⑴ What are the idioms with the word "道"
What are the idioms with the word "道"?:
To be clear-headed,
Like-minded, < /p>
Go in the opposite direction,
Go down the alley,
Talk about it,
Talk long and short,
Hearsay,
Apostasy,
A different path,
Parting ways,
Inhumane,
Insignificant,
Walk twice the way,
Be dignified,
Walk the way for heaven,
Be immortal,
When one person attains the way, chickens and dogs ascend to heaven,
There is a long way to go,
The golden mean,
Be able to speak eloquently,
There are complaints,
The ways are different and incompatible. For the sake of conspiracy,
Taoist priests who live in fire,
name and surname,
talk about east and west,
call brother and brother,
< p> Nonsense,The middle way is abandoned,
Thieves also have their own ways,
Not enough for outsiders,
Yangguan Avenue,
The auspicious day of the zodiac,
Benevolence, justice and morality,
Gaining the road will help you,
Building the plank road clearly,
Reverse The scriptures and the Tao,
Words and Tao are broken,
If you lose the Tao, there will be few helpers,
If you build the plank road openly and use it secretly, you will have the right Tao. ,
Unreasonable,
A Taoist person,
Master of the South Road,
Going against the Tao and causing chaos,
The journey is the way,
The right path is smooth,
The family wealth is fading,
The wind will pass,
the way Don’t conspire,
Twelve gold medals,
Go home,
Don’t stick to two things,
Follow the righteousness ,
Four to Eight Ways,
Self-explained Tao,
Friends of the market,
Still confused after hearing the Tao,
The way of heaven has no relatives,
love must follow its own way,
dress up and follow the way,
give up the way and use power,
< p> The road meets a narrow road,The side road is off the road,
The owner of the North Road,
The road ends and the road ends,
On Chang'an Road ,
Talking about the green road in vain
The road is in vain and it is lonely,
I dislike the good and the evil,
The road is in vain and it will lead to disaster,
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Preach and receive karma,
Establish yourself and practice the Tao
If you gain the Tao, there will be many help, but if you lose the Tao, there will be few.
The devil is one foot high, and the Tao is one foot high.
Respect teachers,
Make money in the right way,
Be tyrannical,
Rebellion,
Jackals are in charge,
Ways to maintain health,
Gossip,
Talking nonsense,
Doing the opposite,
Erdao merchant
⑵ What are the eight-character idioms
One son becomes a monk, and the seventh ancestor ascends to heaven [yī zǐ chū jiā, qī zǔ shēng tiān]
Metaphors When one person gains power, the whole family benefits. Same as "one son becomes a monk and nine ancestors ascend to heaven".
One son becomes a monk, and the seventh ancestor ascends to heaven. The pronunciation is yī zǐ chū jiā, qī zǔ shēng tiān. It is a common saying, which means that when one person becomes powerful, the whole family will benefit. It comes from "A Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin in the Qing Dynasty.
Three parts like a human, seven parts like a ghost [sān fēn xiàng rén, qī fēn sì guǐ]
A curse word. Calling someone ugly.
Source
〖Source〗 Ming Dynasty Shi Naian's "Water Margin" Chapter 23: "If I marry someone like this, I will live my life in vain! You see My three inches of Dinggu tree bark is three-quarters like a human being and seven-quarters like a ghost. I am so unlucky!"
Example
Zhongxian said, "You old beggar, ~, is there any strange prescription that can cure the disease? ' Chapter 38 of Anonymous "Pearl Yuan" of the Qing Dynasty
Three corpses exploded randomly, and smoke came out from the seven orifices [sān shī luàn bào, qī qiào shēng yān]
Three corpses: Taoism believes that people There are ghosts in the body called "three corpses" or "three corpse gods"; seven orifices: refers to two eyes, two ears, two nostrils and mouth.
Describes a person who is extremely angry.
Source
Chapter 48 of Xu Zhonglin's "The Romance of the Gods" in the Ming Dynasty: "When the Grand Master heard the report, he broke into two formations, only to be so anxious that the three corpse gods jumped, and their seven orifices Make smoke."
Example
At this time, some officials looked at each other, helpless and angry. Chapter 47 of "The Strange Current Situation Witnessed in Twenty Years" by Wu Jianren of the Qing Dynasty
Seventy-two changes, the true character cannot be changed [qī shí èr biàn, běn xiàng nán biàn]
Even though there are seventy-two changes, its original appearance is difficult to change. It is a metaphor that although things are ever-changing, their essence is difficult to change.
