2. Charm [chρ mè iwng Li NG]: It turned out to be a ghost in ancient legends. Refers to all kinds of bad people.
3, thrilling [jρng xρn dòng pò]: It makes people stunned. The original language is beautiful and the artistic conception is far-reaching, which makes people deeply touched and shocked. It is often described as making people extremely scared and nervous.
4, three days into a spirit [sān rì chéng pò]: It means that there is a glimmer of light three days after the end of the month.
5, ecstasy [hunxiā o pê à n]: I was so scared that even my soul flew away from my body. Describe panic and extreme fear. With the "past".
2. What are the four-word idioms that describe "ghosts": ghosts, ghosts, ghosts, ghosts, ghosts.
1. Ghost [ch and mè i w m: ng li m: ng]
It turned out to be a ghost in ancient legends. Refers to all kinds of bad people.
Source: "Three Years of Zuo Zhuan Gong Xuan": "There are two charms; Can't be satisfied. " 2. Ghosts and monsters
The ghost in the cow's head and the god in the snake's body. The original description is illusory and absurd. After metaphor form * * * bad people in society.
Source: Tang Du Mu's Preface to Li He's Poems: "Whales and turtles vote; Ghosts and monsters; It is not enough to be illusory. "
3. For ghosts
Stork: A legendary animal that can spray sand on people and make them sick, which is a metaphor for sinister and vicious people. Refers to a person who is as insidious and vicious as a quotation and secretly harms others.
Source: The Book of Songs Xiaoya Herens: "If you are a ghost, you can't get it."
4. monsters
Monsters and demons. It is a metaphor for all kinds of evil forces that endanger people's interests.
Source: Ethan Gu Hao's "Zhang Sheng Zhu Hai" is the first discount: "My family is so stupid; Ann knows that he is not a monster; I believe he will go with him. "
5. Ghost
Out: appear; No: it disappeared. Wandering like a ghost. Describe impermanence and unpredictability. The back finger moves quickly.
Source: "Brief Training of Huainan Zibing": "The movement of good people is also; Ghosts and ghosts. "
3. The four-word idiom describing ghosts is suspicious: this is also suspicious, and that is also suspicious. Described as very suspicious.
Hell in the daytime: a metaphor for the absurd and impossible. Same as "Ghost in the Day".
In and out of ghosts and gods: I still say there are ghosts and gods.
Ghost: a metaphor for a person who has no dependence and is in a difficult situation.
Crying ghost: It is very touching to describe the shock.
See the devil: I seem to have seen a ghost. Metaphor is suspicious.
Depicting ghosts and gods: Depicting ghosts and gods means depicting things that don't exist through imagination.
Hiding from god: cheating and playing with others, playing tricks behind people's backs.
Trick: refers to playing tricks and tricks.
Ghost distortion: describes the appearance of panic and fear.
Fear of ghosts: metaphorically speaking, you have to meet whatever you are afraid of.
Ruo Ao Ghost: Ruo Ao: refers to the Ruo Ao family of Chu in the Spring and Autumn Period. If the ghost of Aoshi will be destroyed, no one will sacrifice it. Metaphor is no offspring, no sacrifice.
In the dark: it means to be mysterious and unknown. With In the Dark.
Idle ghosts: Superstition refers to scattered ghosts and gods. More metaphors are people who do nothing, wander around and make trouble.
Ghost: The description is very suspicious. Use "suspicious".
One step at a time: step by step if you encounter a ghost. Describe paranoia.
Catch ghosts and set them free: a metaphor for the double-faced behavior of doing bad things and pretending to be good people.
Being a ghost: sneaking around; Use deception.
Pretending to be a ghost: a metaphor for playing tricks and deceiving people.
Three bodies and five ghosts: the metaphor of traitors.
Cow ghost: a ghost on a cow's head, a snake god. Describe the works as illusory and grotesque. Metaphorically * * * bad guys.
4. What is the idiom between people and ghosts? People are not people, ghosts are not ghosts.
Idiom pinyin: ré n bé ré n, gu ǐ b ǐ gu ǐ.
Idiom explanation: not like a person, nor like a ghost. A person's face is weird and ugly.
The origin of the idiom: The 28th Biography of luliang heroes: "You still have the face to enter the door of Lei's house and tell you that I am a ghost. I am too good at bad karma! "
Idiom abbreviation: RBRBG
Idiom phonetic notation: ㄖㄣˊㄅㄨˋㄅㄨˋ.
Degree of common use: common idioms
Idiom words: six-character idioms
Feeling * * * color: derogatory idiom
Idiom usage: people are not people, and ghosts are not ghosts as attributes, clauses and adverbials; Refers to a person's appearance.
Idiom structure: complex sentence idioms
Idiom era: contemporary idioms
Examples of idioms:
1, he stinks all over the swamp. It can be said that he has become a monster in the forest.
2. What's so strange? Since ancient times, evil is invincible. People like you who are neither ghosts nor ghosts should not harm people in this world. It is an act of god that heaven is upside down and gods are upside down.
3, even if people are not ghosts, they still have to bow their heads when they see Laozi, and they have the courage to break their heads in front of Laozi! lol ...
4. Xue Tianyi has just experienced a life-and-death parting with his lover, and was looked up and down by this person who is neither human nor ghost. He was naturally unhappy: "Who you are, Mr. Cui is none of my business ...".
5, people are not people, ghosts are not ghosts, like that black impermanence.
6. Don't worry, even if I want to find a woman, I will find a normal, plump woman, and I will never find such an underdeveloped, ghost-like woman.
7. I turned over some * * * directly at the school gate! We're just defending ourselves at best, okay? How did they go to your house to commit a crime, which led you to work in a deserted restaurant and have to look at people's eyebrows …
7. Hao Ran's Sunny Days chapter 1 10: "It caused his family not to be at home, no business, no one, no ghost."