idioms with synonyms: shake one's head, shake one's tail, tear one's heart, crack one's lungs, break one's branches, break one's flowers and fall into gibberish, talk with great foresight, talk with great foresight, talk with great foresight, talk with great concentration, talk with neighbors for three years and five years, give orders freely, beat about the bush and beat about the bush with great pains, talk with great vigor and vitality, and change the dynasty with great nonsense (1, 3 is a synonym) Take the dubious and the dubious (1, 3 are synonyms) and be inclusive (2, 4 are synonyms). Li Daitao has experienced from generation to generation (only one set of synonyms). Mentors and friends (1, 3 are synonyms) (only one set of synonyms) Two little guesses and childhood friends (only one set of synonyms) 2. What are the four-word idioms
1. Pain can be said to be evil [tòng kě yán xié]. How can you say this grief? Explain in detail: how can this grief be said? 2. Nothing can be said about the basic explanation of [wú kě nài hé], which is the same as "nai", no matter what.
means to feel that there is nothing to do but this. With "helpless".
explain in detail: 个, the same as "nai", how, how. It means to feel that there is no way, only this way.
with "helpless". 3, indescribable [bù kě míng zhuàng] Basic explanation name: spoken in words; Description: to describe or describe.
words can't describe it. Detailed explanation 1. explanation: name: spoken in words; Description: to describe or describe.
words can't describe it. 2. From: Chapter 14 of Laozi: "The rope is indescribable, and it returns to nothing, which means that it has no shape and no image."
Jin Ge Hong's "Fairy Tale Wang Yuan": "Clothes are literary, but not splendid, dazzling and indescribable." 3. Example: I don't dare to look up very much, but I have seen it more earnestly, no more than the influence outside the wall the day before, and I am happy.
◎ Ming Ling Mengchu's Surprise at the First Engraving (Volume 9) 4. Grammar: somewhat formal; As a predicate and attribute; Sounds, colors, feelings, etc. can't be described in words. The beauty of Guilin's mountains and rivers is really ~. Source Jin Gehong's "Fairy Biography": "Brilliant; Indefinable. "
4. unpredictable [bù kě zhuō mō] Basic explanation elusive: speculation, anticipation. Refers to people or things that cannot be guessed and estimated.
explain in detail 1. explain: fathom: guess, expect. Refers to people or things that cannot be guessed and estimated.
2. From: Ming Xie Zhaozhe's "Five Miscellaneous People's Department IV": "You can't return to the toilet, so you can't hide it." 3. Example: However, this sliced meat and the chewed rice there seem to contain some secrets.
◎ Lao She's Zhao Ziyue Volume 18 4. Grammar: partial formality; As a predicate and attribute; Used for people's temperament and speculation about things, for example, this person is silent all day, which makes people ~. 5. Out of control [bù kě shōu shi] Basic explanation: Tidy up, tidy up.
refers to the deterioration of things to the point where they can't be rectified or hopeless. Detailed explanation 1. explanation: cleaning up: rectifying and sorting out.
refers to the deterioration of things to the point where they can't be rectified or hopeless. 2. From: Tang Han Yu's "Preface to Sending People to Gao Xian": "Berthing and indifference are met, and the collapse is out of control."
3. Example: After Pu Dianjun took the stage, he got to the point where he indulged the soldiers. ◎ Guo Moruo's "Youth, Anyway" 4. Grammar: partial formal; As predicate, attribute and complement; It is derogatory to describe that things are seriously damaged. Example: This family has reached the point of ~.
6. insurmountable [bù kě yú yuè] Basic explanation exceeds: crossing. Impossible to surpass or surpass.
detailed explanation 1. explanation: over: over. Impossible to surpass or surpass.
2. From: "Thirty-one Years of Zuo Zhuan Xiang Gong": "The door is not allowed to be crossed by cars." 3. Example: In his view, there is a wide gap between the student dolls in Shanghai and the youth in the cottage.
◎ Ye Xin's "Wasted Years" 4. Grammar: a little formal; As a predicate and attribute; Describe the gap between nature and ideology. For religious reasons, there is a barrier to their combination. 7. Nothing is desirable [y and w ú k ě q ǔ] There is nothing certain about the basic explanation.
detailed explanation 1. explanation: there is nothing to be sure about. 2. From: Ming Feng Menglong's "Awakening the World, Constant Words, Lu Taixue's Poems, Loving the Princes": "I was furious:' It turns out that this vulgar thing is nothing to be desired, so I just came to entangle my account and almost misunderstood it.
