Young men and women with green women and red men and gorgeous clothes.
The wall immediately refers to the place where young men and women fall in love.
Tragic youth tragic green: light green, indicating wearing color. It originally refers to teenagers wearing light green clothes. The latter refers to young people who pay attention to decoration.
Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers, which shows that young people are less worried and dare to do it.
In full bloom: absolute beauty, brilliant; Mao: exuberant. This is a moment of youth, charm and glory. Describe the youthful and energetic spirit of young people.
The afterlife is awesome: young people, younger generations; Fear: awe. Young people are awesome. Describe that young people can surpass their predecessors.
Boys and girls refer to young men and women wearing all kinds of beautiful clothes.
A beautiful young woman and a talented man. Generally refers to young men and women of the same age who are married or in love.
Teenagers refer to young people who behave freely.
Proud head: a metaphor for the talent revealed by young people; Proud: Special appearance. Describe young and talented.
Learning old refers to the erudition of young people.
Yan is a metaphor for a young female companion. It is also a metaphor for young men and women who love each other.
Drill a hole in the wall: a hole. Transcendence: transcendence. Drilling holes and climbing walls. In the old days, it was often used to describe young men and women's free love behavior regardless of their parents' orders and matchmakers' words. Later, it also refers to men and women cheating or thieves stealing.
Tragic youth refers to the prime of youth.
Eagles spread their wings: young birds. The baby eagle spread its wings and flew. Metaphor young people start to live and work independently.
Secret date: the time for lovers to meet. Refers to regular secret meetings between young men and women.
The newborn calf is a metaphor for a simple or brave young man. With the "newborn calf".
Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers, which shows that inexperienced young people dare to speak and do.
Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers, which shows that inexperienced young people dare to say and do and are fearless.
Children, heroes and children: young men and women. Refers to the emotional, young and promising hero and heroine.
2. Original publisher of idioms describing childhood: lhuangjhx5 17.
The idiom 1 describing children, Ice Snow Clever: a metaphor for people's cleverness. 2, brilliant: describe a person with outstanding talent, intelligence and wisdom. 3, smart: smart: developed intelligence, high talent. Smart: flexible and smart. Describe a child as clever, lively and smart. 4, smart: intelligence exceeds the average person, very smart. 5, birds rely on people: according to: attachment. Birds snuggle up to people. Metaphor is attached to the powerful. It also symbolizes the petite, submissive and amiable form of children and girls. 6. Innocent: evil: improper. Good-hearted and pure, without improper thoughts. 7, sharp mouth: sharp, sharp: smart, flexible. Describe people who are smart and good at talking. 8. Extraordinary courage: Very brave and fearless. 9, lively and lovely: natural movements, not dull, describe children as cute and lovable. 10, innocence: innocence refers to simplicity; This idiom often refers to people's inner simplicity, frankness and naturalness. It is also used to describe the innocence and kindness of teenagers or children. 1 1. People love each other: people love each other, which means everyone likes it when they see it, describing people as beautiful and lovely, or things as pleasing to the eye. 12, both talent and appearance: both talent and appearance. 13, bright eyes and white teeth: bright eyes and white teeth. 14, dignified and strong: describe the appearance of being strong and honest (mostly children). 15, children's words are unscrupulous: the old superstition is to post these four words in the hall during the New Year, which means that children don't have to avoid speaking, even if they say unlucky words. It can also be said that it is cute or the language spoken by children is humorous and vivid, which makes people laugh. 16, never forget: never forget after reading it. Describe a very strong memory. 17, pure and flawless: describes people who are pure and kind, without stains. It also describes things as clean, perfect and flawless. 18, lively: happy
3. What words are used to describe innocence, purity, innocence, innocence and purity in adolescence?
First, innocence
Explanation: Pure and sincere: ~ Innocent.
Her innocent smiling face brought joy to the class.
Second, purity.
Explanation:
1, without impurities; Pure and clean: the water looks transparent.
2. Purity: Beautiful music can touch people's souls.
Example: Beautiful nature can purify people's minds.
Third, naive [tiān zhēn]
Explanation:
1, simple and straightforward; No affectation and hypocrisy: ~ brilliant.
2, simple-minded, easily confused by illusions: this idea is too ~.
Example: She was a naive and romantic girl.
Four. innocence
Explanation: No evil thoughts.
Example: My brother's naive words made the whole family laugh.
Verb (short for verb) pure
Explanation:
1, not doped with other ingredients: pottery is made of clay.
There is no doubt about the judgment and conclusion (often used with "yes"): what he said is a lie. This idea is temporary.
What he did just now was purely to scare monkeys, just to show us.
4. The words describing children describe the character quality.
Polite, diligent, love science, honest and trustworthy, correct mistakes and care about others.
Describe diligence and seriousness.
Diligent observation, good thinking, persistent pursuit, cherish time,
Describe children
Filial piety, studious, hardworking, helpful, lively and lovely.
Treat everyone equally, be clear about everything and be selfless.
Without hesitation, upright, selfless law enforcement.
Integrity, purity, self-denial and self-discipline
Honest, patient and law-abiding.
Firmness, loyalty, faithfulness, poverty and humility
High moral integrity, trickle to the public, open-minded and open-minded.
Deeply understand the principles of righteousness, modesty, prudence and honesty.
Resolute and open-minded, generous and dedicated, till death do us part.
Be frank and open, sacrifice yourself for others, forget your life and die, and sacrifice yourself for righteousness.
The former America was loyal, upright and brave.
Evil, like hatred, is empty, and like Gu, his heart is completely clean.
Open and aboveboard, open-minded
5. What words are used to describe "childhood"? 1, yellow mouth: yellow mouth: child; Boy: A child. Often used to ridicule others' youth and ignorance.
Ex.: Who knows, but don't forget that a child with a yellow mouth can often say wise words.
2, fat head and big ears: a fat head, two big ears. Describe a fat figure, sometimes referring to a lovely child.
Ex.: He is fat and has big ears. You can tell at a glance that he is broad-minded and fat!
3. Innocent girl: I: Attachment. Cling to people like a bird. Describe the petite and lovely appearance of a girl or child.
She is as charming and lovely as an innocent girl.
4, five feet micro-children: five feet: the ancient feet are short, so five feet refers to the height of children. Generally refers to children.
Example: Although a five-foot child is suitable for the fair, he should not be bullied.
5, milk sound milk gas: describe the sound as sharp as a child.
Example: A big man with a dragon beard said with milk, but the boy looked at the questioner and coughed a few times and spit out the wine that had just entered his mouth.
6. stumble: metaphorically speaking, things have just begun.
Example: She was born in Fukuoka, Kyushu Island in southern Japan. When she was a toddler, her father abandoned her family and children.
7. babbling: describe the sound made in the mouth when the child learns to speak; This word is often used to describe what a child looks like when he first learns to speak.
Example: The consonants when babies babble are the process of their practice, the process of shaping their mouths and tongues, and the process of listening to their own pronunciation.
8. Innocence: Thought refers to people's simplicity, frankness and naturalness, and is also used to describe the simplicity and kindness of teenagers or children.
Seeing those innocent children playing in the lake, I can't help thinking of some memories of my childhood.
9. Naughty: naughty and disobedient.
Example: Eiko, who is usually naughty, always behaves well in front of her mother.
10, stubborn: naughty and disobedient. More refers to children.
Ex.: In summer, the stubborn child baked the earth like a steamer, and the delicate lotus bowed its head. Rhubarb dog gasped, laughing proudly in summer.