There are the following four-character idioms about "land":
1. Knee-holding land róng xī zhī dì idiom explanation: describe the narrowness of the living room. The origin of the idiom: Jin Tao Yuanming's "Going home and coming to Xi Ci": "Examining the ease of the knee."
2. Thankfully, xiè tiān xiè dì idiom explanation: superstition; The gods of heaven and earth dominate all human activities. Therefore; You should thank heaven and earth for your success. Later, it is widely used to express the feeling of happiness or satisfaction when you have successfully achieved your goal or overcome difficulties. The origin of the idiom: Ming Feng Menglong's "A Word of Warning to the World": "Just now, I heard a noise in the coffin. I thought that there were many things of resurrection among the ancients. I hope you can be resurrected, so I opened the coffin with an axe. Thank God, I was reborn."
3. Sweep the floor out of the house s? o dū ch ū mé n Idiom Interpretation: It originally meant sweeping all the sundries out of the house; Indoor clean; Leave nothing behind. After the metaphor, all the property was dealt with; Even people were driven out of their homes. The origin of the idiom: Lvyuan Li's "Qi Lu Deng" in Qing Dynasty, the 84th time: "There were seven or eight years, three or four years, yesterday's year, and several times the interest was repaid. If you sweep the door clean, you have to pay 2.2 thousand. "
4. Earth-shattering dòng dì jīng tiān n Idiom Explanation: It is of great significance to describe the momentum or significance of an event. The origin of the idiom: Tang Bai Juyi's poem "Li Bais Tomb": "Poor barren grave and poor spring bones, there was an earth-shattering text."
5. Create a new world. Explanation of the idiom kāi tiān pì dì di: open up. Ancient myths and legends; Pangu's creation; Before the beginning of human history. Used to refer to the creation of human history or unprecedented. The origin of the idiom: "The Records of Sui Shu Music": "Create the world and climb the sea.
6. For the explanation of the idiom dà dì chūn huí in the Spring Festival in the Dadi, see "spring returns". The way everything wakes up. The origin of the idiom: Luo Guangbin and Yang Yiyan's "Red Rock" Chapter 16: "The couplets of Lou San Shi quoted an ancient poem:' all loves can't be caged, and an apricot will grow out of the wall.' The banner is:' Spring Back to the Earth'.
7. Explanation of the idiom zhē tiān gài dì: It describes a large number and occupies a large area. The origin of the idiom: Yan Zhen's "Song of Bamboo Spears": "Ah, the banner of unity, ah, we cover the red clouds in the sky!"
8. Take local materials. Interpretation of the idiom Ji ù d? q ǔ cá i: Find the required materials in the same place. The origin of the idiom: "The Book of Songs in July": "Silkworm, moon and mulberry." Tang Kong Yingda's Annotation on the Cross: "If you cut the mulberry, you will pick it on the ground."
9. explain the idiom "h not hōng tiān liè dì": stir the world. Describe loud or famous. The origin of the idiom: Qing eulogized the vulgarian "Talk with Gome and Offer a Banquet": "It's like a thousand pounds of gunpowder, waiting for the fuse, it's about to explode, and it's a great explosion."
1. earth-shaking explanation of idioms: fu; Turn it over. Changed the position of heaven and earth. Describe the great changes; Thoroughly The origin of the idiom: The 15th time in Qing Cao Xueqin's Dream of Red Mansions: "At that time, a room full of people were making a fuss about this and that."
11. Put to death. Explanation of idiom: put: put; Death: nowhere to go. Put each other in a state of extinction. The metaphor is to completely defeat the other side. The idiom comes from the Spring and Autumn Period, Qi Sun Wu's "Sun Tzu's Nine Lands": "Throw it in the dead place and then save it, and you will die after you are trapped."
