1. A collection of four-character idioms starting with the word "you"
1. Either you die or I live [nǐ sǐ wǒ huó]: Either you die or I live. The struggle between the two sides was described as very fierce.
2. You sing me and [nǐ chàng wǒ hé]: 1. Refers to answering each other with poems. ②It means that both parties have the same opinions and support each other.
3. You seize and I contend [nǐ duó wǒ zhēng]: refers to competing with each other. Also known as "you fight and I fight" and "you fight and I fight."
4. You chase me [nǐ zhuī wǒ gǎn]: It describes the fierce competition and everyone is unwilling to lag behind.
5. You push me and give way [nǐ tuī wǒ ràng]: refers to both parties being humble to each other.
6. You Enwo Ai [nǐ ēn wǒ ài]: refers to the love between husband and wife or lovers.
7. You come and I go [nǐ lái wǒ wǎng]: refers to frequent exchanges between relatives and friends
8. You flatter me [nǐ chuī wǒ pěng]: refers to bragging about each other each other to achieve a certain purpose.
9. You respect me and love [nǐ jìng wǒ ài]: refers to the mutual respect and affection between people.
10. You come and I go [nǐ lái wǒ qù]: refers to frequent interactions between relatives and friends. 2. A complete collection of four-character idioms about me and you
You pity me and love nǐ lián wǒ ài means that people respect each other and love each other. nǐ sǐ wǒ shēng means that the struggle is very fierce and cannot survive. You are greedy and I love nǐ tān wǒ ài. The explanation refers to the love between husband and wife or lovers. You die and I live. nǐ sǐ wǒ huó means either you die or I live.
The struggle between the two sides is described as very fierce. You sing me and nǐ chàng wǒ hé explanation: writing poems according to the subject matter, genre and rhyme of other people's poems.
① Refers to using poems to respond to each other. ②It means that both parties have the same opinions and support each other.
nǐ zhuī wǒ gǎn means that the competition is fierce and everyone is unwilling to lag behind. You advocate and I follow nǐ chàng wǒ suí to explain advocate: take the lead, advocate.
Refers to echoing each other and you flatter me nǐ chuī wǒ pěng. The explanation refers to bragging about each other to achieve a certain purpose. You come and I go back and forth. nǐ lái wǒ wǎng explains mutual communication. It mostly refers to the frequent exchanges between relatives and friends. You are humble and I give in. nǐ qiān wǒ ràng explains Qian: modesty.
Refers to the two parties being humble to each other. You push me and give way. nǐ tuī wǒ ràng. The explanation refers to the two parties being humble to each other. Yan: speak, speak. Refers to people talking or arguing with each other. You know and I know nǐ zhī wǒ zhī. It means that only you and I know the secret and cannot tell others. 3. A complete collection of four-character idioms about me and you
You pity me and love
nǐ lián wǒ ài
The explanation refers to mutual respect and love between people
< p> You die and I livenǐ sǐ wǒ shēng
Explain that the struggle is very fierce and cannot survive
You are greedy for my love
nǐ tān wǒ ài
The explanation refers to the love between husband and wife or lovers
Life and death
nǐ sǐ wǒ huó
The explanation is not If you die, I will live. The struggle between the two sides was described as very fierce.
You sing me and
nǐ chàng wǒ hé
Explanation and: Write poems according to the subject matter, genre and rhyme of other people's poems. ① Refers to using poetry to respond to each other. ②It means that both parties have the same opinions and support each other.
You chase me
nǐ zhuī wǒ gǎn
The explanation describes the fierce competition, and everyone is not willing to lag behind.
You advocate and I follow
nǐ chàng wǒ suí
Explanation: take the lead, advocate. Refers to echoing each other
You flatter me
nǐ chuī wǒ pěng
Explanation refers to complimenting each other to achieve a certain purpose
You Come to me
nǐ lái wǒ wǎng
Explain mutual exchanges. Mostly refers to frequent exchanges between relatives and friends
You are humble and I give in.
nǐ qiān wǒ ràng
Explanation of humility: humility.
