1. migration; Exile: old and weak ~ almost ravine. 2. indirectly, passing through others or other places: ~ send. ~ da. ~ hair. ~ luck. Week ~. 3. change direction: ~ bend. To the left. 4. change position: ~ move. 5. Change the situation: ~ The loser wins. It's sunny. In good condition.
Idioms related to word conversion are:
In a blink of an eye, my eyes turn from sadness to joy, my eyes turn from sadness to joy, my eyes turn from dry to dry, my eyes turn from sand to stone, my mind turns from confusion to evil, my eyes turn from forgetfulness to sadness, my heart turns from disaster to joy, my heart turns from bearing to combining, my wheels turn from wind to steering, often from sea to sky, and thousands of miles fight to joy, while the wind turns to sail to the throat, fearing to return to the mountains.
Explaining idioms with word conversion
1) Return to the mountain and turn to the sea: turn to the mountain and turn to the sea. The metaphor is powerful.
2) The peaks turn around: the peaks overlap and the mountain roads are tortuous. Describe the twists and turns of scenic spots.
3) Turn around: Turn around to describe being at a loss.
4) Fighting thousands of miles: It describes continuous fighting and has gone through a long course.
5) somersault thousands of miles: refers to long-distance rolling operations.
6) Turn the rudder with the wind: change the position of the rudder with the wind direction. Metaphor adapts to the situation and changes attitudes (including derogatory meanings).
7) Everything turns: heaven and earth turn. Metaphor is a major change. It also describes the feeling of dizziness or extreme violence.
8) melodious turn: twists and turns, also refers to melodious sound.
9) 10,000 turns of moth eyebrows: 10,000 turns: gentle rise and fall. Moth eyebrows: thin and long eyebrows, referring to beautiful eyes. Beautiful eyebrows raised gently. Often used as a synonym for beauty.
10) change of heart: heart, mind: mind; Turn around: Turn around. Change your mind, and don't stick to your old ideas.
1 1) Star Shift: Battle: The Big Dipper. The stars will change positions. Refers to the change of season or time.
12) spin dry to Kun: turn to heaven and earth. Metaphor fundamentally changes the social outlook or the established situation. It also means that people have great courage.
13) Rotate Gankun: Turn the world around. Metaphor fundamentally changes the social outlook or the established situation. It also means that people have great courage.
14) Star shift leakage: Star shift leakage. It is late at night.
15) turning from cliff to stone: a metaphor for the rapid development of the situation.
16) spin dry and turn to Kun: turn to heaven and earth. Metaphor fundamentally changes the social outlook or the established situation. It also means that people have great courage.
17) Rotate Gankun: Turn the world around. Metaphor fundamentally changes the social outlook or the established situation. It also means that people have great courage.
18) halo: halo: halo; Turn: I can't tell the direction. My head is dizzy and I can't tell the direction. Describe a daze or panic.
19) Turning defeat into victory: refers to turning defeat into victory.
20) Turn to death ditch: it refers to dumping bodies in mountain ditches.
2 1) Luck has changed: the old meaning is that time is up and fate has changed. The situation is improving.
22) Turn the rudder with the wind: change the position of the rudder with the wind direction. Metaphor adapts to the situation and changes attitudes (including derogatory meanings).
23) Nine turns of ileum: It seems that the intestines are rotating. Describe the inner pain and anxiety.
24) Turn disaster into happiness: Turn disaster into happiness. Refers to turning bad things into good things.
25) Turn the sun into the sky: It is powerful and can reverse the irreversible situation.
The Significance of Turning Words into Idioms
1) Moment: A very short moment.
2) beat around the bush: beat around the bush. Walk along the winding road. Metaphor is beating around the bush, not straightforward.
3) Turn around: describe inner pain and anxiety. Same? Nine turns of ileum? .
4) flying sand and stones: describe the strong wind. Same? Flying sand and stones? .
5) Turn evil into obsidian: obsidian: bright. Get rid of all evils and turn right. What else? Or return to evil? .
6) Return to the ship and turn the rudder: the method of returning to the original place when the ship encounters difficulties. Metaphor turns to ease the deadlock.
7) Change from yellow to green: Leaves change from green to yellow and from yellow to green. At first it refers to the change of seasons, and later it refers to the repetition of the world.
8) Change of heart: heart, mind: mind; Turn around: Turn around. Reconsider and change the original ideas and attitudes.
9) Return financing and transfer strategy: operational decision.
10) back to heaven: you also said that you are spinning Kun. Metaphor to change the king's mood or attitude.
1 1) Confused turn: confused and at a loss.
12) three turns and nine turns: ① describe twists and turns. (2) three transgressions and five times.
13) Nine turns into success: turn: cycle into China. Originally Taoist, it refers to nine turns to elixir. Later, it is often compared to success after long-term unremitting efforts.
14) ten turns to nine empty: go ten times and return empty-handed. Describe gambling often loses money.
15) nine cows can't pull: the attitude is very firm.
16) warm heart: describe lingering and tumbling.
17) a thousand turns: it describes repeated twists and turns or twists and turns in the process.
18) ever-changing: it describes many twists and turns or repeated consideration.
19) Zhuanqian Street: refers to beggars begging along the street.
20) The day turns to a thousand steps: it is a metaphor for the rapid promotion of official positions.
2 1) Take a turn for the worse: describes a sudden change in the situation or writing, which develops rapidly with the tide.
22) Steering with the wind: Steering with the wind. Metaphor to see momentum or look at other people's eyes.
23) See the wind turn into a tent: it is a metaphor to look at the momentum or look at other people's eyes. Same? Have it both ways? .
24) Migration: Moving around without a fixed place.
25) Turn your head: Meng: confused, coma; Turn: lose your way. Describe delirium, delirium.
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