Idiom 1 to 8?

The four-character idiom (1) ranges from 1 to 8.

Full speed ahead-take the lead.

Meaningless

be half-hearted

four generations under one roof

All corners of the country-all corners of the country

All six vital organs have lost their functions ― they are at a loss/numb.

(of a person's mental state) Like a well, seven barrels go up and eight barrels go down ―― mental instability.

Try to please all parties and get rid of any embarrassing situation.

(2) Idioms from one to ten (ten each)!

Details are as follows:

1, the word "one" begins: serious, the armpit of a fox, refusing to take anything, recovering, becoming famous in one fell swoop, fighting to the end, not seeing for a day, such as answering Sanqiu, one person telling the truth.

2, prefix: two dragons playing with pearls, two plus five, two people in one, its advantages and disadvantages, two sides and three knives, the best of both worlds, ...

3, prefix: half-hearted, three lucky, three long and two short, three careless, three orders, five applications. ...

4, prefix: extending in all directions, the four seas are home, the four seas are equal, divided, extending in all directions. ...

5. Five prefixes: colorful, all corners of the country, full of enthusiasm, colorful and colorful. ...

6. Six-character prefix: six gods have no owner, six parents deny it, and six parents are impartial. ...

7. Seven prefixes: falling apart, seven ups and eight downs, conflicting views, patchwork, too many cooks. ...

8. Eight-character head: exquisite in all directions, eight immortals crossing the sea, the friendship of eight worships, prestige in all directions, and the eight characters are not lost …

9. Nine prefixes: nine Niu Yi hairs, a narrow escape, outside the cloud nine, the combination of nine and nine, the power of nine cows and two tigers. ...

10, crosshead: perfect, urgent, heinous, ambush on all sides, ten rooms and nine empty spaces. ...

(3) Idioms from 1 to 9

Sail with the wind, two dragons play with pearls, three students are lucky, the grain is abundant, the six animals are prosperous, and they are exquisite in all directions, and they take the moon in nine days.

First, bon voyage

Explanation: This metaphor goes smoothly without any obstacles. With "smooth sailing".

From: Shi Ming Nai 'an's "Water Margin" 41: "Sail smoothly and arrive at the shore early."

Very smooth, without any obstacles, arrived at the shore dock early.

Second, two dragons play with beads.

Explanation: Two dragons face each other and are playing with a treasure.

Said by: Cao Qingxue Qin's Dream of Red Mansions, episode III: "Wear a purple and gold crown, embed a bunch of hair, and Qi Mei plays with two dragons to play with pearls and gold."

Third, three students are lucky.

Interpretation: Sansheng: Buddhism refers to past lives, this life and the afterlife; Lucky: Lucky. Three generations are very lucky. Metaphor is very lucky.

From: Yuan Wu Changling Dongpo Dream, the first discount: "I have heard a lot about Master, and I am fortunate to meet you today."

I have heard the name of teacher's father for a long time. I am lucky to see you today.

four generations under one roof

Explanation: Four generations of grandparents and grandchildren lived together, and no one died. Great-grandfather, grandfather, father and son.

Said by: Four Generations under One roof is a million-word novel written by China writer Lao She.

Five, the grain harvest [wǔ gǔ fēng dēng]

Commentary: Deng: Mature. It means good years and abundant crops.

Said by Huang Liutao of the Warring States Period: "It is precisely because of the stormy season that the grain harvest is abundant and the country and the people are safe."

Therefore, the weather is favorable, the crops are abundant, and the country and the people are safe.

Six, six livestock prosperity [Li Chuo Chuo and Wu Dang]

Explanation: Six animals: cattle, horses, sheep, pigs, chickens and dogs. Refers to the prosperity of all kinds of livestock and poultry.

Said by: Guanzi herder, a school of thought in the pre-Qin period, hid in inexhaustible houses and raised six animals in Sang Ma.

In an inexhaustible family, there are families with mulberry seeds that raise silkworms and various livestock.

Seven, exquisite [q and qià o lí ng ló ng]

Explanation: describe cleverness and dexterity. According to legend, the heart has seven orifices, hence the name.

Said by: Lao She's Zhao Ziyue: "The eagle's nose, the dog's eyes, the pig's mouth, plus a bright red and bloody heart, complete a person, and this person is the soul of all things."

Eight, exquisite [bā miàn líng lóng]

Interpretation: Exquisite: Exquisite and meticulous, indicating that people are flexible and agile. This refers to bright and spacious windows. Later, it was used to describe people as smooth and considerate.

From: Song Xia Ding's original "Man Fang Ting" words: "Although quiet, it still needs refinement."

