1 is scattered and disorganized. The same as "four points and five falls".
Five feet vertically refers to underage children. The ancient ruler is short, so it is called.
Three strains and seven injuries generally refer to infirmity.
4 Five colors without owners: refers to the appearance of people's faces; Unowned: having no control.
Extend in all directions. Describe the unimpeded traffic.
6 three wits and five guesses is a metaphor for exhausting one's mind and speculating in many ways.
7 fold the waist and five fights: bend over. Five barrels: five barrels of rice. Bend down to pick up five buckets of rice. Metaphor to endure humiliation. Also known as "bending down to carry a bucket".
Five doctors: Ram. Especially in the spring and autumn period, Dr. Priscilla, whose talent was at stake.
9 Five Classics Sweeping the Floor Five Classics: Borrowing Scholars. Lose the face of a scholar.
10 Five-line parallel reading is extremely fast.
1 1 The five elements all refer to fast reading.
12 "three meats and five dislikes" generally refers to meat and fishy food.
13 Five feet refers to underage children. The ancient ruler is short, so it is called. The same as "the son of five feet".
14 five ghosts make a fool of the judge. The name of the script. In the old days, it was also used to mean that superiors were teased by people who were dissatisfied with or despised them.
15 Wuling Ying Shao refers to the children of the rich in Kyoto. Both are "Wuling teenagers".
16 I admire the metaphor of full body. With "full of enthusiasm".
17 Three-ring and Five-button describe a firm binding.
18 means three times and five times.
19 Five relatives and six relatives refer to relatives of various relationships.
20 half-hearted, half-hearted, half-hearted.
2 1 Unless the grain rises, the crops will not grow. It refers to the year of famine.
22 Five winters and six summers, regardless of the cold and heat. Whenever.
Pentecostalism means that a person is short.
24 Five feet Boy Five feet: The ancient ruler was short, so five feet refers to the height of children.
Five Emperors and Seven Princes generally refer to powerful people.
Metaphor is that five-sixths get together for many times.
27 opaque describes that the light is very dark and you can't see things around you.
Four mountains and five mountains refer to all areas in all directions.
Three sacrifices and five cauldrons are used to describe rich sacrifices. Later, I also described the food as beautiful.
30 five applications, three orders, three orders and five applications. Refers to repeated warnings.
3 1 five birds and six swallows means that the weight of both sides is similar.
Three dead bodies and five ghosts are metaphors of traitors.
A five-foot child refers to a child who is not yet an adult. The ancient ruler is short, so it is called.
34 torn, torn. Describe dispersion, disunity/unification.
Wuling teenagers refer to the children of the rich in Kyoto. Yin Xueyan is never old.
In the fog of Wuli, the metaphor is vague, trance, and ignorant of the truth.
The five elements and eight merits generally refer to all walks of life.
38 Five zang-organs burn like five zang-organs: five zang-organs; All: all; Burning: burning. All the five internal organs are on fire. Describe it as burning. Metaphor is very anxious.
Ten winds, five rains, ten days, one wind, five rains. Describe favorable weather and favorable climate.
The feudal society of "three virtues and five virtues" is used to praise women's chastity. Same as Three Truths and Nine Streets.
4 1 Five Dingwanling refers to high officials and high officials.
42, three over five, still say it.
Five lines in one eye or ten lines. Describe reading quickly.
44 salty five liters and three fingers, the emperor is widely covered, with five emperors and super three kings.
45 three soups and five cuts generally refer to cooking. It also refers to various dishes.
Five stones and six storks are used to describe accuracy or meticulous order for learning.
According to legend, the ancient rulers set up children aged three and five to respect the elderly.
48 "five big and three thick" describes people as tall, stout and burly.
49 the fifth generation of prosperity: the first generation; Its: adverb of time, call it. After v, children and grandchildren prosper. Used in the old days to wish people a wedding.
50 three dynasties and five days means three or five days.
