Idioms about the ocean

1, piling up mountains and accumulating seas: describes many things.

2, Daoshan Xue Hai: described as knowledgeable.

3. Xia believes that this is a secluded thought.

4. Oriental Sea: generally refers to the Eastern Ocean.

5, dumping mountains into the sea: describe destruction, destruction.

6, Houhai crane: metaphor is not finished.

7. Looking for the moon in the sea: an impossible metaphor.

8. Broad sky: also a metaphor for rambling.

9. Black wind and evil sea: a metaphor for the environment and sinister encounters.

10, Broad sky: It means a vast world and a long way.

1 1, hit the sea: hit at will. It means not exquisite.

12, release the dragon into the sea: a metaphor for releasing the enemy and leaving behind future troubles.

13, negative sea culvert: the description is all-encompassing and rich in meaning.

14, releasing fish into the sea: a metaphor for releasing the enemy and leaving a curse.

15, the river flows into the sea: a metaphor for being open-minded and smooth.

16, calm: no wind or waves. Metaphor is calm.

17, saying "gold dances in the sea": a metaphor for not wanting wealth, being generous and having integrity.

18, looking for a needle in a haystack: metaphor is extremely difficult to find. Also said that looking for a needle in a haystack.

19, vicissitudes: the sea becomes farmland, and farmland becomes the sea.

20. Pearl sinks into the sea: Pearl sinks into the sea. Metaphor talent is buried.

2 1, the ends of the earth: refers to places that are far apart or far apart.

22. Looking for a needle in a haystack: Looking for a needle in a haystack. Descriptions are hard to find.

23. the depth of the sea: describe love as deep as the sea.

24, looking for a needle in the East China Sea: Jude said to find a needle in a haystack. Describe it as extremely difficult to achieve the goal.

25, looking for a needle in a haystack: looking for a needle in a haystack. No metaphor found.

26. Fish scales in the sea: fish scales in the sea. The metaphor is very small.

27. A drop in the ocean. The metaphor is very small.

28. Looking for a needle in a haystack: Looking for a needle in a haystack. Metaphor is extremely difficult to find.

29. The sea is crossing: the sea is flooding everywhere. Metaphor is turbulent.

30. Crossing the mountain and pressing the sea: crossing the mountain and offshore. Metaphor power expansion.

3 1, rivers and seas return together: all rivers and seas return to the ocean together. Means that the same goal is achieved through different routes.

32. Jiangnan Haibei: South of the great river, north of the sea. Describe the vast territory,

33. Moving mountains across the sea: moving mountains across the sea. The metaphor is powerful.

34. Buddhism is boundless: Buddhism says that Buddhism is as vast as the sea and boundless.

35. Put the mountain above sea level: shake the sea and pull the mountain up. Description is very powerful.

36. Move mountains and dry the sea: move mountains and dry the sea. The metaphor is powerful.

37. Mountain capacity and sea capacity: describe a broad-minded person who can hold things like valleys and the sea.

38. Return to flow: Return to the sea like running water. Metaphor is what people want.

39. Navigation ladder mountain: crossing the sea to climb the mountain. It means going through a difficult journey.

40. Eastern Ocean: Eastern Ocean: Eastern Ocean. It refers to the boundless sea.

4 1, return to water: return to the sea like running water. Metaphor is what people want.

42. The door is like a sea: It is said that the entrance guard of the house of dignitaries is strict, and outsiders can't go in and out casually.

43. Wenjiang Xue Hai: Metaphorical articles and knowledge are as profound as the Yangtze River and the sea.

44. Throwing the river into the sea: The initial description was heavy rain, and later the description was strong strength or momentum.

45. Happiness is like the East China Sea: Happiness is like the water of the East China Sea, which is boundless. As a blessing.

46. The river is clear and the sea is exhausted: the sea in Huang Heqing is dry. Metaphor is a rare thing.

47. Dust in the East China Sea: The sea turns into land, raising dust. Things have changed a lot.

48. Looking for a needle in a haystack: It is extremely difficult to find a needle in the sea.

49. Surge: Surge: The appearance of surging water. Describe the waves as big and fast.

50. The sea boiled and the river rolled: the sea boiled and the river rolled. A metaphor for great momentum or strength.

5 1, crossing the river: describes the great water potential or rainfall, and also indicates the great strength or momentum.

