1. A collection of idioms starting with the word wrist
Wrist dislocation, wàn tuō basically explains wrist dislocation.
Describes writing as busy and tense. Song Suzhe's "Ci Yun Zi Zhan locked the courtyard and gave wine and candles on the first day of November": "The copper ring and jade locked the empty hall, and the first time the wrist was taken off, I was startled and wrote busy notes." Volume 1 of "Hua": "When Gao Niandong had a banquet and wrote poems in his life, he would choose a guest to write for him. The lyrics of the poems were close to the style, and the words came out like a long composition, and the writer was a few hands away." Qing Zhaolian's "Xiaoting Miscellaneous" "The beginning and end of military deployment in the Western Regions": "Every military book is written next to the afternoon, and the key points must be revealed in response to the instructions of the machine. It may be hundreds of words, or dozens of words. The military minister accepts the order and appoints the officers, but he is hasty to the point of failure."
Wàn cù tí gāo The basic explanation of wàn cù tí gāo is to describe a good horse. Jia Sixie of the Northern Wei Dynasty wrote "Essential Art of Qi Min: Raising Cattle, Horses, Donkeys and Mules": "The hooves want to be thick and big, and the hoofs want to be thin and fast."
Tang Dufu's "Gaodu Protects the Horses" : "The wrist and the hoof are as high as iron bars, and the ice cracks when crossing the river." Wrist, wàn zǐ The movable part of the wrist that connects the lower end of the arm with the palm of the hand. Watch, wàn biǎo, the basic explanation is a watch.
Chen Yingzhen's "Clouds and Flowers Swaying in the Sky": "Aqin looked at his watch: 'Nine o'clock is already past.'" See "Watch".
English translation of synonyms of watches 1. Medical wrist-watches wrist strength, wàn lì the strength of the wrist; the strength of the wrist wrist technique, wàn fǎ basically explains the method of using the wrist for writing. Mostly used for calligraphy.
Chen Yizeng of the Yuan Dynasty once said in "Essentials of Hanlin: Writing Techniques": "Pillow the wrist, use the left hand to rest on the right wrist; lift the wrist, put the elbow on the case and lift the wrist; hang the wrist, the most powerful thing is to hang it in the air: the right wrist method. "Wrist Lan, wàn lán basically explains bracelet-like accessories.
Ming Tao Zongyi's "Yuan Shi Ye Ting Ji": "Queen Jingyi, the concubine of the Yuan Dynasty, was congratulated on the same day, and the concubines of the Sixth Palace presented the celebration gift...one person presented the Liujin Jiancui wristband." Wrist, The basic explanation of wàn tóu is still in hand.
The fourth chapter of Yuan Li Xingdao's "The Story of the Gray Margin": "The beating knocked me unconscious, and all my joints were broken. I walked with the staff in unison, and every wrist was strong." "Water Margin" Chapter 52: "This guy is resisting the government. He puts more force on his left and right wrists and is beaten severely!" Wàn gǔ refers to the bones that make up the wrist.
The human carpal bones include: the proximal row of scaphoid, lunate, triangular and pisiform bones connected to the radius, and the distal row of large and small polygonal bones and cranial bones connected to the metacarpal bones. Shape bone, hamate bone Brachiosaurus, Basic explanation For decades, Brachiosaurus has been considered the largest creature in the world. But later it was discovered that several titanosaurid dinosaurs (such as Argentinosaurus) were larger than Brachiosaurus.
Recently, another brachiosaur, Poseidonosaurus, has also been discovered. It is known that the fossil is incomplete and may be heavier than Brachiosaurus. Brachiosaurus was originally thought to be a dinosaur with relatively complete fossil specimens. The largest member, including the world's tallest assembled skeleton on display at the Humboldt Museum of Natural History in Berlin, belongs to B. brancai. .