② Idioms expressing numbers
Idiom indicating a large number: ○ Countless: the number can't be counted. There are many descriptions. ○ Countless: victory: exhaustion. Too many descriptions. ○ too numerous to mention: victory: exhaustion; Pieces: pieces. Can't list them one by one. Describe a lot. Millions: describe a lot. Millions: describe a lot. Qian Qian never: describes a lot. Thousands of boxes: describe storing a lot of grain because of good years. Inextricably linked, inextricably linked. The original description is one after another. Countless. Now, we describe all kinds of close and complicated relations between them. Inextricably linked: inextricably linked, ten thousand lines. Originally we described one thread after another, but we couldn't count them. Now, we describe all kinds of close and complicated relations between them. There are many threads: threads: the beginning of things, there are many threads. We also describe things as complicated and chaotic. There are many clues: we describe things as miscellaneous. Poverty: exhaustion. One by one, endless. Endless: Source: The appearance of endless water. Describe continuity. Give a few examples: enough: enough. It means that there is not just one thing of the same kind, but many, and it is impossible to list them all. I don't know how much: all the time. I don't know how many * *. It means many things of the same kind. * * *: The original intention is to give birth to this color. It refers to all kinds, there are many kinds. ○ Everywhere: bow down, bend over; That is, as long as you bend your head to pick it up, it will be everywhere. There are countless descriptions and they are easy to get. ○ Everywhere: eye-catching: touching the line of sight. Everywhere you look with your eyes. ○ Everywhere: Bibi: one by one. There are extremely common descriptions everywhere. ○ Everywhere: people: people: people; Time: everywhere. Shan Ye has many descriptions. It is more difficult to count: the original meaning is that there are many Confucian scholars and scholars, and they can't be counted at once. It takes a long time to say one thing at a time, even if people change halfway. There are many people or things described later, and I can't count them. The number is not new: the number is duplicate; Freshness: Newly slaughtered animals are extended to freshness. This means that for frequent visitors, animals are not slaughtered for entertainment. The latter refers to seeing them often, which is not new. ○ Frequent appearance: repeated appearance; Fresh: fresh and novel. Often seen, not novel. ○ refers to fingers; Qu: Qu. I can't count the number of fingers. There are many descriptions. Overflow: Water from rivers and lakes overflows, causing disaster. Bad articles or opinions spread everywhere and have a very bad influence. Rainstorm: Rain is as heavy as water in a basin. Describe the urgency of the rain. All-encompassing: including; Vientiane: All the sights in the universe refer to all kinds of things. The description is rich in content and everything. ○ Vientiane Sen: refers to various scenes listed in succession between heaven and earth. ○ Sen Wanxiang: Sen: Many; Luo: list; Vientiane: all kinds of things and phenomena in the universe. It refers to various scenes listed in succession between heaven and earth. The description contains extremely rich content. ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○967 There are rich descriptions of classics and books. ○ Ganges sand: Ganges: the great river in South Asia. Like the sand in the Ganges, it is incalculable. There are many descriptions. ○ full pit valley: full valley, full pit. There are many descriptions everywhere. ○ Whip to cut off the water flow: throw all the whips into the river to cut off the water flow. Metaphorically speaking, there are many people. Grand view: a colorful scene. It describes the richness of beautiful things. ○ More than enough: More than enough: more than enough. Describe a house or money that is abundant and inexhaustible. ○ More than enough: describes a leisurely and unhurried attitude. Later, it also means that the ability and financial resources are sufficient and surplus. ○ Books: records. It has been recorded in the history books. It used to happen a lot. Numerous: many; Acts: the masses, the masses. There are many such people. ○ Many people: lack: lack; Its: Well, there are quite a few such people. There are many people who describe a certain kind of people. Everyone has a book. Many readers describe books. Over and over again: over and over again. Describe doing things repeatedly. Over and over again Over and over again Over and over again Over and over again Shen: Expressed, explained, ordered and warned many times. 03 push six questions: push: guess; Question: Trial. In the past, this meant repeated interrogation and training. One by one: one by one, one by one. Coincidentally: independence: one; Even number: a pair. More than one, even a couple. It means two things or two people are very similar.
What number idioms are there?