12. explanation of the idiom "call a place to call a day": see "call a place to call a day". The origin of the idiom: The Dark Room Lamp is quoted in the book Li Yu Zheng Shi, which was trained by the Qing Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty: "[Duke Wei of Han Dynasty said] How stupid the people are, or they regret their mistakes for life, and they cry for heaven and earth at night. How can I be safe?" 2. Four-word words or idioms with the word "think"
Dream upside down is a metaphor for being in a trance, losing its normal state, and it is absurd to be whimsical. Think hard and think hard, and the future situation is unimaginable. It means expecting things to develop to a very bad level. Thinking deeply: morning; Twilight: In the evening. I miss it in the morning and evening. It describes that I miss something very much or often. I am infatuated with someone or something. Delusion: an absurd plan. A preoccupation with the impossible. It also refers to a foolish and absurd idea. A wild dream is not one's own duty. I want to get benefits beyond my duty. Imagination: a floating imagination; Extrapolation: The metaphor of a bird flying is continuous. It means that many imaginations are constantly emerging. Fantasy refers to unfounded and unrealistic dreams. It is conceivable that you can imagine it without explanation. Toad wants to eat swan meat, which means that people are bent on finding things that are impossible to get. Think hard and think deeply. Think hard and think hard. Think hard and think hard. Before: before; After: Consequence. Think twice about the cause and development consequences of things. Fantasy: originally in Buddhist language, it means illusory realm. I went to a very mysterious and illusory place. I described thinking completely out of touch with reality. I tried my best to find ways. I wanted to look forward to elegance. I admired him very much and longed to see him. I took it for granted that things were probably based on subjective inference. Tiankai: a metaphor for something that is out of thin air. It means that the idea is very unrealistic and strange. I think about it in many ways. I meditate quietly. Hai Huai misses Tang Libai's poem "Autumn Evening Book Huai", "Hai Huai Knots Cangzhou, Xia wants to travel to Chicheng. "Bento means to travel to the fairy. Later, he called it" Hai Huai Xia Xiang "to travel far and live in seclusion. Hu guessed that there was no basis to guess at random. He dreamt that he missed him very much. He dreamt that he missed him in his sleep. He described how much he missed him. He described his whimsy as strange and absurd. He described how he missed him all the time. It was very strange to describe his whimsy. Unrealistic. I think and think for countless times. I still think about it. I describe it as painstaking. I think about it in the summer. I want to see "I think about it in the summer". I want to see elegant demeanour's "I want to look forward to it". I still want to talk about it. I think about it with my eyes fixed, I think about it with my heart. I think about it and think about it constantly. I am unexpected. 3. What are the four-character idioms in the Idiom Collection
The idioms containing animal names are Vientiane's renewal, scurrying about, chicken barking and dog stealing, hordes of troops, mending after a sheep's death, making a bow and snake's shadow, standing out from the crowd, playing the lute to a cow, being like a duck to water, singing birds and flowers, making an ill-advised gesture, running out of resources, making the finishing point, being short-sighted and being behind the tiger. To gild the lily is an idiom with two animal names: stand out from the crowd, crow and thieves, fighting among snipes and mussels, eating away at whales, clues, enter the dragon, dragon and horse spirit, dragon and tiger leaping, dragon and tiger leaping, dragon and tiger leaping, dragon and tiger cave, Yue Long Fengming, traffic, calling a deer a horse, rabbit dying and fox sorrowing, chicken and dog restless, and spirit in spirit. Quick-witted, quick-sighted, quick-sighted, quick-eyed, quick-eyed, quick-eyed, slow-witted, clumsy-mouthed, and weak-footed. Idioms containing insect names, such as moths put out the fire, golden cicadas shed their shells, mosquitoes accumulate into thunder, themoon wins laurels, eats whales, dragonflies, mantis blocks cars, clues, and catches cicadas, Huangque's idiom, which contains a set of synonyms, is well-informed, observant, far-sighted, glance left and right, dispatch troops, smash to pieces, attack by innuendo, go through all kinds of hardships, be quick of eye, be full of vigor and vitality, be pieced together in an earth-shattering way, talk nonsense, change the dynasty, Anecdotal sayings contain a set of antonyms, such as crowding round, swaying in the east and slanting in the west, and low mouth, duplicity, top-heavy, head-heavy, tail-less, arrogance, respect and respect, fleeing in the west and scattering in the south, looking around and looking around, every little makes a mickle, and sharing happiness * * * Bitter with a grain of salt, overqualified with a grain of salt, careless with one's mouth after one's ancestors, it is very important to make a fool of oneself. The diversion of South-to-North accent turns from danger to safety, and turns defeat into victory. Thus, the