Some scientists believe that Brachiosaurus brachiosaurus actually belongs to another genus called Giganotosaurus. The holotype of the type species B. altithorax contains seven back dorsal vertebrae, sacrum, proximal tail vertebrae, coracoid, humerus, femur and ribs. These bones are sufficient to estimate its size. size.
Brachiosaurus had cavities in its spine and ribs to reduce weight. Based on the complete skeleton, Brachiosaurus is estimated to be up to 25 meters long, with its head raised to a height of 13 meters above the ground.
Some fossil fragments from larger specimens suggest that Brachiosaurus could have grown up to 15% larger than this. These fragments include an independent fibula (numbered HMN XV2), 1,340 cm long, and the scapulocoracoid bone in it is believed to belong to Supersaurus.
In the past, the weight of Brachiosaurus has been variously estimated, ranging from as little as 15 metric tons to as large as 78 metric tons. There are some problems with these estimates. For example, the 15 metric tons value is based on limb bones rather than the entire body model, while the 78 metric tons value is based on some outdated and overweight models.
A recent study based on osteology and inferred muscle tissue estimated the weight at 32-37 tons. The large specimen, designated HMN XV2, is believed to have weighed 48 to 56 tonnes.
Detailed explanation of scientific classification: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Sauropsida General order: Dinosauria Order: Saurischia Suborder: Sauropodomorpha Lower order: Sauropoda Family: Brachiosauridae Genus: Brachiosaurus Riggs, 1903 species B. altithorax Riggs, 1903 (type species) B. brancai Janensch, 1914 B. nougaredi de Lapparent, 1960 Synonyms: Giraffatitan Paul, 1988 Discovery and species Brachiosaurus was first discovered in 1900 by Elmer S. Riggs in the Grand Canyon in western Colorado, USA. In early reconstructions of Brachiosaurus, an upper arm bone was mistaken for a femur.
Brachiosaurus includes three known species: ? B. altithorax: the type species published by Elmer Riggs in 1903. Fossils were found in Colorado and Utah Discovery. The fossil period dates back to 1.5-1.45 million years ago, from the Kimmeridgian to the Tithonian.
? B. nougaredi: Published by Albert Rabb in 1960, but may be another species (questionable name). The fossil was discovered in Ouargla, Algeria, Africa, and consists of some fixed bones of the hip (sacral bones) and parts of the forelimbs.
The estimated period is 110-100 million years ago, the Cretaceous Albian to Cenomanian stages. ? B. brancai: The fossil was discovered in Tanzania in 1909 by Werner Janensch and established in 1914. It includes 5 partial skeletons, including at least 3 skulls. and some limb bones, including the most complete specimen of Brachiosaurus.
Brachiosaurus brachii is estimated to have lived between 1.5 and 1.45 million years ago, between the Kimmeridgian and Tithonian stages. There is a ridge between its shoulders and a raised nose on its skull.
In 1988, Gregory S. Paul discovered that the brachiosaurus in Africa was significantly different from the high-chested brachiosaurus in North America, especially in the shape of the body spine. proportions, and a slimmer body shape. Paul then established the African Brachiosaurus fossils as a subgenus, Brachiosaurus brachii.
In 1991, Gee Olshevsky believed that these differences were enough to establish a new genus, so Brachiosaurus brachiosaurus was separated into Giganotosaurus (.
2. What are the idioms that are not four-character idioms?
There are many non-four-character idioms in the 90,000-item vocabulary library that comes with the Multiple Input Method (Multiple Chinese Characters and Graphic Symbols Input Method). For example. ：
Three-character idioms: Stupid; Wearing a tall hat; Difficult to give orders; Shielding; Fishing for straw; Fishing for a handful; Wrestling; Falling; Throwing down the stick; Supporting the facade; Optimus Prime; ... /p>
Five-character idioms: It takes a little effort; it is passed down from one generation to another; it is twisted into a rope; to catch the thief first, catch the king; to hide the truth from the superior, not to the inferior; every particle is hard work; the smoked leaves are not the same; the earthworms shake the big tree; ... .
