Ⅰ Idioms with numbers
Idioms with numbers include: short of success, alone, wishful thinking, a mess, all the rage, a sleeper, ignorant, singing in harmony, over and over again, limping Turn around, be out of the sky, be pregnant with everything, see everything at a glance, kill everyone as a warning to a hundred, not worth a penny, sweep away, have nothing, four treasures of the study, three teachings and nine streams, swarm up, six ice flowers, three points in the wood, love at first sight, collusion, unique, short-lived, one-of-a-kind, make inferences from one instance, make repeated orders and five orders. , unchanged, etc.
1. Take charge of one's job
Definition: To take on one task alone.
Source: "Book of Han·Zhang Liang Biography": "... among the generals of the King of Han, only Han Xin can achieve great things; be responsible."
Translation: Among the generals of the King of Han, only Han Xin can achieve great things , can take on one aspect of the task alone.
2. Popular
Definition: To describe a thing that is very popular in a period of time.
Source: Volume 15 of "Wanli Yehuobian" by Shen Defu of the Ming Dynasty: "...it became popular for a while; the discussion was like a mouthful."
Translation: So a Time is very popular, and whenever there is discussion, it is about this matter.
Three, three times and five times
Meaning: repeatedly, many times.
Source: "The Scholars" by Wu Jingzi of the Qing Dynasty: "The old monk who was pestered again and again became anxious and said: 'Where are you a bachelor? How dare you come to trouble us!...'"
Example: There were still a few months before graduation, so he complained about his difficulties again and again and asked for the leadership's care.
4. Unique
Definition: There is nothing the same; nothing can be compared.
Source: "Zongjinglu" by Yanshouji of the Song Dynasty: "It is unique; it is true liberation."
Translation: There is no comparison, it is true liberation.
5. Draw inferences from one instance
Definition: Learn the situations and principles of many things by analogy from the situation and principles of one thing. Describes being good at making analogies and being able to reach from one point to another.
Source: "The Analects of Confucius·Shuer": "If you take one example and do not use three examples to reverse it, it will not be repeated."
Translation: By analogy from one thing, you can know many other things. It is a metaphor for being good at learning and being able to reach from here to there.
Ⅱ Idioms containing numbers
Idioms containing numbers are as follows:
1. Seven up and eight down
< p> Definition: also said seven ups and downs. Describes being uneasy.
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Vernacular translation: Hu Zhengqing’s heart is like 15 buckets carrying water, seven up and eight down.
2. Half-hearted
Definition: Describes indecision, lack of determination or lack of concentration.
Source:
The first chapter of "Saving Fengchen" by Guan Hanqing of Yuan Dynasty: "Zheng Nai is a bandit prostitute, and he is half-hearted."
Vernacular translation: Nai He is Gangsters and gangsters are all half-hearted people.
3. Single-mindedness
Definition: Single-mindedness of mind and thoughts.
Source:
Pei Songzhi's annotation quoted from "Du Family's New Book": "Therefore, we should focus on one mind, any intention, and a straight ear."
Vernacular translation: So Do things wholeheartedly.
4. A hair on a cow.
Definition: A hair on many cows. The metaphor is trivial. "Report to Ren An" by Sima Qian of the Han Dynasty: "If a servant is punished for falsely obeying the law, it is like losing one hair of nine oxen. How is it different from an ant?"
Source:
"Report to Ren Shaoqing" by Sima Qian of the Han Dynasty "Book": "If a servant were to be punished for committing suicide, it would be like nine cows losing one hair, how could it be any different from an ant?"
Vernacular translation: Even if a servant were to be punished for committing crimes, it would be like nine cows losing one hair. , what is the difference between this and ants?
5. A narrow escape from death
Definition: To describe surviving many dangers.
Source:
Chapter 13 of "Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties": "Anyone who enters the mansion... if ten people enter, they will escape death."
Vernacular translation: Of all the people who were taken into the mansion...ten of them entered, nine died and one lived.
