation of idioms and allusions: "The Book of Songs" is the earliest collection of poems, collected from the beginning of the Zhou Dynasty to the middle of the Spring and Autumn Period. The ballad works and ancestral temple music over the past century were not composed by one person at one time or place. Excluding six pieces with no words, there are a total of 305 pieces. The content is divided into three categories: Feng, Ya and Song. It is China's The ancestor of literary collections and a representative of northern literature at that time. Among them, "Wind" refers to the folk songs of various princely states at that time. The princes originally collected the folk songs of their countries and contributed them to the emperor, and the music officials coordinated and compiled them. The Book of Songs can be divided into fifteen national styles. "Wei Feng" refers to the ballad of the ancient Wei State, and its original location is approximately in the southern part of Hebei Province and the northern part of Henan Province today. The poem "Meng" is a poem in which an abandoned woman complains about herself. In the poem, the woman tells herself: They were a married couple. When they were newly married, they talked and laughed so happily, and their vow to stay together until old age was so sincere. But now her husband actually does not miss the old relationship and cruelly abandons her. Since her husband doesn’t miss the old relationship at all, what can she say? Later, "swear to the letter" was used to refer to an oath that was very sincere and trustworthy. Source: "The Book of Songs". Wei Feng. "Hunter" and we grow old together, the old makes me resentful. Qi has a bank, and Xi has a bank. At the banquet of Qijiao 1>, he talked and laughed at Yan Yan 2>. Take your vows and never think about the opposite 3>. On the contrary, if you don’t think about it, that’s enough! 〔Notes〕 (1) Knotted hair: knotting the hair into two horns, this was the hairstyle of minors in ancient times. (2) Yan Yan: Gentle and soft look. (3) Anti: means "return". Documentary evidence: 01. "Book of Songs." Wei Feng. "Meng": "At the banquet of Guijiao, people are talking and laughing. They make vows and don't think about their opposites." (Source) 02. "Book of Rites." Notes": "Therefore, a gentleman takes responsibility rather than make a promise. He would rather have a grudge. The custom of the country is: "Smile with Yan Yan, and swear an oath. If you don't think about the opposite, you don't think about it. That's enough." 03. Chinese. Sima Xiangru's "Ode to a Beautiful Woman": "I have my pulse set in my heart, my heart is in my heart, I swear, I will never look back." 04. Qing. Zhu Yizun's "The Journey of the Lieutenant in the Song Dynasty": "A villager from Lanzhou, a married couple, suddenly climbed to Mount Tai. His life was short-lived. The woman was basking in the grain. When she heard the sound of grief, she knelt down and told her parents: "My son must descend from the underworld. I swear that I will not be good." ” Usage explanation: The semantic explanation means that the oath is very sincere and credible. The usage category is used in the expression "pledge and promise". Example: <01>Many people make vows before marriage, but within a year they turn into phantoms. <02>In the past, he talked sweetly and made vows, but soon after the marriage, he changed his mind. <03>The police chief vowed that he would never protect his subordinates and would handle everything impartially. <04>They once vowed to each other, but now they have reached the point of breaking up. <05>Although he vowed to get rid of all bad habits, he could not win back her heart. <06> My sister wanted to study abroad wholeheartedly and vowed to her parents that she would pass the TOEFL exam. <07>During the election, candidates vowed to ensure to voters that they would fulfill their campaign promises after being elected. Idiom Solitaire
The idioms starting with the word "dan" Dan Dan swears an oath
The idioms ending with the word "xin" are light on promise, half-doubt, half-belief, push sincerity, open with sincerity, open with sincerity< /p>
The idioms that begin with the word "信" are fluent in words, and the words are fluent in words. Idioms that start with the word "信" are written in a non-verbal way. The idiom is to wait for the day and promise to stay up all night long and stay up all night long to wait for the day.
Refer to the idiom in the "Mandarin Dictionary": to stay up all night and stay up all night long.
Refer to the idiom in the "Mandarin Dictionary": vow to the fullest.
Refer to the "Mandarin Dictionary" for a detailed explanation of the words that the idiom "vows to promise" is divided into:
信, swear, dan, dan.