Six-character idioms: A motion is worse than a silence; a couple cannot be tied up; a woman cannot give way to a man; one cannot live in fear; it is easy to catch a tiger, but difficult to control it; a rotten tree cannot be carved; an ant is greedy for life; a donkey's lips are not as good as a horse's. Mouth; ....
Seven-character idioms cannot be slapped; one person is responsible for the work; young ginger is not as spicy as old ginger; the prime minister's belly can hold a boat; it is difficult to plant delicious cherries; the sparrows are safe. The ambition of the swan; it is easy to tie a tiger but difficult to control it; the arm cannot twist the thigh; ...
Idioms with eight characters and above: one is willing to be beaten, and the other is willing to suffer; one person is desperate, but ten thousand men are not worthy of it; a graceful lady, a gentleman is good. The mantis stalks the cicada, but the oriole follows behind; the snipe and the clam compete with each other, and the fisherman gets the advantage; the mantis stalks the cicada, but the oriole stalks behind him? The speed is not the strength of one foot;......
3. The four-letter word with Zixian
The talented gentleman
Pinyin: xián cái jūn zǐ
Explanation: Refers to a person who is talented and virtuous. He is also called a wise man and a gentleman. A wise man and a gentleman do not fail to think about effectiveness, but they have no other kind of advancement, so they are lost in time. --Tang Dynasty. Chen Ziang's "The Ming Must Win". "Xianke" title "Xiancai Junzi" pronunciation xiáncáijūnzǐ meaning refers to a person who is talented and virtuous. Source: Jin·Chen Shou's "Three Kingdoms·Wei Zhi·Chen Si Wang Zhi Biography" Pei Songzhi's annotation quoted from "Wei Lue": "The virtuous and talented gentleman in the world today are. Regardless of whether you are young or old, everyone is willing to swim with him and die for him."
filial son and virtuous grandson
Pinyin: xiào zǐ xián sūn
Definition: Someone who honors his parents. Descendants of virtue.
4. The word "shoulder" is used to form words and idioms
The word "shoulder" is used to make words:
naked,
arm,
< p> arm,shoulder,
shoulder,
arm,
shoulder,
Loop shoulder,
Chest shoulder,
Shoulder shoulder,
Off shoulder,
Shoulder shoulder,
shoulder,
cover shoulder,
shoulder fish,
elbow shoulder,
butcher shoulder,
Chest,
Covered shoulders,
Nudou,
Bare shoulders,
Small shoulders,
Elbow,
Naked boat,
Head shoulder,
Qiao shoulder,
Hebo shoulder,
To be shirtless,
To be shirtless,
Arms and wrists,
Elbows,
Plastic shirts,
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Hunchback,
Straighten one’s shoulders,
Hunch one’s shoulders,
Turn elbows outward,
The arm cannot twist the thigh,
A man can stand on the fist, and a horse can walk on the arm
Idiom of the word "shoulder":
Go into battle shirtless,
A person can stand on the fist, and a horse can walk on the arm.
If a person can stand on the fist, a horse can walk on the arm.
A mountain of shoulders can be formed.
5. Lesson 22, Vol. 2, Fifth Grade
The name Fang Dan is rude. Pinyin fàng dàn wú lǐ means not following etiquette; not polite.
To describe something that is false, bizarre and unreasonable. Absurd: absurd and bizarre.
Chinese text in the second volume of the fifth grade: Lesson 22 "Character Description Group" Xiao Ga (gǎ) and Pang Dun (dūn) compete in wrestling "Xiao Gazi" is the children's novel "Little Soldier Zhang Ga" by the writer Xu Guangyao "The protagonist in ". "Xiao Bing Zhang Ga" tells the story of how Xiao Ga Zi became a veritable Eighth Route Army soldier under the guidance of Uncle Zhong, Uncle Luo, the district captain, and his grandmother.