3. Example: Although he has many shortcomings, he is not ~, and he also has many advantages worth learning. 4. Grammar: verb-object type; As a predicate and attribute; With derogatory meaning 8. There is no credit for the law [fǎ wú kě dài]. The basic explanation means that it is unforgivable according to the law.
detailed explanation 1. explanation: it means unforgivable according to law. 2. From: Draft of the Qing Dynasty Criminal Law Records I; "The robber's separation method has no loan, and it is excusable. It is also the meaning of destroying the canal and forgiving the coercion."
3. Example: [Ma Ziqi] is really willing to obey the inverse, ~, and should be given the law on the spot as a warning. ◎ China's modern history data series "The Archives of the Qing Dynasty in the Revolution of 1911 and the Anqing Uprising in Xu Xilin" originated from "The Draft of Qing History and Criminal Law Records I"; "The robber's separation method has no loan, and it is excusable. It is also the meaning of destroying the canal and forgiving the coercion."
9. It is conceivable that the basic explanation of [k ě xi m: ng é r zh:] can be imagined without explanation. Explain in detail 1. Explain: You can imagine it without explanation.
2. From "Wild Guest Series" by Song Wang Xun: "In the suburbs, poetry is abandoned, and officials are sent to take care of their duties. It is conceivable that they are half-rich, sour and cold." 3. Example: You want the Japanese to practice the army and take the map of the three northeastern provinces as homework.
◎ Gao E's "The Sequel of Lao Can's Travels" for the first time. 4. Grammar: formal; As predicate, object, complement and adverbial; Judging from his shabby clothes, his financial difficulties are ~. 1. Opportunity [kě chéng zhī jī] Explain the opportunity that can be used.
detailed explanation 1. explanation: available opportunities. 2. From: "The Biography of Lv Zuan in the Book of Jin": "It is advisable to repair your armor and nourish your sharpness, persuade your class to cultivate, wait for an opportunity, and then destroy it in one fell swoop."
3. Example: It's ok to cross after Song Nan. ◎ Qing Zhao Yi's Notes on the Twenty-four Histories Volume 26 and Discussion. 4. Grammar: Semi-formal; Be the object; We should be vigilant and not give ~ to the bad guys. 3. The four-character idioms in Idiom Daquan contain
little words,
little stone turns into gold,
finishing touch,
a little water,
a little point with a face,
no ink on the chest,
the pen that makes the finishing touch,
a nodding acquaintance,
stars, <
spotty,
nine o'clock in smoke,
bit by bit,
bow and scrape,
Zhu Yi nodded,
red stove lit snow,
fan ignition,
a little bit,
mud and gold,
water is not leaking, < 4. What are the four-character idioms with characters?
Multiple input methods (multiple Chinese characters and graphic symbol input methods) Enter X and type a word, that is, you will see a large number of four-character idioms starting with "you". For example:
feel it; Have something to say; People of insight; A theist; Share happiness; Have something to say; Talking and laughing; What you hear must be recorded; Harmful and useless; Beneficial and harmless; It is on record; Have a head and a tail; Tolerance is great; Deliberately embarrassed; Intentionally or unintentionally; There are rules to follow; Pre-announced; Ever; Favorable opportunity; Profitable; Favorable conditions; There are advantages and disadvantages; There are gains and losses; Whether it is necessary; Have a job but no right; Have the right to work; A little; Have two down sons; If you have an order, you can do it; Paid news; Hurt and angry; Paid service; Paid use; It is indecent; There is no order; Why not; Paid transfer; What are your specialties? Abide by the law; There is no law; There are laws to follow; Full of flavor; Energetically; Well documented; It is well-known; Have a mouth and no heart; It's hard to say; It is difficult to argue; It's hard to tell; It is difficult to open your mouth; In view of this; Yangchun with feet; There are several things; Have courage and knowledge; As blind as a bat; Have eyes to see * * *; There are * * * rewards; There is no danger; Have no fear; There are advantages and disadvantages; Where there is a will, there is a way; Increasing; There is no class in teaching; Be interested in this; Vivid and colorful; There are words of suffering; Fixed-term imprisonment; Have developed; There is a difference; Make a breakthrough; Be prepared; Targeted; Create something; Make a difference; Has improved; Do something; Flesh and blood; It has improved; A meritorious minister; Well-founded; Well-founded; Organic; There are prohibitions; Have power and influence; Well-founded; Have an organized mind; Angular and angular; In name only; Be prepared; In an orderly way; Orderly; Be responsive; One day; Want from others; A married woman; Have a beginning and no end; There is no addition; Rich and powerful; Effective force; Courage without planning; There is no one; Be in the same boat; Be brave and resourceful; Have a relaxation; ……。 5. Words or idioms containing the word "four"
are single-minded, divided into two, no three no four (half-hearted), in all directions, extending in all directions, colorful (colorful), distracted, varied, half-catty, nine Niu Yi hairs, narrow escape, and narrow escape. Colorful (Qian Shan)
One eye and ten lines, one mind and one mind, one hundred and fifty-one, make a clean break. It's a deal. One word, one daughter, one word, one teacher, rather critical. Bon voyage, one arrow, two birds with one heart, two long ears, two short legs, extending in all directions, colorful, colorful and varied
The grain crops are abundant, and the Niu Yi hairs are perfect, and thousands of people are United. There are thousands of people in the streets, and there are thousands of people in Ma Benteng. pot calling the kettle black
1. Most of them are not definite, and only a few are definite, such as: the teacher of one word, the abuse of two verticals, the three cardinal guides and five permanents, the separation of three pillars, the ternary sum, the three obedience and four virtues, the three emperors and five emperors, the three aunts and six grandmothers, the four seasons and eight festivals, the four majors are empty, and the four bodies are not diligent.
