Idioms with sails: Smooth sailing, safe sailing, returning home, competing in Qian Fan, sailing in Zhongjiang.
Bring forth new idioms: bring forth the old and bring forth the new, take on a new look, be fresh in memory, be unconventional, have something new in salt, get rid of the old and innovate, metabolize, change with each passing day, take on a new look, turn over a new leaf, like the new and hate the old and the new.
First, idioms with sails
1, smooth sailing [y and fān fēng shn]
Explanation: This ship is full of sails, sail before the wind. This metaphor went smoothly without any obstacles.
From: Jiao's "Into Hunan": "A sail in one day makes a thousand miles of wind."
Make sure you know how to sail for a day and get a thousand miles of wind.
2. Canvas is safe
Explanation: It is a metaphor for bon voyage.
From: Liu Yiqing in the Southern Song Dynasty, Shi Shuo Xin Yu Pai Diao: "The place name is really broken, the pedestrians are stable, and the canvas is safe."
Translation: the place name broke the tomb, and it really broke out. The pedestrians are safe and the sails are safe.
Step 3 return
Explanation: It is a metaphor for retreating.
From: The eighteenth chapter of Wenkang's Biography of Heroes of Children in Qing Dynasty: "Twenty years later, next year will be unlucky. It's time to sail back and change loyalty to filial piety. "
Twenty years later, your year is unlucky. When you arrive, you should make plans to return to the horse's head and sail for loyalty and filial piety.
Second, bring new idioms.
1, innovation [tu and Ché n ch ū x and n]
Interpretation: refers to critically inheriting the old culture, removing its dross, absorbing its essence and creating a new culture.
From: Qing Dai Yannian's "Qiu Guang Conghua Zhong Yong Temple Lotus": "Unique, unique."
Translation: It's not just innovation, it's special.
2, a new look [huà n rá n y and x and n]
Description: Fresh and bright appearance. Change the old appearance, a brand-new atmosphere appeared.
From: Tang Yanyuan's Notes on Famous Paintings in Past Dynasties: A Collection of Reading and Playing: "Famous paintings in Jin and Song Dynasties are as good as new. It has been hundreds of years, and the color of paper has not been greatly defeated. "
Jin and Song Dynasties have a good reputation, fresh as new. It has been a hundred years, and the color of the paper is not a failure.
3, fresh in my memory [jěyěu x:n]
Commentary: Jude: Still. I still know what happened in the past, just like what happened just now.
From: Liu Song Kezhuang's Postscript of the Back Village: The Complete Works of Zhang Nan and Qian Qiu: "For decades, I have learned a lot about my official friends, and I still remember that they are new friends; Today, there are ten depositors. "
In the past, in terms of health, many people and friends who knew him have gone for decades and still remember that they are new acquaintances; Now there are only a handful, so there are ten things.
What idioms are there with the word "sail"
What idioms are there with the word sail?
Smooth sailing,
Qian Fan jingfa,
Zhongjiang sails,
Return,
have a pleasant/safe journey
Three Idioms Combining Chinese Characters with Sail Characters
Safe navigation is a metaphor for bon voyage.
Sail smoothly. The ship sailed with full sails. Metaphor is very smooth, without any obstacles.
The right to return is a metaphor for returning.
Seeing the wind makes the sail is a metaphor for watching the momentum or other people's glances. With "you can have your cake and eat it".
Watch the wind, make sails, watch the wind and master the sails. Metaphor improvises, as the case may be. Also known as "watching the wind make the boat", "watching the wind make the rudder", "have it both ways" and "watching the wind sail" ...
Sail before the wind's metaphor goes with the flow.
The wind makes the sails sail with the wind. Take advantage of favorable situation to take action.
Sail before the wind's metaphor is to act under favorable circumstances. Use "sail before the wind".
Smooth sailing metaphor is very smooth, without any obstacles. With "smooth sailing".
Riding the wind and sailing is a metaphor for improvising and watching the limelight.
Four Idioms about "Sail"
Set sail. Canvas is safe. Take advantage of the wind to turn the sail back and take it in.
