Ⅰ Guess the complete collection of idioms based on the numbers and guess the complete collection of idioms and answers
12345609 (all in one place)
1256789 (all in all)
1+2+3 (in succession)
333 555 (in groups of three and five)
3.5 (not three, not four)
diū sān là sì
Explanation: To describe things that are careless and careless, either forgetting this or forgetting that.
Source: Chapter 67 of "Dream of Red Mansions" by Cao Xueqin of the Qing Dynasty: "We have no one in our family. As the saying goes, 'the birds fly first', and the spare parts are temporarily forgotten and incomplete, which is ridiculous."
Structural union
The usage has a derogatory connotation. Generally used as an object.
Zhengyinluo; cannot be pronounced as "luò".
Synonyms are sloppy, careless, careless, careless, and careless
Antonyms are cautious and meticulous
Example: The memory of the elderly is declining; they do things too often; young people should be considerate.
Idiom story Liu Xianglian saved Xue Pan's life, and the two became brothers. Jia Lian betrothed Sanjie You to Liu Xianglian. Liu Xianglian heard that Third Sister You had an affair with her brother-in-law Jia Zhen, and asked to break off the engagement. Third Sister You died as a martyrdom, and Liu Xianglian became a monk.
Xue Pan sent people to look for it but couldn't find it. Aunt Xue said that as long as there was action, it would be enough to avoid doing things carelessly and making people laugh.
Ⅱ Idioms with numbers Encyclopedia
Countless, complex
Use the Yu to pretend to be a number system,
Try everything you can,
Only a few,
Experience Countable,
Countless,
Hard to count,
Countless,
Countless,
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Insufficient number of teeth,
Doom is inevitable,
Counting one to two,
Shi Qing counting horses,
On yellow numbers Bai,
The calamity is numbered,
Count the meters to measure the firewood,
Tens of thousands,
In one day, you can count the enemy. The troubles of the world,
Blow your hair and count your eyelashes,
Count the treasures of your family,
Take the salary and cook it, a few grains are cooking,
Countless in the chest ,
Count the odd and even ones,
Count the number of trucks,
Count the number of turtles,
Count the nine cold winters,
Count black and discuss yellow,
Cry and count lines
Ⅲ Collection of number idioms (must start with a number)
One step to reach the sky, one hit the nail on the head, exactly the same, one Once the words are spoken, the horse is hard to catch, the hair is gone, the pennies are penniless, the one knows nothing, and the two are cut in two...
The two prefixes: two dragons play with pearls, two and one add to make five, two people are of the same mind, their sharpness cuts through gold, two sides and three swords, the best of both worlds ,...
Three prefixes: half-hearted, three lives lucky, three long and two short, three visits to the thatched cottage, three orders and five orders...
Four prefixes: extending in all directions, home in all directions, peace in all directions, falling apart in all directions ...
Five-character prefix: colorful, all over the world, all over the place, colorful, dazzling...
Six-character prefix: six gods have no master, six relatives do not recognize, six relatives do not rely on...
Seven-character head: scattered, confused, up and down, chattering, patchwork, hands and feet...
Eight-character head: eight sides exquisite, eight immortals crossing the sea, eight worships, eight sides majestic , not a single stroke of the horoscope...
Nine-character head: Nine oxen and one drop, nine deaths and one life, nine-nine-nine returns to one, nine oxen and two tigers' power...
Cross head: Perfect, ten thousand urgent, The heinous crime is unforgivable, ambushed from all sides, and nine rooms are empty...
Hundreds of prefixes: Hundreds of hits, a hundred flowers bloom, a hundred schools of thought contend, a hundred flowers bloom, a hundred battles are victorious...
Thousands of prefixes: Thousands of armies Thousands of horses, thousands of families, thousands of changes, thousands of tempers, thousands of strange things...
Thousands of words: thousands of purples and reds, thousands of lights, thousands of people united, thousands of rivers and mountains, everything is renewed...
Killing two birds with one stone, two dragons playing with pearls Three times in the house, four sides in embarrassment, colorful, six roots, quiet, seven ups, eight downs, eight bows, eight bows, nine deaths.