Ⅲ 20 idioms with numbers
One chant and one call will answer a hundred responses, one will kill two birds with one stone, one will plummet, one will be violent, one will be cold, one day will make a thousand miles
One, five, eleven, one will and one mind
Two sides and three swords
Three long, two short, three times, five times, three times, two times, three heads, six arms, three hearts and two minds, three words and a few words
Split in all directions, reaching all directions, all even and stable
Colorful, colorful, colorful, colorful, colorful
Six gods and no master
p>Topsy-turvy, topsy-turvy, topsy-turvy, up, eight-down, seven-handed, eight-footed, seven-tongued
Beautiful on all sides
A drop in the bucket
Ten horses, nine stable, perfect and perfect
Hundreds of hits, hundred holes, hundreds of battles, hundred victories, hundred obedience
Thousands of changes, thousands of different armies, thousands of horses, thousands of mountains, thousands of rivers, thousands of threads, thousands of hardships, thousands of words Thousands of words are absolutely true
Thousands of efforts, thousands of attempts, thousands of strange things, thousands of postures, thousands of junctures, one shot, one gain, one gain, one gain, one loss, all the same
Thousands of rivers, thousands of mountains, nothing lost, thousands of people with one heart, thousands of purples, thousands of reds, thousands of deaths, life
九牛二 A tiger's journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. A thousand troops are easy to get, but a general is hard to find.
Although a sparrow is small, it has all the internal organs. It would rather be the head of a chicken. If there is nothing to do, after three people walking together, I will be there. Teacher Yan
With one heart and one mind, one stone kills two birds, two tigers compete with each other, and with a few words, it extends in all directions, the harvest is plentiful, sixty-six great successes, seven ups and eight downs, eight immortals cross the sea, ninety-nine are unified, everything is perfect.
A complete defeat is seen at a glance, and a person can see a fortune, a fortune, a talent, a fortune, a fortune, a thousand dollars, a thousand dollars, a thousand dollars, one stone, two birds. Thirty-six strategies, walking is the best strategy, three long and two short, three wives and four concubines, three obedience and four virtues, three minds and two minds, three days and two ends, three households will die in Qin,
Everything is stable and all directions are empty
Five bodies cast to the ground, colorful and colorful All kinds of things,
The six gods have no master and the six roots are pure
A patchwork of seven emotions, six desires, seven orifices, seven hands and eight feet, all kinds of confusion,
Eight sides of majesty At the turn of the eight worships, the eight characters open up the eight directions,
Nine cattle, one hair, ninety-nine, ninety-nine returns, one ninety-five, the Lord is beyond the sky
Ten successes, nine stability, ten years of cold window, ten fingers to the heart, ten sheep and nine shepherds, perfect and perfect
One hundred feet Gantou, one step further, a hundred years of harmony, a hundred years of tree-building, a hundred-footed insect, dead and not stiff, indomitable, no taboo, every waste can make a new thing,
A critical moment, a thousand considerations and a mistake, a thousand choices , Thousands of households, ever-changing
Empty alleys, endless disasters, endless life,
Lost even the slightest bit, mistaken for thousands of miles, lost in all directions, each has its own merits, the bare ground is thousands of miles away, one leak is thousands, the fragrance lasts for a hundred generations, the weather is endless, the forest The universe is full of things, the stink lasts for thousands of years, the quail clothes are knotted in hundreds of knots, the nine springs are full of smiles, the ears and eyes are new, and the hands are empty
Ⅳ A collection of idioms with numbers
Idioms with numbers:
1. 100% perfect [shí quán shí měi]
Definition: Perfect, without any shortcomings.
Source: "Xue Yue Mei Zhuan" by Chen Lang of the Qing Dynasty: "A good nephew can feel at ease even when he goes out; isn't it perfect?"
Example: New things are in their early stages It is often not perfect when it appears, but it has the potential to develop and can defeat and replace the old things.
2. Qī shàng bā xià [qī shàng bā xià]
Definition: Describes being at a loss or feeling restless; pointing neither up nor down, in a middle position; describing being messy and untidy.
Source: Zonggao of the Song Dynasty said in "Quotations of Zen Master Mahahui Pujue": "There are seven ups and eight downs in a square inch; it is like biting a raw iron prong; when there is no taste, do not give up."
Example: When my brother goes out, my mother is always anxious and worried that something will happen.
3. Half-hearted [sān xīn èr yì]
Definition: Thinking about this and thinking about that, hesitating. Often refers to feeling uneasy and unfocused.
Source: Yuan·Guan Hanqing's "Zhao Pan'er Feng Yue Saves Feng Chen": "Zheng Nai is a gangster prostitute; he is half-hearted."
Example: He loves what he does and never does it half-heartedly.
4. Single-mindedness [yī xīn yī yì]
Definition: Mind, single-mindedness.
Source: "Three Kingdoms Wei Zhi Biography of Du Shu": "I was exempted from being a commoner and moved to Zhangwu County in the first year of Jiaping." Pei Songzhi's annotation quoted from "Du Family's New Book": "Therefore, if you are single-minded, you can take any responsibility. One intention, straight ears.