It's not quiet, but it should be tactful.

Nine days on the moon [Ji ti ā n l m: n yuè]

Interpretation: picking: picking. Go to the highest place in the sky to pick the moon. Often describe lofty aspirations and lofty sentiments.

From: Tang Li Bai's "Farewell Letter to Xie Tiao Building in Xuanzhou, Shu Yun" poem: "We both hold high our thoughts in the distance and want to go to the blue sky to embrace the bright moon."

We have great ambitions, and we all want to go to the blue sky and embrace the bright moon.

(4) Idioms from one to ten

Idioms are:

One eye and ten lines, one heart and one mind, one day Sanqiu, meticulous

Two dragons play with pearls, two people are one, two people are virtuous, and two people are beautiful.

Three yang kai tai, three obedience and four virtues, three mountains and five mountains, three heads and six arms.

Extend in all directions, extend in all directions, all corners of the country, safe and sound.

Colorful, colorful, five blessings, five continents and four seas

June Universiade, Six In the snow, Six Livestock Flourishing, Six Tricks.

Seven steps to success, seven steps to poetry, seven days to reply, seven long and eight short.

Eight treasures eat, eight immortals cross the sea, echoing all around, and they are the talents of eight fights.

Jiujiang eight rivers, 99 belong to one, 95 honour, cloud nine.

Perfect, ten steps fragrant grass, rest assured, ten years cold window

(4) Extended reading of idioms 1 to 8:

1, ten lines at a glance: [y and mü shí há ng]

Note: You can read ten lines at the same time. Describe reading quickly.

From: Liang Shu Jian Wendi: "Read ten lines." Liu song ke Zhuang's poem "six words and five poems" says: "wait at five o'clock and three minutes, ten lines to be read."

Example: Sanguan, with a double name of Jinglong, is seventeen years old, with fresh eyes, handsome and elegant, reading ~, and can write even if he raises his pen. ◎ Feng Ming Meng Long's "Warning Words" Volume 24

Grammar: subject-predicate type; As predicate and adverbial; With praise.

2. Wholeheartedly: [Y and X and n y and Y]

Explanation: there is only one thought, and there is no other consideration.

From: The Story of the Three Kingdoms, Biography of Wei Zhi and Du Shu: "Free from Shu Ren, moved to Zhangwu County, the first year of Jiaping." Pei Songzhi quoted Du Xin's book: "Therefore, push wholeheartedly and go straight."

Example: So Guan Peng is in charge of defense, while Zhuangzi puts the army in charge of military equipment. ◎ Zhang Qingchun's Official Sea Chapter 4

Grammar: combination; As an attribute or adverbial; With praise.

3. One-day Sanqiu

Explanation: Sanqiu: Three quarters. It means that a day without seeing each other is like three quarters. The metaphor of parting is short, but it feels long. Describe yearning.

From: "The Book of Songs Feng Wang Picks Lotus": "He picks Ge, one is missing, such as March; He picks a small Xi, but he doesn't see it for a day, such as Sanqiu Xi; He loves me for a day, just like he was three years old. "

Grammar: subject-predicate type; Used as attribute and object; Describe yearning.

4. Baljiaren

Explanation: 28: refers to 16 years old; Beauty: Beauty. A beautiful woman of fifteen or sixteen.

From: The poem "Li Ling Subtitle Wearing Flowers": "Twenty-eight beauties are horses, and ten thousand wines are Weicheng songs."

5. Colorful: [w ǔ yá n liù se]

Description: Describe complex colors or patterns. Expand to all kinds.

From: Li Qingruzhen's 14th poem "The Edge of Mirror Flowers": "Only the clouds that everyone has climbed are colorful and of different shapes."

Example: This is a miracle in the history of Rafe in Sichuan, so those country people sighed and guessed at once. Black boy in Sha Ting.

Grammar: combination; As predicate and attribute; There are many kinds of descriptions.

5. Blessing idioms range from 9 to 1,

Smooth sailing, Ssangyong soaring, Sanyang Kaitai, safe and steady, five blessings, 66 Dashun, seven stars shining high, coming from all directions, ninety-nine leagues.

1, smooth sailing

Pronunciation: y and fān fēng shn

Explanation: The ship is full of sails, sail before the wind. The metaphor is very smooth and there are no obstacles.

Source: Jiao "Send Cui Shuangzhi to Hunan": "Know the sail for one day; Create a thousand miles of wind. "

I'm sure sailboats can sail thousands of miles in one day.

2. Sanyang Kaitai

Pronunciation: sān yáng kāi tài

Explanation: It is often used to celebrate the beginning of a year or to suggest auspiciousness.