idiom describing the emergency situation is urgent and urgent. The idiom describing the character's expression is relaxed and calm, and the eyes are fixed, and the eyes are wide open, smiling and frowning. Frowning, dumbfounded, dejected and smiling, idioms describing heroes are upright and fearless, open and aboveboard, with great wisdom and courage, to turn the tide, to use one's wits in a hurry, to live up to one's disappointment, to be calm and save the day, idioms describing beautiful spring, beautiful spring, colorful spring rain, full of spring flowers, birds and flowers, blooming flowers and drizzle, and the idiom "thinking" is hard. Think (think hard), think quietly (meditate), think thoroughly (think carefully), think confusedly (daydream), think badly (daydream), think a lot (think around), think absurdly (wishful thinking), think strangely (whimsical), think and think (miss), and the idiom "many" has a large audience (full of seats) Mr. Lin) There are many colors (colorful), many categories (varied), many difficulties (arduous), many words (endless), many books (extensive reading), many knowledge (well-informed), many changes (ever-changing), many walks (traveling north and south), many colors (colorful) and many patterns (varied) with ". Peeking at the leopard in the eye, looking around and looking forward to the idiom with the word "dragon", enter the dragon, Dragon and Horse Spirit Dragon and Dragon Dance Tiger Leap Dragon and Tiger Leap Dragon and Tiger Step Draw the finishing touch Dragon and Tiger Cave Yue Long Fengming is full of traffic, which comes from the fable story. The idiom of fighting for a boat and seeking a sword. Pengcheng Wan Li waits for the rabbit to hide his ears and steal the bell, and then mend the bird that is frightened. The idiom of carrying faggots to put out a fire comes from the historical story. Go ahead, step by step, sneak into Chen Cang, follow the picture, take a ride, set up a snow squad, make an axe, fight for soldiers, and take care of the thatched cottage. It' s almost miraculous. There are countless painful experiences. There are many people outside. Some people can' t help but be unbearable. I' ve never heard of idioms with bird names cheering and jumping. There is no sound in Pengcheng. Wan Li kills two birds with one stone, the wind is flying, the goose skin is flying, and the birds stand out from the crowd. Although the sparrows are small, they are all complete. The yellowbird in the post-idioms solitaire (beginning with the word "no") is shameless to ask questions from the blind, blind blind horse to success and failure, and the beauty of becoming an adult is beautiful. Take back the destiny takes a hand, the time bomb runs out of food, and there is no other opportunity to take advantage of it and enter the wood for three minutes, fight for power and profit, and feel complacent. Say the relevant words according to the name of the book, "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", Cut six generals, one is willing to fight, One is willing to suffer, lose his wife, lose his soldiers, and argue with others. "Dream of Red Mansions" Liu Grandma enters the grand view circle. Lin Daiyu buries flowers in The Journey to the West's Buddhist paradise, learns from pigs and eight precepts, and makes a scene. Monkey King Thrice Defeats the Skeleton Demon's "Water Margin" forces Liangshan Lin to hit Hong Jiaotou with a stick, rob him of a birth class, Wu Song hits a tiger, and Wu Dalang sells three bowls of baked wheat cakes. However, the digital idiom echo each other in Jingyanggang should kill two birds with one stone, and it is exactly the same. One day, it is a thousand miles and one hundred and one hundred and one. Three heads, six arms, three minds, three words, four languages, four directions, four directions, four colors, six gods, seven directions, seven directions, eight directions, seven directions, eight directions, seven directions, eight directions, eight directions, eight directions, too many cooks, nine directions, five directions, five directions, five directions, four directions, four directions, four directions, four directions, four directions, four directions, four directions, four directions, four directions, four directions, four directions, four directions, five colors, It's true that there are countless hardships and thousands of words. It's true that there are thousands of ways to make a difference. It's a thousand times, and it's a thousand times. It's a thousand times. Qian Shan is foolproof. It's an idiom that describes friendship all his life. Heart-to-heart, heart-to-heart, brothers, like-minded and in the same boat. Share weal and woe with * * * * Painful care, mutual affection, mutual affection, mutual vows, mutual assistance, intimate relationship, idioms describing flowers, colorful flowers, colorful flowers, red willows and green flowers, icing on the cake, flaming trees and silver flowers, yesterday's yellow flowers, autumn moon, outdated yellow flowers, blooming flowers and blooming flowers, idioms describing mountains, mountains, mountains, clear waters, beautiful mountains and rivers, beautiful mountains and rivers, majestic mountains and mountains, picturesque mountains and rivers, beautiful mountains and rivers, colorful idioms describing colors. 4. 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.