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Example: She is a diligent housewife who takes care of the housework wholeheartedly.
5. A drop in a bucket [jiǔ niú yī máo]
Definition: Nine Articles A hair on an ox is a metaphor for a very small number among a huge number.
Source: Han Dynasty Sima Qian's "Report to Ren Shaoqing": "A false servant is punished; it is like a hair from nine oxen." ; How is it different from an ant? ”
Example: Asking the big boss to spend this little money to increase our wages is just a drop in the bucket for him.
Ⅳ Blessing idioms with numbers
1. Everything is smooth sailing, two people are of the same mind, three sheep will prosper, four joys will come, a good harvest, six or six fortunes, seven stars will shine, treasures will come from all directions, success will last a long time, everything will be perfect
2 , Smooth sailing, two dragons soaring, three sheep prospering, four seasons of peace, five blessings, six or six fortunes, seven stars shining brightly, wealth coming from all directions, ninety-nine concentric, perfect and perfect
3. A life of happiness for two people with the same heart Three years, two seasons, five blessings, peace, peace, exquisiteness, ninety-nine auspiciousness, perfection
4. A vast plain, 200 million assets, a road in front of the mountain, all around the world, a five-star hotel, six dishes and a bowl , Seven joys, majesty from all sides, ninth-grade officials, work at ten o'clock
5. One inscription is amazing, two dragons are fine beads, three sheep are prosperous, all directions are good, the harvest is good, six and six are good luck, and seven stars are. High shine, exquisite on all sides, ninety-nine responses to one, perfect,
6. Peace in life, two people of the same heart, good luck in three lives, wealth in four seasons, abundant grains, prosperous livestock, friendship with seven neighbors, majesty in eight directions, nine Long-lasting happiness, no worries, everything goes well!
Ⅵ A collection of 4-character idioms with numbers
Perfect in all directions. Red. Seven ups and two downs. A smooth journey. There are no three things but one mind. A hundred grains make a difference. Three emperors and five emperors. Kill two birds with one stone.
Up and down, chattering, being one-minded, half-hearted, eight immortals crossing the sea, all over the world, six gods and no masters, nine deaths and one life, ninety-nine in one, colorful, colorful, colorful, the sea and sky are the same color, all hands and feet, In all directions, seven up and eight down, divided into two, neither three nor four, extending in all directions, colorful, half a catty, all kinds of colors, thousands of troops and horses, one, five, ten, one cut in two, one hundred thousand urgent, a hundred flowers blooming, a hundred flowers blooming, a safe journey, one word For concentration, three
One mind, one mind, two minds, two minds, the best, three minds, two minds, reaching all directions, reaching all the lakes and seas, six, six, seven up, eight down, eight immortals crossing the sea, nine oxen and one hair, perfect, perfect and perfect
, Thousands and thousands of people have a long history, know nothing about 708, fall into rage, shine brightly, false alarm, thousands of people get nothing, catch them all in one fell swoop, go all over the world with a narrow escape
Ⅶ 50 idioms containing numbers
< p> One word is fixed, one is five and ten, one is a watchmaker, one is harmonious, one is wholehearted,Have a safe journey, nothing is accomplished, one is half-knowledge, one is once a year, one is motionless,
A blockbuster, unable to do anything, silent, a leaf knows the autumn, a year and a half,
One-track mind, one skill, bit by bit, written off, everything at a glance,
Serious, as always, uncharacteristically, Exactly the same, once and for all,
Consistent, smooth sailing, wishful thinking, singing in harmony, a complete mess,
Knowing nothing, sleeping on a straw, limping, having nothing, unable to recover,
A promise worth a thousand pieces of gold, a promise and a relaxation, a rush to disperse, a scale and a half claw, the same lineage,
In a nutshell, one yuan starts again, one body is courageous, one stone kills two birds with one stone, nothing is desired,
Without saying a word, There are two traders, two or three gentlemen, two or eight beauties, two peaches and three scholars,
Having two minds and two minds, three mountains and five mountains, three times and five times, three teachings and nine streams, three orders and five orders,
Being in all directions, being besieged on all sides, everything is stable, all four feet are facing the sky, Extending in all directions,
Multiple flowers, colorful, abundant harvests, colorful, all over the world,
The six gods have no owner, the six relatives do not recognize, the six roots are pure, the six animals are prosperous, there is frost in June,
Seven Up and down, chattering, seven old and eighty, seven emotions and six desires, seven pieces of everything,
Eight Immortals crossing the sea, eight worshipers, exquisite things on all sides, eight ounces and a half catty, wind coming from all directions,
Ⅷ Contains 50 idioms about numbers
Idioms about numbers:
Colorful, uneasy, half-hearted, single-minded, narrowly escaped, a drop in the bucket, all over the world, scattered,
Nine-nine are unified, all kinds of things, six gods have no master, colorful, eight immortals cross the sea, in all directions, one word is determined, one, five and ten,
One expression of talent, one group of harmony, one safe journey, nothing accomplished, one half-knowledge, once a year, Motionless, a blockbuster,
Nothing to do, silent, a leaf knows the autumn, a year and a half, a willful way, a skill, bit by bit, written off,
A clear view, serious, as always , uncharacteristically, exactly the same, once and for all, consistent, smooth sailing,
Wishful thinking, singing in harmony, a complete mess, knowing nothing, limping, nothing, unable to recover,
Three teachings and nine streams, three orders and five applications .