Source: Yi Tai from small to large Ji Heng.

Thai, from small profit to big profit, Geely prosper, Geely prosper.

Step 3: Slow and steady

Pronunciation: sü pí ng bā w ě n

Explanation: It describes speaking, doing things and writing articles safely, and sometimes it also refers to doing things without making mistakes and lacking innovative spirit.

Source: Shi Ming Nai 'an "Water Margin": "Dai Zong and Kanpei; It really is a good figure; Born white, obese; Slow and steady. "

4. five blessings

Pronunciation: w incarnation Flynn door

Explanation: Five Blessingg means: the first blessing is "longevity", the second is "wealth", the third is "Kangning", the fourth is "goodness", and the fifth is "dying well". Some people call it shou fu kang de shan for short.

Source: "The Book of Songs" Hong Fan: "One is longevity, the other is wealth, the third is Kangning, the fourth is goodness, and the fifth is that you will end up in the senior high school entrance examination."

In Five Blessingg, the first blessing is "long life", the second is "wealth", the third is "Kangning", the fourth is "virtue" and the last is "a good death".

5, 66 Dashun

Pronunciation: lilidàshn

Explanation: The June 6th Dashun refers to the sixth day of the sixth lunar month. It is mostly used to wish middle-aged people a happy family, smooth work, successful career and good health.

Source: "Zuo Zhuan" "Yi Jun, what the minister did, what the father owed, what the son was filial, what the brother loved, and what the brother respected, these numbers are called Liu Shun."

The monarch is kind to his subordinates, who are loyal to him. His father is very kind to his children, and his children are very filial to his father. His brother treats his brother with love, and his brother respects his brother.

[6] 1- 10 has 8 idioms respectively.

One of the best

Forgetful, always leaving things behind.

Wuyaohe Six Fingers

muddledness

Quick read, serious, make a clean break, spotless, smooth sailing, clean, dispersed in a hubbub.

Kill two birds with one stone, strike first, as before, ignorant, penniless, accomplish nothing.

Equal treatment, meticulous, single-minded, it's a deal. Hit the nail on the head, kill two birds with one stone

Both lose, three knives and two sleeves remain uncorrupted, two tigers fight, two tigers fight, three long and two short, three transgressions and five times, three visits to the cottage.

Three religions and nine streams, three transgressions and five times, three transgressions and two times, think twice before you act, three heads and six arms, half-hearted and embattled.

Points, stability, color, color, grain is not colored, six parents deny it.

There is no relative to rely on, and it is seven times, seven times, seven times, seven times, eight times, and there are too many cooks.

At the turn of the eight worshippers, it took eight fights and eight talents to see all directions, and the Eight Immortals crossed the sea in all directions, showing their magical powers.

Jiuding Road is a powerful force, the enemy of IX, and it is a narrow escape, ten steps away from the sky, and the grass is heinous.

Ten winds and five rains, ten lines and ten eyes, ten fingers and ten years of learning trees, and a hundred years of perfection.

Ten rooms, nine vacant rooms, ten thousand fires, ten sheep, nine animals, ten cold windows, crossing the street.

Once the idiom 1-8 Ba.

I don't know how to make a knife, and it breaks again and again. One inch of red heart and one inch of red heart, two distinct moons, two hearts and two minds, two levels, three people become tigers, three people are numerous, three bodies and five ghosts, three days and two ends, four mountains and five mountains, four mountains and five mountains are falling apart, in all directions, eight directions, five children and five feet and six feet, six wonders and six spirits, six clean and six beasts, and six beasts are thriving.

There is a teapot and an idiom with the outline of 1 to 8.

talk nonsense

Hu Shu bo da duo

Explain groundless or unreasonable nonsense.

The source is Songshi Chuanpuji's "Five Lights Will Return to Longmen Yuanchan Master": "The owner of the secret fantasy rock holds his seme and talks nonsense, so he slaps it as dust and scatters it in the ten realms."

Structural combination.

This usage is derogatory. There is no basis for describing people. Generally used as predicate, object and attribute.

Pronunciation is positive; It can't be pronounced "shuì".

Distinguish the shape of Hu; Can't write "paste"

Synonym nonsense, nonsense, nonsense

Antonyms are well-founded, well-founded

~ and "nonsense"; All have the meaning of "unreasonable trouble", but ~ is mostly used in spoken English; "Nonsense" is mostly used in written language.

example sentence

(1) My mother is also afraid; Hesitantly said, "You are crazy! Now that you know it's not him; Why ~? "

(2) Sunday morning; I have to sit in the classroom and listen to the bishop ~; It is also a bitter thing.

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