The following excerpt is about the wrestling match between Little Gazi and Fatty. "How about wrestling."
"Really?" Little Fatty jumped up. He immediately took two steps back, took off his unlined jacket in a flash, put his hands on his waist and said, "Come on, do you want to hug each other, or do you want to throw yourself down?" When the little guy was wrestling with others at home, he always relied on his quick hands and quick eyes. She wouldn't be able to hug him just by relying on strength alone.
The two placed their "guns" and "whips" on the door pillars, each standing in a tiger's position, facing each other like a rooster or a harrier. At first, the little geezer cheered up and bullied his opponent, who was stupid, big, black, thick, and unable to move quickly. He jumped around him like a monkey, always trying to use clever tricks and cold traps, as if he had the upper hand.
But the little chubby guy is also good at wrestling. He slumps his waist, closes his crotch, and bulges his eyes without revealing any flaws. The two people spun around three or four times like a lantern, and finally scratched and grabbed each other.
At this point, the little bastard was fooled: the chubby little guy has big arms, a thick waist, and a strong body. No matter how hard you push and pull him, you just can’t hold him still, and the little bastard can’t hold his breath anymore. , just about to use her ankle to hook his leg, but unexpectedly, he pinned his foot. Taking advantage of the situation, he pushed it to the side, and with a loud thud, the little guy fell onto his back. Yan Jiansheng before his death Yan Jiansheng is a character in the Chinese classical satirical novel "The Scholars".
In this novel, the writer Wu Jingzi uses satire to describe the pursuit of fame and the living conditions of scholars in feudal society. In the novel, Yan Jiansheng is a very wealthy man.
The following fragment describes the situation before his death. From then on, Yan Jiansheng's illness became worse and worse day by day, and he never looked back.
All relatives and relatives came to greet me. Five nephews shuttled over to accompany the doctor in getting medicine.
After the Mid-Autumn Festival, the doctors stopped prescribing any medicine and called all Guanzhuang’s family members from the countryside. He was so ill that he couldn't speak for three days in a row.
In the evening, people crowded into a room, and a lamp was lit on the table. Yan Jiansheng's throat was filled with the sound of phlegm coming in and out, and he could not stop breathing without making a sound. He also took his hand out of the quilt and stretched out two fingers.
The eldest nephew came up and asked, "Second uncle, don't you have two relatives you haven't met yet?" He shook his head two or three times. The second nephew came up and asked: "Second uncle, is it possible that there are still two pieces of silver there, and I didn't tell you to understand?" He opened his eyes wide, shook his head hard a few more times, and pointed harder and harder. .
The wet nurse hugged the boy and interjected: "I think it's because the two uncles are not here, so I miss you so much." After hearing this, he closed his eyes and shook his head, but his hand just pointed. .
Mrs. Zhao hurriedly wiped her tears, walked closer and said, "Sir, what others say is irrelevant. Only I know what you mean! Are you doing it for the two lights in that lamp?" Don't worry about the stems of rushes, I'm afraid it will waste oil. I will just pick out one stem now.
"
After that, he hurriedly walked over and picked out a stem. When everyone looked at Yan Jiansheng, they nodded, lowered their hands, and immediately lost their breath.
"Feng Lazi" first The "Feng Lazi" who met Lin Daiyu is Wang Xifeng. She is a main character in the classic literary masterpiece "A Dream of Red Mansions". The writer Cao Xueqin spent ten years writing this novel.
The love story of Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu is the main line, showing the history of the feudal family from prosperity to decline, and depicting many characters with distinctive personalities. The following excerpt is from the third chapter, written about. The scene when Lin Daiyu first entered Jia's house and met everyone.
The text was slightly edited. Before she could finish her sentence, she only heard someone laughing in the backyard and said: "I'm late, I didn't." Welcome distant guests! " Daiyu said with a sigh: "All of these people are holding their voices and holding their breath, so respectful and solemn. Who is this person, so rude and rude? When I thought about it, I saw a group of daughters-in-law and maids surrounding one person. From now on Entering through the door.