2. Some idioms mean "many", and some idioms containing "three, five, hundred, thousand, ten thousand" are the most representative, such as one after another, three transgressions and five times, three orders and five applications, a narrow escape, a hundred trials and turns into steel, a thousand holes, a thousand fingers, a myriad of things, and a thousand changes.
3. Some idioms mean "less", among which some idioms containing "one" are the most representative, such as a dime, a penny, a drop, one day, a stitch, a little knowledge, a fragment, twos and threes, a few words, nine Niu Yi hairs, and so on.
4. Some idioms mean "miscellaneous and messy", and some idioms containing "seven or eight" are the most representative, such as scattered, disorderly, too many cooks, jumbled, jumbled, seven-fold, varied, colorful and thousand-fold.
5. Some of them express emphasis, such as the same, the slightest bit, unique, clear, completely clean, make a clean break, plummet, five big and three thick, return to one in 1999, be assured, perfect, win every battle, be true, be foolproof, and so on.
6. Some idioms obviously contain derogatory meanings, and most idioms with "three or four" are the most representative, such as gossiping, three or four, condescending, forgetting three things and four things, changing three times and four times, pushing three things against four things, upsetting four things, deceiving three things and deceiving four things, adjusting three nests and four things, and so on. The numbers in these idioms have a little meaning of "right and wrong is good or bad" or "this way, that way".
Judging from the grammatical structure of this kind of idioms, the numbers in them can serve as various components:
1. Being the subject, such as: once and for all, one is what it means, and it is foolproof;
2. as a predicate, such as: words and deeds are different, the weather is myriad, and everyone has a hundred;
3. as an object, such as: draw inferences from one example, make an example of one, and know a little;
4. Make an attribute, such as: all sides are exquisite, a hundred schools of thought contend, and Vientiane is renewed;
5. make adverbials, such as: refreshing, irreconcilable, think twice;
6. as a complement, such as: pushing three times and four times, pushing three obstacles and four times, walking a hundred miles is half ninety.
In addition, the numbers in idioms have certain rhetorical functions, and they can form various figures of speech. For example: 1. copying; Cross the street and open the character; 2. exaggeration: three points into the wood, mouth watering; 3. Austerity: three aunts, six women, three cardinal guides and five permanent members; 4. foil: a close call, a profit; 5. Mosaic: stable and clean; 8. Reduplication: 3322, Qian Qian absolutely; 6. the truth; Time and again, people share the same heart, and the heart shares the same reason; 7. Same language: everything has its vanquisher, one is one, the other is two; Wait a minute. 6. Some four-word idioms with a little meaning
pale and powerless (ā ng bá i bú i liì) explain: pale: gray.
describe poverty and weakness. Source: Zhu Ziqing's In the Battle of History: "Although those who embrace the past are not necessarily' pale and powerless', they are inevitably weak."
Example: His rebuttal seems ~. More related content (synonyms, antonyms, two-part allegorical sayings, allusions, idiom stories, English, Japanese, etc.
) chuǎi shí duó lì (interpretation): guess the situation and measure your own ability.
Source: Ming Zhang Juzheng's "Reply to Master Xu Cunzhai": "I am not good at grasping the time and strength, and I often want to beg for it." Example: He decided to take part in the competition.
the power of blowing off dust (Chu and Hu and ZH and Li)