The giant panda has round cheeks, big dark circles, chubby body and iconic walking posture, with eight characters inside and claws as sharp as scalpels. It is one of the most lovely animals in the world, and it is not an exaggeration to describe it as childish.
The source of embarrassment: Qing Pu Songling's "Strange Stories from a Lonely Studio Planting Pears": "The villagers feed back, embarrassed, and the city people are funny." ?
Synonyms of innocence: naive, simple and happy, simple and lovely, simple and honest.
The antonym of innocence: fierce, like a wolf, like a tiger, glaring, a monster.
Make sentences with examples:
1, I love the bright eyes of the bear, and I like its charming appearance! ?
Through her meticulous description, a lovely bear jumped onto the page. ?
The embarrassing appearance of the giant panda amused everyone. ?
Extended data:
Idioms describing animals:
1, while flying.
[Dragon W incarnation]?
Describe the imposing manner, imposing manner. Song Sushi's "Watching the Loyalty Monument": "The mountain has long eyes, the water has flowers, and the dragon and phoenix dance is collected in Lin' an." Later, he described calligraphy as powerful and vivid.
2. The Three Caves of Cunning Rabbit
【jiǎo tù sān kū】？
The sly rabbit has three holes. Metaphor has many hiding places or well-planned hiding places. "Seven Strategies of the Warring States Policy": "A sly rabbit has three caves, just avoid its dead ears; Today, you have a cave, and you lie without a high pillow; Please dig two holes for you. " Cave: A cave.
3. The potential of dogs fighting people
[güu zhàng rén shì]？
Metaphor is bullying (swearing).
4. Smith
[Hu ri h incarnation]
Smith is a fable of the Han nationality in the pre-Qin period. False: borrow. The fox used the tiger's threat to scare away all the animals. Later, "Smith" means to rely on or rely on the strength of others to bully and intimidate people.
5. Ruthless
[láng xn gǒu fèI]？
Describe a person as vicious or ungrateful.
6. A dog jumped over the wall
[güu jítiào Qiang]？
Metaphor is desperate to take desperate action when there is no way out.
7. as timid as a mouse
[dün Xiǎo rúshǔ]？
As timid as a mouse. Describe it as a coward.
8. immediate success
【m dào chéng gáng】？
In ancient times, when fighting, we often wished a quick victory by "seizing the flag and horses". It is now used to describe the achievements people have made at the beginning of their work as soon as they started.
9. The rabbit died in sorrow.
[tüsühúbüI]？
Metaphor is sad (including derogatory) because of the death of the same kind. Tian Ming Yi Heng's Jade Laughs in Zero Tone: "When a turtle cries, the rabbit will be sad when it dies."
10
【tùsǐgǐu pīng】？
"Historical Records of the King of Yue Goujian's Family": "Birds are flying and bows are hidden; A sly rabbit dies and a running dog cooks. " When the bird is gone, the bow is put away. When the rabbit dies, the hounds are cooked and eaten. It is a metaphor for killing people who have made great efforts after things are successful.
1 1, myopia
[Shǔ Moken Guang]?
Metaphor short-sighted, no vision.
12, squat down.
[hǔ Bei Yin Yao]?
Describe a person's big and strong body.
13, better late than never.
[boxwood bǔ Luo]?
"Warring States Policy Chu Ce IV": "It's not too late to mend." It's never too late to mend. Metaphor: after an accident, try to remedy it so as not to suffer any more losses. Prison: animal pen.
14, eyeing up
[hǔ shì dān dān]？
Watch like a tiger pouncing on food. Describe greedy, malicious stare. Book of Changes: "Look at it, it wants to chase it." Dāndān: The way you stare.
15, wait for him
What did you say?/Sorry?
Metaphor is not active efforts, but luck, hoping to get unexpected gains.