This person is dressed differently from other girls, with brilliant embroidery, looking like a concubine and a fairy: she wears a gold silk eight-treasure bun with pearls on her head, and is tied with a hairpin with five phoenixes of the rising sun; He wears a red gold plate and necklace under his neck; he wears a pea-green palace sash and a Pisces flounder rose pendant on his skirt; he wears a narrow-legged red satin coat with gold and hundreds of butterflies and flowers, and a multicolored engraved stone green and silver rat coat on the outside; and an emerald sprinkle on the bottom. Flowery crepe skirt. A pair of red phoenix triangular eyes, two curved willow-shaped eyebrows, a slim body, a charming physique, a pink face that does not reveal its spring power, and a red lip that smells red before she smiles.
Jade quickly stood up to receive him. Jia Mu smiled and said, “You don’t recognize him.
He is a well-known scoundrel in our area. He is known as Lazi in Southern Province. You can just call him "Feng Lazi". "... This Xifeng took Daiyu's hand and looked it up and down carefully, then sent it to Jia Mu to sit down, because she smiled and said: "There really are such beautiful people in the world, I have just met them today. ! What's more, this whole-body demeanor doesn't look like the granddaughter of our ancestors, but actually a direct granddaughter.
I can’t blame my ancestors for talking about it every day, and never forget it. I'm just sorry that my sister is so miserable, why did my aunt pass away? "
After saying that, she wiped her tears with a handkerchief. Jia Mu smiled and said, "I'm just fine, you come and call me."
Your sister has come a long way and is weak, so I persuade her to stop talking in advance. After hearing this, Xifeng quickly turned from sadness to happiness and said, "That's right!" As soon as I saw my sister, I focused all my attention on him. I felt both fond and sad at the same time, and I actually forgot about my ancestors.
It’s time to fight. He quickly took Daiyu's hand and asked, "How old is my sister?" But you also went to school? What medicine are you taking now? Don't feel homesick here.
If you want something to eat or something to play, just tell me. If the girls and wives are not well, just tell me. "
Jiansheng: a title given to scholars in ancient times. Never look back: (the condition) will never be seen again.
Langzhong: (dialect) a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine. After: in the future, already,
Some of the words used in this article are different from the current ones. The editor followed the original text without making any changes:
Brother: The ancient name for boys. Wife: This refers to maid.
6. What are the words preceded by Wanshui Qianshanzhi?
"Bieqiandai" refers to many kinds and great differences. Ten thousand grasses and thousands of flowers, countless kinds of grasses and flowers. It refers to the numerous types of flowers and plants, countless. Ten thousand generations and thousands of autumns refers to the extremely long history. It is also called "eternal Qianqiu" and "ten thousand years Qianqiu". To cut the flesh apart from the bones. To cut off the flesh of the criminal one by one and to execute him. To describe a crime that is so serious that even death cannot atone for it. To describe an eternity and eternity, to describe a time that lasts a very long time. To express a lot of hatred and sorrow. It refers to a lot of sorrow and resentment. Ten thousand households and thousands of doors refers to many families. It also describes the depth and breadth of the house. Ten thousand valleys and thousands of rocks describe the numerous peaks and valleys. Thousands of reds and purples describe the blooming of a hundred flowers and the colors are bright. It also refers to the richness and variety of things. Thousands of hardships and hardships. All kinds of hardships and hardships. Thousands of doors and thousands of households originally refers to numerous and dense doors and windows. Later, it is used to describe a vast house or a large number of residents. Tens of thousands of horses and thousands of troops describe a majestic team or a huge momentum. Thousands of worries, thousands of worries, thousands: describes many . refers to a lot of sorrow and thought. Long live Qianqiu still means thousands of generations. It describes the longevity of time. It is also called "Long Live Qianqiu".