There are no idiom stories. Oh, almost.
Well-informed, well-informed, far-sighted, well-informed, and beat about the bush
Hard work, quick eyes, quick vitality, earth-shattering nonsense, regime change, hearsay
Two gorging idiom stories
Idiom story:
When Tang Sanzang and three disciples went to the Western Heaven to learn Buddhist scriptures, they passed by the sacrificial country and saw a dozen monks handcuffed and begging. Upon inquiry, it was because the cultural relics at the top of Guangjin Temple were stolen. Neighboring countries all appeared in front of them because they saw the light of the ruins. Later, because the relics were stolen three years ago, neighboring countries no longer appeared in front of them. In a rage, the king put them all in chains.
Wukong later caught two goblins at the top of the tower. Upon inquiry, the relic was stolen by Wansheng Dragon King. Later, Tang Sanzang asked the king to report this matter, and the king was overjoyed, so he gave a banquet to entertain the monks in Guangjin Temple. At the banquet, Zhu Bajie ate all the fruits and other foods in a short time. Then I wolfed it down and came here.
Gobble is an idiom in China, which is a combined phrase to describe eating in a hurry.
Pinyin: Longman hǔ sound
Interpretation: describe the way you eat fiercely and in a hurry.
Citation interpretation
1, which describes eating very fiercely and in a hurry.
Ming Lingmengchu's "A glimpse of Dongshan Liu boasting of his skill": "Ten people come to eat wine ... in a short time, they will be enough to eat sixty or seventy pounds of meat."
Ten people came to drink together ... in a short time, they ate quickly and urgently. They ate nearly sixty or seventy kilograms of meat altogether.
Chen Qing Chen's "Water Margin" the fifth time: I was hungry after walking for a long time and wolfed it down.
After walking for a long time, I am hungry, and eating is faster and more urgent.
The thirty-fourth chapter of Li's "Officialdom Appearing" in the Qing Dynasty: I saw that he chopped his hoof piece by piece with chopsticks, about an inch square, and it was in the rice. After a while, he wolfed it down and ate it up.
The 46th time of "Qi Lu Deng": "Shao Wen wanted to accompany the emissary to dinner, only took a few sips of soup and watched the emissary gobble up."
Xu Siyuan's colorful season: we swallowed the rice in one gulp and shouted, "Chloe, we must go, right, right."
(2) The source of the idiom is extended reading.
synonym
Hunger is an idiom in China.
The pinyin is: JBùzéshí,
Interpretation: It means that when you are hungry, you will stop picking things and eat whatever you want.
Citation interpretation
Choice: Pick and choose. When you are hungry, you will stop being picky about food and eat whatever you want. Metaphor needs urgency, regardless of choice.
Songshi Puji: "One day I visited Pang Jushi and met him at the door. Teacher Nai asked,' Is the layman there?' The scholar said,' Hungry'. "
Another day, I went to visit Pang Jushi (a man practicing at home) and met a man at the door. The monk then asked, "Is the layman at home?"
The layman replied: "Hungry food".
Song Shi Puji's "Five Lantern Festival Yuan" Volume 30: "Q:' What is the monk family style? "The teacher said,' Hungry doesn't choose food'." "
Q: "What is the family style of monks?" . The Zen master said, "If you are hungry, you will stop being picky about food."
Shi Ming Nai 'an's Water Margin: Hungry doesn't choose food, cold doesn't choose clothes, panics about the road, and poor doesn't choose a wife.
When you are hungry, you will not be picky about whether the food is delicious, when you are cold, you will not be picky about the material of your clothes, when you are in a hurry, you will not be picky about the quality of your wife when you are poor.
Lao She's Doctor Wen 13: "Since she is such a woman, it is no wonder that she looks hungry and is eager to make a boyfriend with a doctorate."
Xu Chi's "Peony" VI: "Wei Zixian still chooses a good show and goes hungry in the future."
Network-wolfing down
Internet-Hungry for Food
What idioms are there that are similar to "wolfing down"
A cock crow and a dog thief, enter the dragon, the grass grows and the warbler flies, the warbler sings and jumps, and the trip is out of order.
Four idioms and allusions
Gobble is an idiom and a combination phrase, which describes eating fiercely and eating in a hurry. The fifth time of the Water Margin: "I walked for a long time, I was hungry, and I wolfed it down." Also known as "wolfing down". Chapters 3 and 4 of "Officialdom Appears": "I saw that he smashed his hoof piece by piece with chopsticks, which was one inch square. In the meal, he wolfed it down for a while and ate it all."
What kind of structural idioms are the sweet words of a mentor?
An attack on "copying joint idioms"
Related introduction:
An idiom with the structural relationship between the first two words and the last two words is a joint idiom.
Idioms with four-character case as the main body have almost everything in grammatical structure, and all kinds of grammatical patterns in Chinese can be found in idioms more or less.
1. Subject-predicate combination: a bright future.
2. Narrative-object combination: Hidden Dragon Crouching Tiger
3. Form-Chinese combination: finely carved.
4. permutation and combination: rare.
(5) The source of the idiom is extended reading.
The components and structural forms of idioms are fixed, and it is generally impossible to change or increase or decrease morphemes at will. Idioms are holistic in meaning. Its meaning is often not the simple addition of its constituent meanings, but the overall meaning further summarized on the basis of its constituent meanings.
From the perspective of Chinese grammar, Chinese idioms are equivalent to a phrase in a sentence. Because phrases can act as different components in sentences, the grammatical functions of idioms are also varied.
