The idiom with the third word "No": 1. Never forget [nià n nià n bê ī wà ng]. Always miss.
remember the description in your heart and never forget it. 2. The fly in the ointment [mě i zh! ng bù zú] is generally good, but there are still some shortcomings.
3. A continuous stream [chuān liú bù xī] Sichuan: a river. Describe pedestrians, chariots and horses as continuous as water.
4. Outstanding [zhuó rù bú n] Outstanding: a unique appearance; Not group: different. Refers to talent and virtue beyond the ordinary, different.
5. I'd love to [qiú zhī bé dé] but I can't find it. The original meaning is eager to ask, but can't get it.
The latter description is eager to get. 6, motionless [yī dòng bù dòng] describes not moving.
7. Don't say anything [she Huà b ī Shu ō]. Refers to immediate action.
8. Not moving at all [[wén sī bù dòng]]. The description has not changed at all.
9. It's not good to cry or laugh. It's embarrassing to describe.
1. Be tireless in teaching others [huì rén bù juàn] Teaching: teaching. Teach people to be particularly patient and never get tired. 2. The third word is the idiom
Nothing is safe.
safe and sound. It means that people are safe without disease.
now generally refers to the fact that things are safe and undamaged. Patience without relatives: accustomed to cruelty, not different.
I am content to do cruel things, so I don't care about my relatives. Dim: Not bright, dim.
describe losing luster. Dark and weak, ignorance and weakness, no decision.
dull: the same as "dim", not bright, dim. Describe losing luster.
gloomy: gloomy appearance. Describe dim, dim and colorless. It means that things lose their original luster and become dull.
dejected: depressed. Listless, arrogant, rude, arrogant, and rude to people.
the mystery is infinite: abstruse. It means that there are many wonderful and interesting things that are not easy to be known.
it's too late to regret. Never get tired of playing, never get tired of it.
There is no speck on the flawless white jade. Metaphor means that people or things are perfect.
There is no speck on the flawless white jade. Metaphor means that people or things are perfect.
A hundred feet without branches is a metaphor for a rare large and useful material. Nothing can be achieved without a hundred words.
nothing has succeeded. There are no names on the nameless posted list.
generally refers to losing the election. There seems to be no one around.
describes an arrogant attitude. 3. The fourth word is an idiom with no
The fourth word is an idiom with no (7 words):
Being elusive,
Being wiped out by the whole army,
One build but no build,
Being frustrated,
Being overwhelmed,
Being defeated and exhausted,
For example, "cold lips and teeth" cannot be changed into "cold lips and teeth", "cold lips and teeth" and "cold lips and teeth". "There is no ink in the chest" can not be added as "there is no ink in the chest". In addition, the word order in idioms is fixed and cannot be changed at will. For example, "context" cannot be changed to "context"; "Great achievements" cannot be changed to "Great achievements".
2, meaning integrity
Idioms have integrity in meaning. "Its meaning is often not the simple addition of its constituent meanings, but the overall meaning further summarized on the basis of its constituent meanings." For example, "the fox pretends to be a tiger" means "the fox uses the tiger's power" on the surface, but it actually means "relying on the power of others to bully people"; "When a rabbit dies, a dog cooks", on the surface, it means "when a rabbit dies, the hounds are cooked", but in reality, it means "the people who serve the rulers are abandoned or killed after their success"; The superficial meaning of "forgetting to sleep and eat" is "forgetting to eat regardless of sleep", but the actual meaning is "extremely concentrating on hard work" and so on.