Single-minded, divided into two, no three no four (half-hearted), in all directions, extending in all directions, colorful (colorful), distracted, scattered (up and down), varied, half a catty, nine Niu Yi hairs, a narrow escape, the power of the nine birds with one stone (two) perfect (urgent, colorful (Qian Shan) Nine Niu Yi hairs are perfect as one, and thousands of generations are colorful. Five horses are divided into thousands of people, and there are thousands of empty lanes. Ma Benteng kept his promise. Pot calling the kettle black 1. Most of them refer to inaccurate figures, and only a few refer to exact figures, such as: one word teacher, two verticals for abuse, three cardinal principles and five permanents, three pillars for separation, three elements for harmony, three obedience and four virtues, three emperors and five emperors, three aunts and six grandmothers, four seasons and eight festivals, all four are empty, four bodies are not diligent, and all grains are not divided. 2. Some idioms mean "many", and some idioms contain "three, five, one hundred, one thousand, one million", such as one after another, three transgressions and five times, three orders and five applications, a narrow escape, a hundred attempts to turn steel, full of holes, one thousand ways, thousands of times, and thousands of years. 3. Some idioms mean "less", and some idioms with "one" are the most representative, such as the slightest point, nothing, bit by bit, overnight, a stitch and a thread, a little knowledge, a fragment, twos and threes, a few words, nine Niu Yi hairs and so on. 4. Some idioms mean "miscellaneous", and some idioms with "seven or eight" are the most representative, such as scattered, scattered, chaotic, too many cooks, jumbled, jumbled, 30% off, varied, colorful and complicated. 5. Some people emphasize that if they are the same, they are exactly the same, unique, loud, completely clean, make a clean break, plummet, five big and three thick, and 99 is unity, certainty, perfection, victory, truth, foolproof, and so on. 6. Some idioms obviously contain derogatory meanings, and most of them contain "three, four", such as gossiping, three, four, commanding, forgetting three, changing three into four, pushing three and pushing four, overturning three and bullying four, and adjusting three nests and four. The numbers in these idioms all mean something like "right or wrong" or "this way, that way". Judging from the grammatical structure of these idioms, the numbers in them can act as various components: 1. Such as the title, once and for all, one is nothing but foolproof; 2. As a predicate, such as: words and deeds are different, the weather is myriad, and everyone has a hundred; 3. As an object, such as: draw inferences from others, draw inferences from others, and know a little; 4. Attributive, such as: exquisite in all directions, a hundred schools of thought contend, and Vientiane is updated; 5. Adverbials, such as: frank, irreconcilable, think twice; 6. Make up a supplement, such as: low, low, three, four, push three gears and four, half a hundred miles. In addition, the numbers in idioms have certain rhetorical functions, and they can form various figures of speech. For example: 1. Copy; Crossing the street to open people; 2. exaggeration: three points into the wood, mouth watering; 3. austerity: three aunts, six women, three cardinal guides and five permanent members; 4. foil: a close call, profitable; 5. Mosaic: stable and clean; 8. Overlap: 3322, Qian Qian unique; 6. the truth; Time and time again, people are connected with each other, and heart and reason are connected; 7. Same language: everything has its vanquisher, one is one and the other is two; Wait a minute.
(4) Which idioms contain the word "number"?
Numeric idioms:
Count nine cold days: Count nine. From the solstice of winter, every nine days is a "nine", and March 9 and April 9 are the coldest. The coldest day.
Tens of thousands: number: number. Tens of thousands. Describe a lot.
Combined punishment for several crimes: combined punishment for prisoners who have committed several crimes before.
The end of a person's life: a person's life: fate. Describes people who are dying, dying or lifeless.
Astronomical number: a very large number.
Understand the situation clearly and have a bottom in mind.
Countless in the chest: it means that you don't know the situation clearly and have no bottom in your heart.
Know fairly well: metaphorically understand the actual situation; Have a bottom in my heart
Countless in mind: refers to not knowing much about the situation or not sure about handling things. Numbers: numbers; Refers to the actual situation.
No. is not new:No.: repeated; Fresh: newly slaughtered animals, extended to fresh. This means that for regular customers, killing animals is not for entertainment. I often see my back fingers, which is not novel.
Counting the ecliptic and the black road: Counting the ecliptic and saying the underworld. Describe talking rosso, rambling.
Count short and talk long: I still talk long and make irresponsible remarks.
Counting melons tells eggplant: describe endless words.
Countless: number: calculation; Victory: all. I can't even count them. Describe a large number; It's hard to calculate.
Forget one's ancestors after counting: number, number theory; Canon, history. Count the classics; But I forgot my ancestors. Later used to describe the original and fundamental reasons for forgetting things. Now metaphor knows nothing about its own history.
Never forget the past: number: calculation; Go: the past; Come: the future. Knowing the past can infer the future.
One of the best: not the first; And the second one. Highlight the description.