Straight to Yun Fan, smooth sailing to Qian Fan.
Sail before the wind, look at the wind, sail before the wind.
Five idioms containing the word sail
Smooth sailing, smooth sailing, smooth sailing.
1, smooth sailing
Pronunciation: οofān fēng shn.
Interpretation: the metaphor is very smooth and there are no obstacles.
Source: Jiao "Send Cui Shuangzhi to Hunan": "Know the sail for one day; Made a thousand miles of wind. I'm sure a sailboat can sail thousands of miles in one day.
2. Canvas is safe
Pronunciation: bù fān wú yàng.
Interpretation: Metaphor means bon voyage.
Source: Liu Song Yiqing in the Southern Dynasties, "Shi Shuo Xin Yu Paidiao": "The place name broke the tomb, which really broke out. The pedestrians are stable and the canvas is safe. " The ship arrived at a place called Broken Tomb and was blown by the strong wind. Passers-by are ok, and the journey is safe.
3. sail before the wind
Pronunciation: sh ù sh ù shùn fēng zhāng fān ā n ā n.
Interpretation: It means to act under favorable circumstances, just like "sail before the wind".
Source: Song Zhuxi's "Zhuzi Language" Volume 10: "Reading a text is like a boat. I am fat, and I can get it in a thousand miles a day." Look at the words, just like a big ship carrying me to sail before the wind, it takes thousands of miles a day to get there.
(5) The idioms with sails bless extended reading.
The antonym of smooth sailing: weather-beaten, sailing against the current.
1, weather-beaten
Pronunciation: boj ng f ē ng shu ā ng.
Interpretation: metaphor has experienced many hardships, wind and frost: metaphor for the pain and frustration of life.
Source: Cao Jinghua "How Long is Thirty-five Years": "On his bleak face; Full of weather-beaten wrinkles. " On his quiet and indifferent face; Full of wrinkles that have gone through a lot of hardships.
Step 2 sail against the current
Pronunciation: nü shu ǐ xí ng Zhu not u.
Interpretation: Learning or doing things is like sailing against the current. If you don't work hard, you will regress.
Source: Lu Xun's essay "Pavilion, Pavilion and Foreign Language": "Even if there are still some boats sailing against the current, I will pull the fiber." Even if you are still sailing against the current, you can only pull the fiber forward.
Six four-word phrases or idioms containing "sail"
have a pleasant/safe journey
This is a metaphor for safe travel.
In the Southern Song Dynasty, Liu Yiqing wrote "Shi Shuo Xin Yu Paidiao": "The place names broke the tomb, which really broke out. ..
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May everything go well.
The ship is full of sails, sail before the wind. This metaphor is very smooth, ..
Jiao's "Into Hunan": "A sail in one day makes a thousand miles of wind."
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Very smooth, no obstacles.
This metaphor went smoothly without any obstacles. Use "one" ..
Shi Ming Nai 'an's "Water Margin" goes back to the 41st chapter: "Three ships carry many leaders. ..
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return to base
Metaphor retreat.
The 18th time of Biography of Heroes of Children: "Twenty years later, next year is unlucky, and it's time." ..
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Look at the momentum or look at other people's eyes
Metaphor to see momentum or look at other people's eyes. Same as " ..
Qing Li Garbo's Officialdom in the Sky 19: "Fortunately, I wrote 20,000 credentials. ..
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Play it by ear and see things.
Watch the wind and sail. Metaphor improvise, see the situation clearly. ..
Songshi Puji's "Five-Light Society Pastoral Huaiyi Zen Master Fa Si Fa Yun Xiu Zen Master": "Look ..
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go with the tide
Metaphor goes with the flow.
not have
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When.
Sail before the wind. Although the metaphor situation is favorable. ..
not have
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sail before the wind
Take advantage of favorable situation to take action. With the "downwind ambassador" ..
not have
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Watch the performance by hearing.
Metaphor improvise, see the limelight.
Chapter 8 of "Biography of Marriage to Wake Up the World": "Look at people's eyes and take the wind and sail."
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