52, magnificent: the original description of the vast water surface. Metaphor is grand or huge.

53. Finding a needle in the East China Sea: It is very difficult to get a needle from the bottom of the sea.

54. Daoshanhuohai: It is a metaphor for extremely dangerous places, also known as the sea of fire.

55. Avalanche: Pushing mountains over the sea. Describe strength and momentum.

56, sinking: the stone sinks into the sea. Metaphor disappears without a trace or no news.

57. Rivers dry up and oceans dry up: rivers dry up and oceans dry up. The metaphor is detailed and thorough, leaving no room.

59. Serene is profound: sea: sea; Yue: High mountains. As deep as the sea and as high as the mountain.

Many rivers flow to the sea: Many rivers flow to the sea. It is a metaphor for the convergence of various forces.

6 1, Lord of thousands of waters: thousands of waters. All rivers eventually flow to the sea, which is called the sea.

62. Moving mountains to the sea: moving mountains to the sea. Metaphor tries its best to overcome great difficulties.

63, the sea of fire and the mountain of knives: the metaphor is extremely difficult and dangerous. Even if it is a sea of fire, it is necessary to make a breakthrough.

64. Estuary: The eyes are long, the upper and lower eyes are flat, and the mouth is large and deep. Ancient times believed that the emergence of sages.

65. A drop in the ocean: Xiaomi: Xiaomi is Xiaomi. A millet in the sea. The metaphor is very small.

66. Haiyan Heqing: Yan: Calm down. The Yellow River is crystal clear and the sea has no waves. Metaphor is that the world is at peace.

67. Vastness: Hao: vastness; Sea of smoke: the vast sea. Describe the richness of classics and books.

68. A hundred rivers run to the sea: a lot of water runs to the sea. More metaphor for countless scattered things gathered in one place.

69. Han Dynasty Su Hai: It is said that Tang Hanyu's and Song Sushi's articles are tidal and magnificent.

70. Reclaiming the sea to remove mountains: remove the mountains and fill them in the sea. Refers to the vast magic power. The metaphor is extremely firm.

7 1, broad: broad, numerous; Sea of smoke: the vast sea. Refers to the vast and changeable sea of smoke.

72. Sea of Life and Death: Buddhist Language. Refers to the six paths of reincarnation, life and death, boundless, like the sea.

73. Moving mountains to build the sea: moving mountains to build the sea. It is a metaphor for the great strength and courage of human beings to conquer nature.

74. Invert the sea and move mountains: Invert: stand upside down and turn over. Cross the sea and move mountains. Having great power or strength.

75. Spring is as deep as the sea: the beauty of spring is as deep and as wide as the sea. Describe the beautiful spring everywhere.

76, the legacy of the sea: pearls in the sea were missed by pearl pickers. Metaphor buried talents or buried talents.

77. Enshan Yihai: Love is as heavy as a mountain, ocean deep. Describe the deep feelings.

78. Sangtian Canghai: Sangtian: farmland. The sea becomes a mulberry field, and the mulberry field becomes the sea. Things have changed a lot.

79. pearls left in the sea: pearls in the sea were missed by collectors. Metaphor is a buried talent or a neglected treasure.

80. Move mountains and pour the sea: move mountains and pour the sea. It is a metaphor for the great power and grandeur of human beings to transform nature.

8 1, Heqing Haiyan: River: Yellow River; Yan: Calm down. The Yellow River is crystal clear and the sea has no waves. Metaphor is that the world is at peace.

82. Sangtian Bihai: The sea becomes a mulberry field, and the mulberry field becomes a sea. Things have changed a lot. With the change of life.

83, relying on the mountain to eat the sea: rely on; Negative: lean back. By the mountain, by the sea. Describe the superior geographical conditions.

84. Throwing the river into the sea: it describes the huge water potential and is often used to describe strength or momentum. It can also refer to extreme confusion and turmoil.

Complete set of idioms describing the ocean

1, broad: broad; Sea of smoke: the vast sea. Describe the richness of classics and books. ?