Source
Wu Chengen's "Journey to the West" of the Ming Dynasty records: Sun Wukong can change seventy-two times, but only his tail cannot change.
⑶ What are the eight-character idioms
1. Tell everything you know, and tell everything
zhī wú bù yán, yán wú bù jìn
The idiom explains what you know, just say it, and when you say it, say it without reservation.
The idiom comes from Sima Guang of the Song Dynasty, "Preface to the Collected Memorials of Lu Xianke's Chapters": "He who knows everything he knows can be told, and he can express everything he knows. If he is able to express his knowledge, he will have nothing to be ashamed of in his profession."
2. The sparrow knows the ambition of the swan
yàn què ān zhī hóng hú zhī zhì
The idiom explains how ordinary people know the aspirations of heroes.
The idiom comes from "Historical Records·Chen She Family": "Hey, how can a sparrow know the ambition of a swan?"
3. It can only be understood, not expressed in words
zhǐ kě yì huì, bù kě yán chuán
The idiom explanation can only be understood and understood with the heart, but cannot be expressed concretely in words. It means that the truth is mysterious and difficult to explain. Sometimes it also refers to a situation that is too delicate to explain.
The idiom comes from "Zhuangzi's Way of Heaven" written by Zhuangzhou of the Pre-Qin Dynasty: "What follows the meaning cannot be conveyed in words."
4. Mountains and rivers are easy to change, but nature is difficult to change
shān hé yì gǎi, běn xìng nán yí
The idiom explanation refers to habits that are difficult to change.
The idiom comes from the third chapter of "Xie Jinwu" by Anonymous Yuan Dynasty: "The mountains and rivers are easy to change, but the nature is hard to change."
5. Everything is ready, all we need is the east wind
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wàn shì jù bèi, zhǐ qiàn dōng fēng
The idiom explains that everything is ready, except that the east wind does not blow, so no fire can be set. Metaphorically, everything is ready, except for the last important condition.
The idiom comes from Chapter 49 of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" by Luo Guanzhong of the Ming Dynasty: "If you want to defeat Duke Cao, it is better to attack with fire; everything is ready, all you need is the east wind."
⑷ With the word "Tao" What are the idioms of
The right way to make money,
The way to maintain health,
The six paths of reincarnation,
The auspicious day of the zodiac,
There is a way for thieves,
There is a side door,
The golden mean,
It is sanctimonious,
There is a long way to go,
Talk about things in different ways,
Be eloquent,
Be domineering,
Don’t work together if you have different ways,
Go your separate ways,
p>Talk about it,
Hear about it,
Insignificant,
Go against the grain,
Live in poverty,
< p> Sit down and discuss the Tao,Write articles to convey the Tao,
Be deviant from the Tao,
Follow the Tao for Heaven,
The way to make money,
The way of Confucius and Mencius,
The road is based on the eyes,
Nonsense,
The broad road,
Inhumane,
< p> To be clear about the truth⑸ An idiom with eight words for a person with his mouth open
To be tongue-tied [
zhāng
kǒu
jié
shé
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Basic definition and detailed definition
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zhāng
kǒu
jié
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Tongue: tongue Cannot rotate. He opened his mouth and was speechless. It is used to describe a person who is at a loss for words to answer a question, or who is in a daze due to nervousness and fear.
Out
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Qu Bo's "Lin Hai Xue Yuan" 28: "The murderer felt that the sound was like an iron bar hitting his head. He turned around and was shocked and speechless. "
Example
Sentence
The evidence of the crime was all there, and he was speechless.
⑹ What are the idioms with the word "道" in them
1. Insignificant
Pronunciation: wēi bù zú dào
Explanation : Wei: fine, small; sufficient: worthy; Tao: talk about. It's so tiny that it's not worth mentioning. Refers to meaning, value, etc. that are too small to be worth mentioning.
Source: Guo Moruo's poem "A Hundred Flowers Blooming·Single Colored Grass": "Although we are insignificant among grass and flowers, our flower color is considered to be representative of purple."
Grammar: more formal; As predicate and object
2. Complaints
Pronunciation: yuàn shēng zài dào
Explanation: contain: full. The voice of resentment fills the road. Describes the general strong dissatisfaction of the people.
