Eight-character idioms with missing characters

What idioms are there with losses? What are the big losses?

Laughing in front of you means being affectionate in front of you, but playing tricks behind your back.

A generous loser will not hesitate to donate money to help others. Mostly used in society and the masses.

All bets are off. If you make a wrong move in chess, you lose the whole game. Metaphor is the failure of the whole situation because of the influence of a certain part.

Lose money to help lose: donate; Side: border defense. Donate property as the cost of strengthening border defense.

What are the idioms with the word "lose"? If you lose the moon on the tenth day, you will lose everything, be deeply grieved, lose your ghost luck and die hard.

1, October delivery

Xun shyuèsòng

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Describe Fu's complexity and demanding.

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"Old Tang Book Yang Yanchuan": "Order people to give it, bleed it, wait for it, and send it to the moon without rest."

2. You never know

mán pán Jiüsh

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One wrong move at chess will lose the game. Metaphor is the failure of the whole situation because of the influence of a certain part.

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If you are not careful, you will lose the whole game, and all your previous efforts will be wasted.

3. Liver and bile transfusion

Shangganling

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Lose: offer, express delivery; Li: Didi. Dedicate the liver and reduce the gallbladder. Metaphor is to talk about your true thoughts sincerely.

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Tang Li Bai's poem "it is hard to go": "You don't see the former prince of Yan, who worships talents and builds a platform, and does not doubt his existence. Instead, you are grateful to Le Yi and serve him wholeheartedly."

God lost the ghost's luck.

Shen shiyu

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Tea Shen Xing's "Song of Hongqiao Bange": "God is lost and ghosts are lucky, whoever breaks the road will climb."

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Describe the rapid traffic. It is also a metaphor for stealing. It's the same as "good luck and ghosts lose".

5. If you die, you lose your loyalty.

Xilong village

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Biographies of the History of the Old Five Dynasties, the Book of Jin, Huangfu's Meeting with King Yvonne, etc.: "If it is the world, then those who are grateful to Lu are really recovered; If the world is in a hurry, there are few loyal people. "

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It means loyalty.

A complete set of idioms with missing words at the beginning;

Loss of loyalty, loss of attack, loss of money to help the border.

The explanation of the name is sincere and obedient. Ming Luo Guanzhong's "Ping Shan Han Yan" The sixteenth time: "Feng Ming fought for the needle and secretly lost his heart."

Four-character idioms lose the beginning of idioms: they lose loyalty, attack and persistence, money help and loyalty [sh ū x and nf ú y and]. The basic definition is sincere obedience.

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Complete collection of idioms at the beginning of defeat;

Lose confidence and soul,

If you lose, attack,

Donate property to merge border charges

lose faith

Basic explanation

Jude is really obedient.

What idioms are there about "losing"? 1, success or failure? [gáng bàI chui chéng]

Success is failure, an idiom means that when something is close to success, it fails.

2, fall short 【 G not gōng ku and Y and ku 】

It means work: what do you do; Loss: lack; Basket: A basket full of dirt.

All previous efforts were in vain [? qián gáng jn qì]

Merit, credit; Do, completely; Give up and lose. It means that all previous efforts have been in vain, which generally means that all previous efforts have been in vain.

4. lose the game? [? Mampan Kish]

One wrong move at chess will lose the game. Metaphor is the failure of the whole situation because of the influence of a certain part.

5. Did the tiger fall to Pingyang? [? H incarnation Lu Ping Yang]

A flat and bright place. The tiger left the deep mountain, fell into the flat ground and was trapped. Metaphor is losing its power.

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Give up all your previous efforts [qi á n g not ng j ì n q ì] The future success or failure lies between your present thoughts. Quitting means giving up all your efforts, and there is a 50% hope for progress.

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All previous efforts were in vain [qi á n g not ng j ì n q ì] As long as it is gold, it will shine one day. As long as you continue to work hard and endure well, one day, you will shine. Some people may be impatient and "explode" in advance, but this will often make all previous efforts come to naught, so learn to be patient.

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All previous efforts are wasted [qi á n g not ng j ì n q ì] When courting, you should seize the opportunity. Once you lose the opportunity, all previous efforts will be wasted. Once you make up your mind, you must take decisive action. But if you are too rude, the other person will struggle to resist. An obedient "bird" will become a difficult "eagle" if it is not done well.

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Life is a hard struggle, and you can never rest. Otherwise, the money you earned inch by inch may be wasted in an instant.

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All previous efforts were in vain [Qin g! Ng jūn qū] The patient did not strictly follow the doctor's advice system, and even stopped taking the medicine without authorization, which led to recurrence, leading to all previous efforts in vain!

What idioms are there to describe "losing miserably"? These idioms describe "losing miserably"

1, rout [kuù b ù ché ng j ū n], rout: rout. Being beaten to pieces and not forming a team was described as a fiasco. Sentence: When the enemy's spirit begins to decline, you can seize the key and strike hard to kill the enemy in flight.

2. Lose your helmet and abandon your armor [di ū ku Qi Ji M], lose your helmet and abandon your armor. Describe the defeat. Also known as "losing one's helmet and removing one's armor" Sentence: The enemy dropped his helmet and armor and fled.