2. Dumping mountains into the sea: describe destruction and destruction. ?

3. Seawater boiling: Seawater boiling and rivers rolling. A metaphor for great momentum or strength. ?

4. Lost waves in the East China Sea: lost waves in the East. Metaphor is gone forever and irreversible. ?

5. Phantom: rudder: big clam. Originally refers to the seaside or desert, because of the reversal and refraction of light, illusory towers and towers appear in the air or on the ground. Nowadays, it is an empty metaphor. ?

6. Fish scales in the sea: fish scales in the sea. The metaphor is very small. ?

7. Houmen are like the sea: the door of princes and nobles is as deep as the sea. In the past, the access control of nobles and government officials was very strict, and ordinary people could not easily enter. It is also a metaphor for people I knew in the old days, but later alienated because of the disparity in status. ?

8. vicissitudes of life: mulberry field: farmland. The sea becomes a mulberry field, and the mulberry field becomes the sea. Things have changed a lot. ?

9. Happiness is like the East China Sea: the weather is as big as the East China Sea. Old greetings. ?

10, stormy waves: pottery: big waves; Terrible: frightening. Surging and frightening waves. Metaphor is a sinister environment or a sharp and fierce struggle. ?

1 1, open your eyes: describe arrogance and see nothing. ?

12, return to the sea: return to the sea like running water. Metaphor is what people want. ?

13, the seas run dry and the rocks crumble: the seas run dry and the rocks crumble. It takes a long time to describe. Metaphor is determined and will never change. ?

14, 100 rivers into the sea: 100: meaning more. Chuan: River. All rivers flow to the sea. Metaphor is popular or the general trend. It also means that many things are scattered and gathered in one place. ?

15, East Sea: East Sea: East Sea. It refers to the boundless sea. ?

16, vinegar: vinegar: a metaphor for jealousy. It is a metaphor for the entanglement between men and women caused by love. ?

17, Tianya Haijiao: refers to places that are extremely far apart or far apart. ?

18, moving mountains and filling the sea: moving mountains and filling the sea. Excellent fingering skills. Now it is more like the great strength and courage of human beings to conquer and transform nature. ?

19, crossing the river into the sea: originally described as a rainstorm, later described as very strong or severe. ?

20, all rivers run into the sea: Na: accommodate and tolerate. The sea can hold hundreds of rivers. Metaphor contains a wide range of things and a large number. ?

2 1, estuary: estuary: the eyes are like rivers, and the upper and lower eyelids are flat and long; Haikou: The mouth is like the sea, big and deep. The metaphor looks extraordinary. ?

22. Buddhism is boundless: Buddhism says that Buddhism is as vast as the sea and boundless. ?

23, mountain capacity Haina: describes a broad mind, can hold things like Xiangshan Valley and the sea. ?

24. Sangtian Bihai: The sea becomes a mulberry field, and the mulberry field becomes a sea. Things have changed a lot. Same as "Sang Tian Cang Hai". ?

25. Estuary: The upper and lower eyes are flat and long, and the mouth is large and deep. Ancient times believed that the emergence of sages. ?

26. Hai Chui Ji: Describe the boldness of speech. ?

27. He Qing Hai Yan: River: Yellow River; Yan: Calm down. The Yellow River is crystal clear and the sea has no waves. Metaphor is that the world is at peace. ?

28. Happiness is like the East China Sea: Happiness is like the water of the East China Sea, which is boundless. As a blessing. ?

29. The mountain blocks the sea: It is described as crowded and crowded. ?

30. A drop in the ocean. The metaphor is very small. ?

3 1, Wenjiang Xue Hai: Metaphorical articles and knowledge are as profound as the Yangtze River and the sea. ?

32. Love heaven and evil sea: evil: evil. Big * *, the abyss of sin. Always refers to men and women who are deeply immersed in boundless love. ?

33. Let the dragon go to sea: a metaphor for letting go of the enemy and leaving behind future troubles. ?

34. Enshan Yihai: Love is as heavy as a mountain, ocean deep. Describe the deep feelings. ?

35. Bohai sea mulberry field: Bohai sea, the ancient name of Bohai sea. The sea becomes a mulberry field, and the mulberry field becomes the sea. Things have changed a lot. Great changes have taken place in the world. ?