Source: "Shibi·Daya·Shengmin": "The real Qin and the real tea, the sound of Jue carries the road." "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty·Li Gu Biography": "Open the door to accept bribes, and use the wrong things, and the world is in chaos. However, there are many complaints. "
Example: Everyone who has some extra profit will be in the official position. At that time, there will be complaints both inside and outside. Doesn't it lose the overall character of a family like yours? Chapter 56 of "Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty
⑺ An idiom in which one of the eight Tao characters has a number in the middle
Nonsense
Explanation: no basis Or talking nonsense without reason.
From: Song Dynasty Shi Puji's "Wudeng Huiyuan·Dharma Master Longmenyuan": "The master of the secret magic rock had a foster son and talked nonsense, so he slapped him into powder and scattered it around the world in all directions. . ”
Example: In order to create amazing words and maintain stable dialogue, some writers simply don’t care.
◎Lu Xun's "Qiejieting Essays·Miscellaneous Talks after Illness"
Grammar: conjunction; used as predicate, object, attributive; has a derogatory connotation, describing the speech as unfounded
< p> ⑻ What are the idioms with the word Tao?The Tao of Confucius and Mencius,
Sitting and discussing the Tao,
The sheep's small intestine,
The ancient road is hot,
Gossip,
Nonsense,
Reasonable,
Inhumane,
Talking in various directions,
< p> Rebellion and immorality,The decline of family fortune,
Yangguan Avenue,
Ban Jing’s Taoism,
The dignity of teachers, < /p>
One word tells the truth,
Asking questions from the blind,
Go your own way,
Do the opposite,
The Tao lies in feces,
Crooked ways,
The Tao of civil and military affairs,
Word of mouth carries the Tao,
Benevolence, righteousness and morality,
The wolf is in power,
God's way is good,
Talking about gossip,
Saying that there are few people,
Morality Articles,
Foolish and ignorant,
Do the same thing
⑼ What are the eight-character idioms
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For example, the eight-character idioms include:
A graceful lady, a gentleman is fond of fighting;
A mantis stalks a cicada, but the oriole follows behind;
When a snipe and a clam quarrel, the fisherman gets the benefit. ;
One person teaches ten, and ten people teach a hundred;
When one person attains enlightenment, chickens and dogs ascend to heaven;
One person fights tooth and nail, but ten thousand people cannot stand;
< p> One person is short-sighted, but everyone is wise;One night without sleep, ten nights are not enough;
One man is in charge, and ten thousand men cannot open it;
One family Don't talk about two families;
When tigers appear in one mountain, hundreds of pigs die;
One key opens a lock;
When one side is in trouble, all sides support it ;
The soil and water support the person;
If you make a wrong step, you will make a wrong step;
One wave is not flat, but another wave arises;
One careless move and everything is lost;
Once a word is spoken, it is hard to catch up;
Everything is ready, all we need is the east wind;
Three points of taking medicine, seven points of conditioning;
Three points of appearance, seven points of grooming;
Thirty-six strategies, walking is the best strategy;
Thirty Six strategies, walking is the best;
Three days to fish, two days to dry the net;
Half-hearted, never succeed;
There is no way to the sky, to the earth No door;
There is heaven above, and Suzhou and Hangzhou below;
Don’t be happy with things, don’t be sad with yourself;
How can you catch a tiger if you don’t enter the tiger’s den? Son;
If you are not in your position, you will not seek to govern;
If there is no blockage or flow, it will not work;
Don’t be afraid of ten thousand, just be afraid of the worst; < /p>
Don’t be afraid of a long road, but be afraid of a short ambition;
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⑽ What is the idiom about an 8-character gourd boy and the eight-character Tao?
Nonsense
hú shuō bā dào
An explanation that is unfounded or unreasonable.
Source from "Wudeng Huiyuan·Dharma Master Longmenyuan" by Shi Puji of the Song Dynasty: "The master of the secret magic rock had a righteous son and talked nonsense, so he slapped him into powder and scattered it in the world of ten directions. ”
Structural union.
The usage has a derogatory connotation. Describes what people say without basis. Generally used as predicate, object and attributive.
Zhengyin said; it cannot be pronounced as "shuì".
It is difficult to distinguish shapes; cannot write "fu".
Synonyms: talking nonsense, talking nonsense, talking nonsense
Antonyms: well-founded, well-founded words
Analysis ~ and "nonsense"; It all means "talking nonsense without any reason". But ~ is mostly used in spoken language; "gibberish" is mostly used in written language.
Examples
(1) My mother also became afraid; hesitantly said: "You are crazy! Since you know it is not him, why are you like this~?"
(2) On Sunday morning, having to sit in the classroom and listen to the bishop is also a hard thing.