3. Diversity of grammatical functions
From the perspective of Chinese grammar, Chinese idioms are equivalent to a phrase in a sentence. Because phrases can act as different components in a sentence, the grammatical functions of idioms are also diverse. There are various forms of Chinese idioms, such as four-character idioms, five-character idioms, six-character idioms, seven-character idioms and eight-character idioms, among which four-character idioms are the main form of Chinese idioms. Therefore, the analysis of the grammatical function of idioms here mainly focuses on the analysis of four-character idioms as syntactic components. 4. What idiom? The third word is bu
, which is searched in 9, words by multiple input methods (multiple Chinese characters and graphic symbols input methods). The four-word idioms with the third word bu are: pretend not to know; Charming and unruly; Stalemate; Stubborn; Uneven; Don't be surprised; Outstanding; Keep talking; Laugh and cry; Chatter endlessly; Rough and bumpy; Diligent; Diligent; Don't be humiliated; Restless; It is not uncommon; Stand still; Stand still; Rugged; A steady stream; Uneasy; Rebellious and unfilial; Angry; Unforgettable; Reluctant to go; Perseverance; Indifferent; Nervous; Fear and anxiety; When you are sad; Angry; Annoyed; Caught off guard; Don't carve rotten wood; Not training; Defiant; Yin Jian is not far away; Regardless of the river; Nirvana and nirvana; Endless; Bullshit; Uncomfortable; Obsessed with ignorance; Unswerving; Not moving; The wind does not move; An endless stream; Keep your mouth shut; Continuous; At a loss; Dull; Hold back; There are different opinions; Be tireless in teaching others; Joke without abuse; Hesitate; Hesitate; Hesitate; I can't stand it; Very different; Tell without doing; Perseverance; Gloomy; Unbreakable; ……。
idioms with more than four words are as follows: a man can't be ambitious; Women don't let men; I can't live all day; Bound to be husband and wife; Keep it from the top; Different instruments for embalming; The donkey's lips are not right for the horse's mouth; ……。 5. The third word is the idiom
Sorrow without hurting sorrow: sorrow; Injury: injury.
sad but not sad. Metaphor is to do things without overdoing it.
ambiguous means unclear. Hold still and press: stop.
make the army temporarily inactive. Now it is also a metaphor for not working for the time being.
hold back: suppress, endure. My heart is impatient and I can't help it.
The darkroom doesn't bully where no one sees it, nor does it do anything shameful. Arrogance and insolence: humility.
he is arrogant and does not show humility to others. It is very close to the actual situation.
I'm uncertain, I don't have a clear opinion, and I wander repeatedly. Never tire of reading: bored, bored.
you won't get bored after reading it a hundred times. Describe poems or books written very well, no matter how many times you read them, you will never get bored.
not once in a hundred years, not once in a hundred years. Describe a rare or rare opportunity.
immortal fame will last for a long time and will never be erased. I can't understand it after all kinds of thinking.
seeing is better than hearing: hearing. No matter how much you hear, you might as well see it with your own eyes.
A hundred stars are not as bright as a hundred stars in January, and the light from a moon is not as bright. Metaphor is not as good as quality.
I've been through many battles without being in danger. Describe good at fighting.
there is no turning back: frustration. Metaphor is strong-willed, no matter how many times you are frustrated, you will never waver.
perseverance: frustration; Scratch: bend. Metaphor is strong-willed, no matter how many times you are frustrated, you will never waver.
there's nothing you can do about the metaphor of half-raising. Half a room is not bounded, and the boundary: this work is "embarrassing".
Metaphor is superficial, not profound, or incomplete. Hemiplegia: "follow" and obey.
It was originally the name of a medical disease, which meant that one side of the body could not rotate at will. Sometimes it is a metaphor that poetry is partly good, partly bad and not symmetrical enough.
Being half dead describes being exhausted and depressed. Baodao is not old. Although he is old or has been out of the business for a long time, his kung fu skills have not declined.
prepare for emergencies, but don't use it for the time being. The dagger is not shocking: an ancient spoon; 沁: fragrant wine; Both the dagger and the coffin are sacrificial objects in ancient ancestral temples.
It describes strict military discipline, where people live in peace and worship in ancestral temples. Less than the last, more than the last, but more than the last.
This is a comforting word for people who are satisfied with the status quo and don't work hard. Sometimes it is also used to persuade people to be content.
disdain: vulgarity and meanness. Disdain: To think that it is not worth (doing or watching).
vulgar and despicable to the point that it is not worth paying attention to. It means ugly and * * *, which makes people disdain eyes.
keep your mouth shut and say nothing. Avoid talking. Avoid talking.
means deliberately avoiding the facts. Constant change: a sudden change with great influence; Accident: an accident.
the change happened suddenly. A strong exterior is not as good-looking as a strong interior, and it is not as strong as the inside.
Metaphorically, a wife can manage the house, which is a good helper for her husband. Ice and charcoal are different. Ice and charcoal fire cannot be put in the same appliance.