36, the storm of the sea: the sea: the old refers to officialdom. The old word refers to the ups and downs of officialdom, like stormy waves in the ocean, which are unpredictable; It also refers to the risks and twists and turns in officialdom. ?

37. Mud cattle into the sea: Mud cattle into the sea. Metaphor never comes back. ?

38. Pearl sinks into the sea: Pearl sinks into the sea. Metaphor talent is buried. ?

39. Crossing the mountain and pressing the sea: crossing the mountain and offshore. Metaphor power expansion. ?

40. Broad sky: also a metaphor for rambling. ?

4 1, piling up mountains and accumulating sea: piling up mountains is like sea. The original description has a lot of wealth. It is also a metaphor for many things. ?

42. Many rivers flow to the sea: Many rivers flow to the sea. It is a metaphor for the convergence of various forces. ?

43. Move mountains and pour the sea: move mountains and pour the sea. It is a metaphor for the great power and grandeur of human beings to transform nature. ?

44. Erect a golden beam: beam: bridge. Golden Bridge on the Sea. Metaphor can shoulder the heavy responsibility of the pillars. ?

45. Things have changed: the sea has become farmland, and farmland has become the sea. ?

46. One hundred rivers run to the sea: a lot of water runs to the sea. More metaphor for countless scattered things gathered in one place. ?

47. Returning water: Returning water is like a river flowing into the sea. Describe the wishes of the people. ?

48. Moving mountains to build the sea: moving mountains to build the sea. It is a metaphor for the great strength and courage of human beings to conquer nature. ?

49. The ends of the earth: describe places far apart. ?

50. Looking for a needle in the East China Sea: Or looking for a needle in a haystack. Describe it as extremely difficult to achieve the goal. ?

5 1, sinking: the stone sinks into the sea. Metaphor disappears without a trace or no news. ?

52, Houmen is like the sea: Houmen: old refers to the famous family; Hai: A very in-depth description. Houmen is as deep as the sea. It is a metaphor for people who knew in the old society, and later they were alienated and isolated because of the disparity in status. ?

53. Sangtian Canghai: Sangtian: farmland. The sea becomes a mulberry field, and the mulberry field becomes the sea. Things have changed a lot. ?

54. pearls left in the sea: pearl pickers missed the pearls in the sea. Metaphor buried talents or buried talents. ?

55. Hundreds of rivers return to the sea: Sichuan: rivers. Many rivers flow into the sea. Metaphor is the general trend or the will of the people. It also means that many scattered things are gathered in one place. ?

56. Xia believes that this is a secluded thought. ?

57. Overseas stories: overseas: outside China; Strange talk: a strange statement. Metaphor is groundless absurd remarks or rumors. ?

58. A drop in the ocean: Xiaomi: Xiaomi is Xiaomi. A millet in the sea. The metaphor is very small. ?

59. Knife mountain and sea of fire: a metaphor for extremely dangerous places, also known as "sea of fire and knife mountain".

Write idioms describing the sea.

1, height of sea and moon: sea: sea; Yue: High mountains. As deep as the sea and as high as the mountain. ?

2. looking for a needle in a haystack: looking for a needle in a haystack. Descriptions are hard to find. ?

3. Estuary: Estuary: The eyes are like rivers, and the upper and lower eyelids are flat and long; Haikou: The mouth is like the sea, big and deep. The metaphor looks extraordinary. ?

4. The sea is boundless: the sea is as deep as the sea. Sorrow is as boundless as the sea. Describe mental depression and melancholy. ?

5, once in the sea: once: experienced; The sea: the sea. Metaphor has seen the world and ignored ordinary things. ?

6. Sangtian Bihai: The sea becomes a mulberry field, and the mulberry field becomes a sea. Things have changed a lot. Same as "Sang Tian Cang Hai". ?

7. One hundred rivers flow to the sea: one hundred: more. Chuan: River. All rivers flow to the sea. Metaphor is popular or the general trend. It also means that many things are scattered and gathered in one place. ?

8. The mountain is tolerant of the sea: it describes a broad mind and can hold things like Xiangshan Valley and the sea. ?