1. Colorful
Explanation: Describing complex colors or various patterns. Extended to various colors.
Source: This is a miracle in the history of Sichuan's Rav, so those country people, oh, immediately made colorful speculations. "The Murderer" by Satine
Grammar: conjunction; used as predicate and attributive; describing a wide range of varieties
Synonyms: colorful, colorful, colorful, colorful, colorful, colorful, five colors Colorful, colorful, colorful
Antonyms of clear and white, gray, single color, dim color
2. seven up and eight down
Explanation: Describes feeling anxious and uneasy.
From: Chapter 26 of "Water Margin" by Shi Naian of the Ming Dynasty: "Then Hu Zhengqing had fifteen buckets in his heart to fetch water, seven up and eight down."
Example : He just felt restless and uneasy. Satine's "Trouble"
Grammar: conjunction; used as predicate, attributive, and adverbial; to describe feeling flustered and uneasy
Synonyms: uneasy, uneasy, uneasy, hesitant, uneasy
Antonyms: at ease, as if nothing has happened, calm and unhurried
3. Half-hearted
Explanation: Thinking about this and thinking about that, hesitating. Often refers to feeling uneasy and unfocused.
Source: But now that the enemy is facing us and there are troops chasing us, you must not be half-hearted, hesitant and miss important matters.
Yao Xueyin's "Li Zicheng" Volume 1, Chapter 4
Grammar: conjunction; used as predicate and object; with derogatory connotations
Synonyms: like the new and dislike the old, alienate from morality, be distracted, unsettled, hesitant Decision, building a house, being in a trance, one exposed to ten colds, two or three of its virtues, unstable will, one violent and ten cold, indecisive, seeing things differently, absent-minded, being distracted, going from Qin to late Chu, turning over and over again, looking here and there, two and three Its meaning is: day and night
Antonyms: single-minded, all-out, single-minded, united, affectionate, concentrated, overcoming all opinions, sparing no effort, undistracted, dripping with water, working together, whole-hearted, Single-mindedness, sincerity, concentration, good intentions, single-mindedness, sincerity, concentration
4. Single-mindedness
Explanation: There is only one mind and no other considerations.
Source: Therefore, Peng Guanbao devoted himself to defense matters, and Zhuang Zhijun devoted himself to military equipment. Chapter 4 of "Huan Hai" by Zhang Chunfan of the Qing Dynasty
Grammar: conjunction; used as attributive and adverbial; with commendatory meaning
Synonyms: single-minded, single-minded, single-minded, single-minded, concentrated, breathless, To be sincere, to be whole-hearted, to be attentive, to be sincere, to be attentive, to be single-minded, to be undistracted, to be single-minded, to be devoted
Antonyms for being half-hearted, to build a house, to be absent-minded, to have two or three virtues, Half-hearted, half-hearted, half-hearted, distracted, looking around
5. A narrow escape from death
Explanation: Nine: means a lot. To describe surviving through great danger. It also describes being at a critical moment of life and death, and the situation is very critical.
Source: Your brother is going to be killed in a forest of swords and guns, and his narrow escape is not a joke.
The first chapter of "Rescuing Filial Sons" by Wang Zhongwen of the Yuan Dynasty
Grammar: conjunction; used as predicate and attributive; expressing human experience
Synonyms: escape from death, survive after disaster, misfortune Shao, fighting in the south and in the north, at the critical moment, in danger, surviving in desperate situations, safe and sound, even in danger, living in two lives, surviving from death, in danger, escaping from death, safe and sound, unable to wait, unable to escape from disaster, and living in death< /p>
Antonyms: safe and sound, safe as a mountain, safe and sound, safe as before, safe and sound, safe and sound, safe as a rock, safe and sound