One failed, two words, two minds, four generations living under the same roof, five majors, three roughs, six relatives, no recognition, seven mouths, eight mouths, all directions, majestic and majestic beyond the sky
Two minds at a glance Two thoughts, three times, two times, all four are empty, five directions, mixed houses, six connections, four openings, seven hands and eight feet, eight immortals crossing the sea, nine tripods
General knowledge: two children, one horse, three mountains, five mountains, divided into pieces, multifarious, six months of flying frost, seven pieces, eight pieces, eight sides, exquisite
A book with a million profits, two benefits, a happy competition, three lives, I am lucky to be home all over the world, five continents and four seas, 20% off, eight Hongs are in the same track
One talent, three years and five years, four horses and four horses, seven emotions and six desires
A blockbuster, three updates A bumper harvest in the middle of the night
One heart and one mind, three aunts, six women, five internal organs and six internal organs
Cancel the three obediences and four virtues
Treat everyone equally
A word of gold
Be serious
On the verge of breaking out
Clear at a glance
Impoverished
Perfect and perfect, no excuses and no excuses
Nine times out of ten, there is a critical moment
Ninety-nine sure, one hundred hits, one hundred hits, one thousand people.
Ambush from ten sides, ten thousand perils and ten thousand cuts
Unforgivable, one hundred miles and one thousand mountains and rivers
Ten thousand dangers, one hundred years of good harmony, eternal song
Thousands of hardships
Thousands of generations
Ⅳ Collection of idioms with numbers
Idioms with numbers:
1. Perfect [shí quán shí měi]
Definition: Perfect, without any defects.
Source: "Xue Yue Mei Zhuan" by Chen Lang of the Qing Dynasty: "A good nephew can rest assured when he goes out; isn't it perfect?"
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Example: New things are often not perfect when they first appear, but they have development prospects and can defeat and replace old things.
2. Seven ups and eight downs [ qī shàng bā xià]
Definition: Describes being at a loss or feeling restless; not pointing up or down, in a middle position; describing being messy and untidy
Source: Zonggao of the Song Dynasty said "Great Wisdom". "Quotations of Zen Master 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 about something happening.
3. Half-hearted [sān xīn èr yì]
Definition : Thinking about this and that, hesitating. Often refers to being uneasy and not focused.
Source: Guan Hanqing, Yuan Dynasty, "Zhao Pan'er Fengyue Saves Fengchen": "Zheng Nai is a gangster; he is half-hearted." ”
Example: He loves what he does and never does it half-heartedly.
4. Single-mindedness [yī xīn yī yì]
Definition: single-mindedness, single-mindedness .
Source: "Three Kingdoms Wei Zhi Biography of Du Shu": "He was exempted from being a commoner and moved to Zhangwu County in the first year of Jiaping. "Pei Songzhi quoted from "Du Shi's New Book": "Therefore, focus on one mind, any intention, and a straight and direct ear. ”
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 to him.
Ⅳ A collection of four-character idioms with numbers
A hundred flowers bloom, all kinds of flowers, gathered together, thousands of charming, seven green and eight yellow, thousands of different, colorful, colorful
Ⅵ A complete collection of digital words and idioms
To reach the sky in one step, to hit the nail on the head, to have exactly the same source, to say it once, to be hard to catch up with, to have nothing to lose, to be penniless, to know nothing, to cut it in two
The two prefixes: Erlongxi Pearls, add two to one to make five, two people are of the same mind, their sharpness cuts through gold, they have two sides and three swords, they have the best of both worlds
Three prefixes: three hearts and two minds, three lives are lucky, three long and two short, three visits to the thatched cottage, three orders and five orders
Four Prefix: extending in all directions, home all over the world, peace in all directions, torn apart, in all directions
Prefix five: colorful, all over the place, all over the place, colorful, colorful
Prefix six: six gods have no master, six relatives do not recognize, Six relatives are not dependent on each other
The first word of Qi: scattered, scattered, up and down, chattering, patchwork, hands and feet
The first of Eight: exquisite on all sides, The Eight Immortals cross the sea and meet each other with eight worships. They are majestic and majestic from all sides, and not a single stroke of the eight characters
Nine-character heads: Nine oxen and one hair, nine deaths and one life, nine-nine-nine returns to one, the power of nine oxen and two tigers
Cross head: perfect , Ten Thousand Urgency, Unforgivable Evil, Ambush from All Sides, Ten Rooms and Nine Spaces