9. Bohai Sangtian: Bohai Sea, the ancient name of Bohai Sea. The sea becomes a mulberry field, and the mulberry field becomes the sea. Things have changed a lot. Great changes have taken place in the world. ?

10, magnificent: the original description of the vast water surface. Metaphor is grand or huge. ?

1 1, Luhai Panjiang: land: Jin Dynasty land machine; Pan: From the Jin Dynasty. Lu Ji's literary talent is like the sea, and Pan Yue's literary talent is like the Yangtze River. Metaphor is a person with knowledge and talent. ?

12, relying on mountains to eat, relying on the sky to eat: rely on; Negative: lean back. By the mountain, by the sea. Describe the superior geographical conditions. ?

13, Haiyan Heqing: Yan: calm down. The Yellow River is crystal clear and the sea has no waves. Metaphor is that the world is at peace. ?

14, climbing in the sea: crossing the sea to climb mountains. Describe the hardships of the journey, but also describe the continuous journey. Also known as "wading mountain climbing". ?

15, a drop in the ocean: millet: millet, namely millet. A millet in the sea. The metaphor is very small. ?

16, ups and downs: paradox: strangeness, change. Like clouds and waves, the shape is unpredictable. The original description of the building structure is as varied as clouds and waves. The latter describes things as unpredictable. ?

17, covering the sea and moving mountains: crossing the sea and moving mountains. Description is very powerful. ?

18, broad: broad; Sea of smoke: the vast sea. Describe the richness of classics and books. ?

19, Haiyan he cheng: Yan: calm down; River: Yellow River; Cheng: I see. The Yellow River is clear and the sea is calm. Metaphor is that the world is at peace. ?

20. Dust in the East China Sea: The sea turns into land, raising dust. Things have changed a lot. ?

2 1. put the mountain above sea level: shake the sea and pull the mountain up. Description is very powerful. ?

22. Moving mountains to build the sea: moving mountains to build the sea. It is a metaphor for the great strength and courage of human beings to conquer nature. ?

23. Finding a needle in the East China Sea: It is very difficult to get a needle from the bottom of the sea. ?

24, if the sea is vast: vast: vast, vast; Sea of smoke: the vast sea. Refers to the vast and changeable sea of smoke. ?

25, pour the sea and move the mountain: pour: stand upside down, flip. Cross the sea and move mountains. Having great power or strength.

26. moving mountains and crossing the sea: moving mountains and crossing the sea. The metaphor is powerful. ?

27. Wenjiang Xue Hai: Metaphorical articles and knowledge are as profound as the Yangtze River and the sea. ?

28. Throwing the river into the sea: The initial description was heavy rain, and later the description was strong strength or momentum. ?

29, looking for a needle in a haystack: looking for a needle in a haystack. No metaphor found. ?

30. Sea of Life and Death: Buddhist Language. Refers to the six paths of reincarnation, life and death, boundless, like the sea. ?

3 1, Lord of thousands of waters: thousands of waters. All rivers eventually flow to the sea, which is called the sea. ?

32. Buddhism is boundless: Buddhism says that Buddhism is as vast as the sea and boundless. ?

33. Surge: Surge: The appearance of surging water. Describe the waves as big and fast. ?

34, sinking: the stone sinks into the sea. Metaphor disappears without a trace or no news. ?

35. The sea boiled and the river rolled: the sea boiled and the river rolled. A metaphor for great momentum or strength.

36. Crossing the mountain and pressing the sea: crossing the mountain and offshore. Metaphor power expansion. ?

37. Jiuzhou Four Seas: Jiuzhou: China; Four Seas: The ancients thought that Kyushu in China was an endless sea, referring to places outside China. Refers to China and its surrounding areas. ?

38. Navigation ladder mountain: crossing the sea to climb the mountain. Refers to a difficult journey. ?

39. Jiangnan Haibei: South of the great river, north of the sea. Describe the vast territory.

40, Houmen is like the sea: Houmen: old refers to the famous family; Hai: A very in-depth description. Houmen is as deep as the sea. It is a metaphor for people who knew in the old society, and later they were alienated and isolated because of the disparity in status. ?