3. Total annihilation means total annihilation. This also means that things have completely failed. ? Sentence: Because we believed the wrong information, we were almost wiped out.

4. Rolling and crawling [lián gǔn dài pá] is used to describe the appearance of panic and escape. Sentence: I yelled and kicked the child, and he ran away rolling and crawling.

5, there is no way to return to heaven [huí tiān fá shù], returning to heaven: metaphor is powerful and can transfer a situation that is extremely difficult to recover; Lack of skill: lack of methods. Metaphor is critical or seriously ill and cannot be saved. ? Sentence: Although he tried his best, there was nothing he could do.

6, a crushing defeat [y and bà i tú dì], a failure, a slap in the face, described as a fiasco. It also describes a situation that is very embarrassing or things are too bad to be cleaned up. Sentence: The aristocratic family in a well-known village was defeated and there was almost no accommodation.

7. Out of the water [luò huā liú shuǐ] was originally used to describe the devastated late spring scenery. Later, it is often used to describe being defeated, and it also means that the appearance is messy. ? Sentence: Besides, it makes money like running water, only making a splash and dragging a lotus to death. Now I don't know whether it is life or death.

8. Watch the wind [wàng fēng pī mǐ] is a metaphor for the lack of fighting spirit in the army. Seeing each other's momentum from a distance, we broke up without confrontation. ? Sentence: Wherever our army went, the enemy followed the wind and the people cheered and thundered.

9. Collapse at the touch of a button [y: ch: jiku:] means that the army's morale is lax and it will collapse at the touch of a button. Sentence: Our army has arrived in Enemy at the Gates, and the enemy army is distracted and will collapse at the touch of a button.

10, plummeting [y and Lu qi ā n zhdang], originally described the sudden change of piano sound from high to low. Now the job has fallen sharply. Used to describe a sharp decline in reputation, status or economic situation. I saw his business plummet.

What idioms begin with the word "lose"?

Donate property to merge border charges

Extremely loyal to people

Extremely loyal to people

Extremely loyal to people

Defeat and defend

Transfusion and jumping

Youyan's sincere obedience

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Idiom: losing money to help the border

Pinyin: SHCáI zh biān

Short spell: sczb

Explanation: lose: donate; Side: border defense. Donate property as the cost of strengthening border defense.

What are the idioms about "losing" and "winning"? The idioms of "losing" and "winning" are:

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Donate property to merge border charges

Battle of shangcai

Idiom explanation: lose: donate; Side: border defense. Donate property as the cost of strengthening border defense.

The origin of the idiom: The Biography of Han Bo Shi: "At that time, the Chinese side wrote a letter to deal with the Xiongnu and was willing to lose money to help the border."

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Defeat and defend

Shanghai Town

Idiom explanation: losing: like losing, that is, the famous carpenter "like Lu" in the Warring States period; Mo: Mozi, a thinker in the Warring States Period. Metaphor offensive and defensive forces are similar, each showing its magical powers.

Origin of idioms:? Mo Zhai in the Warring States and Song Dynasties wrote "Mozi's Public Loss": "Mozi took off his belt as a city, took his home as a device, and set up a siege machine. If it was public loss, Mozi refused. The attack of public defeat has been exhausted, and Mozi has more than enough defense. "

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Pretend to be defeated

Yang Shizhang

Idiom definition: pretend, cheat: pretend. Pretending to be defeated, attractive.

The origin of the idiom: Ming Luo Guan Zhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the 96th time: "Tomorrow, I will lead a thousand troops to battle, but I will pretend to lose and cheat. Before I am lured to Beishan, I will blow the horn, attack on three sides and win a great victory. "

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Businessmen seek profit.

cāo yíng zhì qí

Idiom interpretation means that businessmen live in strange places for profit.

The idiom comes from Tao's "Ping Thief's Discussion": "If a businessman can win and lose for China, the market will be enough."

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Win a gold medal

yíng jīn yíjīng

Idiom explanation: It is better to leave a basket of gold and silver after teaching once.

The origin of the idiom: Biography of Han Weixian: "Fairy thinking; Fangshan, the eldest son, was ordered to go to bed high and died young; The second son, Hong, went to the East China Sea. The second son Shun stayed in the tomb of Lu Shou; The youngest son became Xuancheng, and he returned to the position of prime minister with the experience of the Ming Dynasty. Therefore, the Zou Lu proverb says,' It is better to leave a child full of gold once.' Yan Shigu's note: "The book of today is neither profitable nor satisfactory."

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Businessmen seek profit.

cāo qìzhèng

Idiom explanation: refers to a businessman who lives in a strange place and aims at making profits.

The origin of the idiom: "Hanshu Shihuo" says: "The big merchants accumulate double interest, and the small merchants sell them in succession, which is a surprise victory." Yan Shigu's note: "A wonderful victory means that you have more money and accumulate wonderful things."

Basic explanation

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Transportation from one place to another: transportation, infusion, output, input, blood transfusion, power transmission.

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Give, donate: give, donate and lose.

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Lose, lose: win, lose, lose two goals.

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To destroy (destroy).

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Expression: lose confidence (express sincerity), lose truth, lose sincerity.

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Surplus: To make a profit or gain a surplus.

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Win a bet or contest: To win or lose a bet.

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Cheng Shang: "Win the grain with the scenery."