There are various forms of Chinese idioms, including four-character idioms, five-character idioms, six-character idioms, seven-character idioms and eight-character idioms, among which four-character idioms are the main form of Chinese idioms. Therefore, the analysis of the grammatical function of idioms here mainly focuses on the analysis of four-character idioms as syntactic components.
Network combination idioms
What other idioms are similar to wolfing down?
Running here and there, rambling here and there, swaying here and there, looking around, transferring Southern accent to North, going south and north, exploring north and fighting north.
Wave after wave. Cause and effect Shout forward and hug back. Bend forward and lean back. neighbor Think about it. Look left and right. Push to the left and block to the right.
Well-informed, well-informed, far-sighted, look in all directions, send troops to pieces.
Beating about the bush in the storm, eye diseases come quickly and vigorously, which is earth-shattering
Scrambling to talk nonsense, happily changing the dynasty, hearsay is similar.
Nonsense is ever-changing, colorful, colorful and green.
Beat about the bush, chickens crow and dogs bark, cruel and heartless, and bent back hard.
Sharp-eyed, energetic, new here, unconsciously, carelessly, wading through mountains and rivers.
A world made in heaven will be scattered, rejuvenating the country.
A face of kindness, ice and snow, hot summer, help, help, like-minded rhetoric
Make a hullabaloo about, shake one's head, tear one's heart out, talk nonsense, and be far-sighted
Talk about eyes, eyes, eyes, eyes, hands, feet, leaves and neighbors.
Give orders at will.
Sadness and joy are mixed, black and white are distinct, and failure is a dilemma.
Life and death are always the same, right and wrong, right and wrong, right and wrong, right and wrong.
Confuse black and white, confuse right and wrong, reverse right and wrong, it doesn't matter, it doesn't matter.
Seven opposing idioms of wolfing down food.
Chew carefully and swallow slowly.
chew carefully and swallow slowly
[Interpretation] Eat slowly. Slowly extend the appreciation.
Chew slowly _ Network Chinese
chew carefully and swallow slowly
[Interpretation] Eat slowly. Slowly extend the appreciation.
Eight idioms and stories
There is no related idiom story of wolfing down.
Gobble is an idiom in China, and its pinyin is láng tūn hǔ yàn, which is a combined phrase used to describe eating in a hurry. Quoted from modern Xu Siyuan's Colorful Seasons: We gulped down our meal and shouted, "Chloe, we must go. It's right to go."
Idiom combination; As predicate, adverbial and attribute; Describe the way you eat. I am hungry and don't want to eat. The antonym is chewing slowly.
(8) The source of wolfing down idioms expanded reading:
Analysis of near antonyms;
1. Hungry for food
Explanation: Choice: Pick and choose. Eat whatever you want. Metaphor needs urgency, regardless of choice.
From: Song Shi Puji's "Five Lights Meeting Yuan" Volume 30: "Q:' What is the monk family style? "The teacher said,' Hungry doesn't choose food'." "
Vernacular: "Q:' What's the monk's family style?' The teacher said, "You can eat whatever you want." "
Grammar: complementarity; Become an object; Metaphor needs urgency, regardless of choice.
Second, chew slowly.
Pinyin [xjiao màn yàn]
Explain that eating should be slow. Slowly extend the appreciation.
Modern Haoran's Sunny Days chapter 140: "That mule who has just been sick must still have an appetite. Look at the way it chews slowly. "
Nine idioms similar to wolfing down food.
Synonym for wolfing down.
Wind-swept residual cloud system
[fēng juán cán yún]
Strong winds swept away the remaining clouds. Metaphor sweeps away the rest of the things at once.
have a hearty meal
[dà kuài ǒ yí]
Eat: Encourage your cheeks, that is, eat and chew. Have a good meal.
A hungry person is not picky and picky.
[Jebusi]
Choice: Pick and choose. Eat whatever you want. Metaphor needs urgency, regardless of choice.
Eat quickly and quickly.
[Lang Kan H ǔ Xi]
(1) describe eating is fierce and urgent. It's the same as "Wolf eats tiger". (2) metaphor cruel exploitation soukuo.
Is wolfing down an idiom?
Gluttony [lang Tang hǔ Yang]
new word
Basic explanation
Describe eating very fiercely and in a hurry.
tidy
Qing Li Garbo's Officialdom in Appearance: "It doesn't take much time; Wolf down; I actually ate it all. "
example sentence
Seeing him eating, everyone couldn't help laughing.
Approximate antonym
synonym
The wind swept away, and the cloud was hungry and wolfed down.
antonym
Chew carefully and swallow slowly.
idioms solitaire
Suffer a little, do your best, do your best, do your best, do your best, do your best, do your best, do your best, do your best, do your best, do your best. The article shows that Dagong is just, honest and fair, and he is flattering and regretful. Be a clown, jump the beam, respect Jiang Jude's agriculture, industry and commerce, and March north and south, fight north, fight south, fight north, fight east, fight south, fight east, fight east, fight south, fight east, fight west, fight east. Its reputation is broken, its soil is cracked, and its Maolusan, as the name suggests, is loyal to the people, loyal to the liver, kind and approachable. Everyone has his own ambition, arrogance, pride, autumn water, Xiushan, Mingming Hall, the right path and bitterness. Li Liguang can't seal snakes, snakes, ghosts, arty people and seal the great cause of Qing Dynasty.
Interpretation from the Internet
Gobble is a compound phrase used to describe eating in a hurry. The fifth time of the Water Margin: "I walked for a long time, I was hungry, and I wolfed it down." Also known as "wolfing down". Chapters 3 and 4 of "Officialdom Appears": "I saw that he smashed his hoof piece by piece with chopsticks, which was one inch square. In the meal, he wolfed it down for a while and ate it all."