4 1, avalanche: pushing mountains over the sea. Describe strength and momentum. ?

42. Hundreds of rivers return to the sea: Sichuan: rivers. Many rivers flow into the sea. Metaphor is the general trend or the will of the people. It also means that many scattered things are gathered in one place. ?

43. Surge: Surge: the way the flood surges; Surge: Waves collide with each other. Describe the momentum as rainbow, unstoppable. ?

44. Moving mountains to the sea: moving mountains to the sea. Metaphor tries its best to overcome great difficulties. ?

45. Move mountains and pour the sea: move mountains and pour the sea. It is a metaphor for the great power and grandeur of human beings to transform nature. ?

46. The river is clear and the sea is exhausted: the sea in Huang Heqing is dry. Metaphor is a rare thing. ?

47. Move mountains and dry the sea: move mountains and dry the sea. The metaphor is powerful. ?

48. Many rivers flow to the sea: Many rivers flow to the sea. It is a metaphor for the convergence of various forces. ?

49, calm: refers to no wind and no waves. Metaphor is calm. ?

50. All rivers and oceans belong to the same ocean. Means that the same goal is achieved through different routes. ?

5 1, all rivers run into the sea: Na: accommodate and tolerate. The sea can hold hundreds of rivers. Metaphor contains a wide range of things and a large number. ?

52. Looking for a needle in a haystack: Looking for a needle in a haystack. Metaphor is extremely difficult to find. ?

53. Spring is as deep as the sea: the beauty of spring is as deep and as wide as the sea. Describe the beautiful spring everywhere. ?

54. Fish scales in the sea: fish scales in the sea. The metaphor is very small. ?

55. vicissitudes of life: mulberry field: farmland. The sea becomes a mulberry field, and the mulberry field becomes the sea. Things have changed a lot. ?

56. Relocation of mountains and reclamation: Relocation of mountains and reclamation. Excellent fingering skills. Now it is more like the great strength and courage of human beings to conquer and transform nature. ?

57, stormy waves: Tao: big waves; Terrible: frightening. Surging and frightening waves. Metaphor is a sinister environment or a sharp and fierce struggle. ?

58. The depth of the sea: describe love as deep as the sea. ?

59. Rivers dry up and oceans dry up: rivers dry up and oceans dry up. The metaphor is detailed and thorough, leaving no room. ?

60. Eastern Ocean: Eastern Ocean: Eastern Ocean. It refers to the boundless sea. ?

6 1, Heqing Haiyan: River: Yellow River; Yan: Calm down. The Yellow River is crystal clear and the sea has no waves. Metaphor is that the world is at peace. ?

62. Return to flow: Return to the sea like running water. Metaphor is what people want. ?

63. Move mountains and pull the sea: move mountains and pull the sea. Description is very powerful. ?

64. Mountain crossing: Mountain crossing. Metaphor is extremely powerful. ?

65, take a look:: gourd ladle; Tube: bamboo tube; Peep: People look through a small hole. Measure the sea with a ladle and see the sky through the small hole in the bamboo tube. Metaphor knowledge is one-sided and narrow, and you can't see the whole. ?

66. Houmen are like the sea: the door of princes and nobles is as deep as the sea. In the past, the access control of nobles and government officials was very strict, and ordinary people could not easily enter. It is also a metaphor for people I knew in the old days, but later alienated because of the disparity in status.

67. Tsunami landslide: The sea roared and the mountain cracked and collapsed. Describe fierce and swift. ?

68, stormy waves: scary: frightening; Tao: Big waves. Surging and frightening waves. Metaphor is a sinister environment or a sharp and fierce struggle.

69. Enshan Yihai: Love is as heavy as a mountain, ocean deep. Describe the deep feelings. ?

70. One hundred rivers run to the sea: a lot of water runs to the sea. More metaphor for countless scattered things gathered in one place. ?

7 1, Sangtian Canghai: Sangtian: farmland. The sea becomes a mulberry field, and the mulberry field becomes the sea. Things have changed a lot. ?