Count the black on the yellow: count: criticize, criticize. Comment behind your back and slander others at will.
Counting meters and measuring firewood: metaphor is too trivial. It also describes the embarrassment of life.
Only a handful: you can count clearly when you pull your finger.
Like a few treasures: as clear as counting the treasures at home. The metaphor is familiar.
Calendar can be counted: vivid, clear and distinct; Clear; You can count it.
Overfill: excessive: inconsistent with the facts; Reed instrument: A reed instrument. People who can't play the flute pretend to be experts; Mix in the band to make up the numbers. Metaphor is that people who are incapable pretend to be experts.
Bad luck is inevitable: in Buddhist terms, it is a doomed disaster. The misfortune of fate is hard to escape.
Do everything possible: all over: all over; All; Solution: originally refers to the posture and moves in martial arts; The latter refers to the means; Skill. All your skills.
Countless: victory: exhaustion. The number is too numerous to count; Describe a lot. Also known as "invincible".
Reserve position: reserve position: like a corpse position, it means that you can't do your duty; Supplement: Use unqualified people to supplement the quantity. If you are too modest to do nothing.
Rarely: rarely: rare; Quantity: Count. The number of descriptions is rarely easy to count.
Countless: counting: calculating. There is no way to calculate the quantity. Describe a lot.
Countless: invincible: unbearable. I can't count my fingers. Describe a lot.
Only a handful: bend: bend. Describe a very small number, you can count it with your fingers.
Fate: Fate: Fate. Describes people who are dying, dying or lifeless.
⑤ What are the words for quantity?
Many [x ψ none]
A large number of people or things.
massive
A large number; Collection and summary of event versions. A lot of [Dà P:]
Great, great power.
several
A smaller quantity. For "most people" countless/innumerable
Unable to count, referring to a very large number; I don't know the details. limited
Limited in scope, quantity or length of time; Small quantity; The degree is not high. Most [non-bà n]
More than half or more than half; More than half; Most of them are. A small amount
Less in number or quantity.
huge
As much as the sea. Enrich [f]
There are many kinds and large quantities. 6. What are the four-word words for quantity?
The four words of quantity are: a land of fragrant grass, all corners of the country, all rivers run into the sea, Qian Qian million, one cent, ten million, countless, all over the mountains and scattered all over the place.
⑦ What are the idioms that describe "I know what I know"?
See clearly.
Very small weight is clearly distinguishable.
The enemy's activities are very precise.
obviously
Understand; Understanding
Know something like the back of your hand.
See sth clearly.
Be very familiar with the situation
⑧ Complete collection of digital idioms.
Numeric idioms:
1, perfect
Interpretation: perfect, not lacking.
Source: Chen Qing Lang's "Snow Moon and Plum Biography": "Don't worry when you go out; Isn't it perfect? "
Example: new things are often not perfect when they first appear, but they have a bright future and can overcome and replace old things.
2. Up and down [Q and sh dang b ā xi]
Interpretation: describe being at a loss or uneasy; Can't go up, in the middle position; Describe messy and untidy.
Source: Song Gaozong's "Quoting from the Zen Master Da Hui Pujue": "There are seven cases; Such as biting pig iron; When there is no taste; Don't back down. "
When my brother is away, my mother is always on tenterhooks, worried that something will happen.
3. Half-hearted
Interpretation: think like this, hesitate. Often refers to insecurity and unfairness.
Source: Yuan Guan Hanqing's "Zhao Romantic Salvation": "Fighting for Nai as a prostitute; They are half-hearted. "
Example: He loves what he does, and he is never half-hearted.
4. wholeheartedly [y and x and n y and y]
Interpretation: single-minded.
Source: "The Biography of the Three Kingdoms and Wei Zhi" Du Shu: "Free from Shu Ren, moved to Zhangwu County, the first year of Jiaping." Pei Songzhi quoted Du Xin's book: "Therefore, push wholeheartedly and go straight."
She is a hard-working housewife and devoted to housework.
5. Nine hairs
Interpretation: a hair on nine cows. Metaphor is a very small number in a very large number, which is insignificant.
Source: Han Sima Qian's "Report to Ren Shaoqing": "False orders are punished; If a drop in the bucket; What is the difference with ants? "
Asking the big boss to give us this money to raise our salary is only nine Niu Yi cents for him.