Metaphorical things with different properties are mutually exclusive and incompatible. Ice and charcoal don't vote for each other.
ice and charcoal speak for themselves, and cold and heat speak for themselves. It is a metaphor that inner sincerity needs no confession, and it must be manifested in action. Parallel without contradiction: violation, conflict.
at the same time, without conflict. Bo but not refined describes rich knowledge, but not profound.
neither humble nor supercilious: low and inferior; Kang: Arrogant. It means to have a proper sense of proportion to people, neither humble nor arrogant.
no tea, no rice, no diet. Describe a heavy heart.
people who are not stupid or deaf are not stupid or deaf. Often used with "not being an aunt", it means that you can't be a grandmother and a grandfather without pretending to be dementia and deaf.
describe your elders broadly. Don't look, don't ignore, don't look and don't answer.
if you don't fight, you can't get to know each other, and then you will be more congenial. Don't worry, don't worry: I want to say it in my heart but I can't say it.
hair: inspiration. Don't inspire students when they can't say what they want to say.
This is the teaching method of Confucius. No anger, no anger: I want to understand it in my heart but I don't understand it yet.
Rev.: Enlightenment. Don't inspire students when they don't understand what they want to understand.
this is the teaching of Confucius. If you are not rich, you will not kill the rich: thick; Kill: reduce.
neither extravagant nor frugal. Neither increase nor decrease.
Being in a dilemma is a metaphor for being in a dilemma. Also described as awkward.
unfashionable means that things are abnormal, which have never existed in ancient and modern times. The original satirist learned nothing but pretended to be weird.
later, it is often compared to compromise. Regardless means not caring for others, it also means acting rashly and disregarding others.
if you don't hum, don't talk, you should say it without saying it. Either leave or leave: approach, approach; Leave: alienate, leave.
means neither approaching nor alienating people. More refers to the relationship between being close to people, not being close to them, and being aloof from them.
easy: quick. X: Slow down.
no hurry, no slow. Refers to the ability to master a moderate rhythm, not too fast or too slow.
no crops, no crops: sowing; 3: Harvest the grain. Generally refers to not participating in agricultural production and labor.
neither arrogant nor impetuous, nor arrogant or impatient. Being neither modern nor ancient means that things are abnormal, and they have never existed in ancient and modern times.
The original irony is that people learn nothing but pretend to be weird. Later, it is often compared to compromise.
don't be conceited or arrogant. I can't afford it without my own experience, and I don't brag about myself.
describe humility. Neither humble nor supercilious: arrogant; Humble: low and inferior.
it means to have a proper sense of proportion to people, neither humble nor arrogant. Be worthy of not being ashamed. Be ashamed.
aboveboard, with a clear conscience. No lang, no xiu, the original meaning is not high.
the latter metaphor is useless. Nothing bad: Pennisetum; Ill: green bristlegrass.
this means that there are no weeds in the seedlings. After the metaphor, people are incompetent and worthless.
neither fish nor fowl: different kinds. It's neither this category nor that category, and it's unreasonable to describe it like this.
neither spreading nor branching. A metaphor for speaking or writing articles is concise and to the point, without dragging its feet.
To be vague means to be vague and unclear. Also describes ambiguous behavior.
neither partiality nor partiality. Impartiality: bias.
don't take sides. Expressing neutrality or impartiality.
you can't build a new one without breaking the old one. Perseverance: submission; Scratch: bend.
It is a metaphor for not giving in in the face of pressure and being very tenacious. In a few days, there is no time limit, regardless of the sun and the moon.
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. No shirt, no shirt: coat; Footwear: shoes.
* * gown, * * * shoes. Describe the appearance of untidiness.
no, no, no, no. 6. What are the idioms with the third word no
Idioms with the third word no * * * There are 2118 people who grieve but don't hurt their misfortune. Aibo doesn't love to answer, ignore love and ignore ambiguity. He doesn't bully, doesn't hold his ground, doesn't hold his hand, doesn't hold his hand, doesn't hold his hand, can't hold back, can't hold back, can't hold back, can't hold back, can't hold back, can't hold on, can't hold on, can't read, can't stand for a hundred years, can't meet Unbreakable, indomitable, indomitable, unyielding, inflexible, half-stupid, half-raised, half-low, half-high, half-understood, half-boundless, half-zero, half-absent, half-baked, half-dead, half-literate, half-worthless, half-new, half-believing, half-believing, half-believing, half-believing, and not giving praise, half-rewarding,