72. Broad sky: Broad sky. Describe the vastness of nature. Metaphor is rambling, without a center. ?

73. Reclaiming the sea to remove mountains: remove the mountains and fill them in the sea. Refers to the vast magic power. The metaphor is extremely firm. ?

74. Destroy mountains and stir the sea: destroy: destroy; Stir: stir. Destroy mountains and stir up the sea. Describe the miraculous and frightening momentum. ?

75. Return to the water: Return to the sea like running water. Metaphor is what people want. ?

76. Pearl sinks into the sea: Pearl sinks into the sea. Metaphor talent is buried. ?

77. Lost waves in the East China Sea: lost waves in the East. Metaphor is gone forever and irreversible. ?

78. pearls left in the sea: pearl pickers missed the pearls in the sea. Metaphor buried talents or buried talents.

Idioms describing waves

1, the waves are rolling: rolling: the water is rushing. Describe the trend of rapid flow or development of rivers. ?

2, magnificent: the original description of the vast water surface. Metaphor is grand or huge. ?

3. Turbid waves are empty: Turbid waves rush into the sky?

4, the sea does not smoke: Yang: rise, roll. There are no waves on the sea. Metaphor is that the world is at peace. ?

5. Making waves without water: making waves without water. Metaphor is much ado about nothing?

6. Surging waves lapping on the shore: amazing waves lapping on the river bank, describing this frightening event is a big surprise. ?

7, the sea is calm: the sea is calm, no waves. Metaphor is safe. ?

8. The waves are as high as the sky: the waves are so big that they can almost reach the sky. ?

9, an uproar: an uproar: the appearance of high surges. Surging waves. Metaphor is controversial or disorderly, indicating bad influence. ?

10, surge: surge: the appearance of violent floods; Surge: Waves collide with each other. Describe the momentum as rainbow, unstoppable. ?

1 1, wind and waves: a metaphor for a sinister encounter or a severe test. ?

12, turn the tide: save; Horrible: violent waves. Metaphor is trying to save a dangerous situation.

13, avalanche: pushing mountains over the sea. Describe strength and momentum. ?

14, stormy waves: pottery: big waves; Terrible: frightening. Surging and frightening waves. Metaphor is a sinister environment or a sharp and fierce struggle. ?

15, moving mountains into the sea: moving mountains into the sea. It is a metaphor for the great power and grandeur of human beings to transform nature. ?

16, rough: rough: the appearance of water surging. Describe the big and urgent waves. ?

17, uncertain trace: as uncertain as duckweed and waves. Metaphor is wandering everywhere, living without a fixed place. ?

18, go with the flow: ① Wandering. (2) refers to peers stopping together. (3) Go with the flow. (4) Jude words go with the flow, follow the crowd. ?

19, add fuel to the fire, and the wind will stop the meteor: LAN: big waves. Metaphor encourages the momentum of things and expands their influence from the side. ?

20. Crossing the river into the sea: The rain was described as heavy at first, but the power or momentum was described later. ?

2 1. Tsunami and landslide: the sea roared and the mountains cracked and collapsed. Describe fierce and swift. ?

22. Peak, wave and valley: peak refers to high waves, while valley is a low metaphor. The terrain is uneven and dangerous. It also refers to bad or impermanent environment. ?

23. From one place to another: Go up here/down there. Describe an inheritance. ?

24, stormy waves: scary: frightening; Tao: Big waves. Surging and frightening waves. Metaphor is a sinister environment or a sharp and fierce struggle. ?

25. Surge: Waves stir and collide with each other. It also means that the momentum is huge and unstoppable. With "Canglang Peng Pai". ?

26. the army is full of tigers and waves: it describes the turbulent waves.

27. Violent waves: Violent waves: fierce waves. Metaphor situation or situation is very sinister and critical. ?

28. Big wind and waves: it means huge wind and waves. It is a metaphor for the great turmoil and great changes in society. It also means that the struggle is sharp, complex, intense and arduous. ?

29. Xing: Xing, Left: Cause. Originally refers to the fairy tale of monsters casting spells and causing waves. After more metaphor to incite emotions, stir up trouble.

30. the sky-high price of stormy waves: describe the majestic and magnificent waves or river waves?

3 1, the wind and waves are strong: strong winds blow and water waves surge.