Refers to mutual humility between the two parties
You push me and give way
nǐ tuī wǒ ràng
Explanation refers to both parties being humble to each other
You are my brother and I am your brother< /p>
nǐ xiōng wǒ dì
Explain that the two parties refer to each other as brothers and describe the close relationship
You talk to me
nǐ yán wǒ yǔ
Explanation: speak, speak. Refers to people talking or arguing with each other
You know and I know
nǐ zhī wǒ zhī
Explain that only you and I know the secret and cannot tell others 4 . Four-character idioms with the word "because of you"
Four-character idioms with the word "yin": teach students in accordance with their aptitude, wait for this, depend on each other, waste food because of choking, things happen for a reason, cause and effect each other, be a blessing in disguise, vary from person to person , causes and effects, karma, adapting to local conditions, losing big for small things, laziness and following the rules, seeing big things for small things, giving according to people, taking advantage of the situation, doing things according to people, controlling power based on profit, staying at peace according to the rules, getting married because of the gap, doing things because of the situation. Move, not because of people's enthusiasm, follow the rules and regulations, not because of inaction, profit and loss, adapt to changing conditions, adapt to the situation, because the tree is a house, the cause and effect of the coming and going, the cause and effect of the effect, the appointment of officials, because of its nature , causes and conditions lead to the market, turn to cause and turn, cause orchid to cause and add to fruit, follow the old rules, pretend to be private due to public service, make things simple because of shackles, use the sky to cause the earth, use the sky to make the earth, get funds because of the enemy, this is also because of that, the cause is the meeting of fate, because of difficulties See cleverness, follow the old tradition, misfortunes are caused by bad accumulation, take food from the enemy, reverse the result as the cause, sit in the wrong way due to the way, eat in a bad house because of it, eat because of choking, change due to opportunity, cause each other, incense and fate, perfunctory due to the way, cause Take advantage of convenience and make the best use of the situation.
Four-character idioms with the word "you": you chase me, you fight to the death, you respect me and love, you come and go, you push me, you pity me and love, you are kind and I love, you are greedy for me. Love, you do things and we do things, you encourage me and I follow you, you sing and I make peace, you flatter me and I praise you, you come and I go, you snatch and I fight. 5. A collection of 1,000 4-character idioms
In full swing
Learn from each other's strengths
Involuntarily
Cold words
Make a comeback
p>Green mountains and green waters
One word is settled
Daydreaming
Under melon fields and plum trees
Multifarious
Crossroads
Preconceptions
Spring breeze turns into rain
Burning eyebrows
Many are not one
Calm and calm
Sacrifice oneself for others
Ten fingers connected to the heart
Zhang San Li Si
One expression of talent
Ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign
Descendants of Yan and Huang
Nothing is accomplished
Sunny and sunny
You chase me
Guys and Dolls
Live and work in peace and contentment
Thousands Human side
Unrecognizable
Orioles singing and swallows dancing
Hundreds of flowers blooming
Never forgetting
Peaceful atmosphere
Fast Quick words
A spring breeze on the face
Helping others
Throughout the ages
Clearly speaking
Success is imminent
Thousands of troops
Take root on the ground
Be clear-headed
Over and over again
Live in peace
One Five Ten
Skynet is in full swing
Starting from scratch
No one else around
The window is bright and clean
Hairy hands and feet
Have a safe journey
Riding and looking for horses
Going south and north
Walking around and watching flowers
Decorating with lanterns
Perfect in every way
Straightforward and outspoken
People coming and going
Free and carefree
Falling flowers and flowing water 6. A complete collection of four-character idioms
The Chinese character of waizi boudoir: betrothed; boudoir: woman’s bedroom. Stay in the boudoir, waiting for marriage. It used to refer to a woman who is an adult and is ready for employment.
The first division of the character "melon". In the old days, literati split the character "melon" into two eight-character characters to mark the year, that is, sixteen years old. Mostly used for women.
Gold-lettered signboards: In the old days, shops used gold foil on their signboards to show that they had sufficient funds. Now it is a metaphor for a name or title that one can show off by being superior to others. It also refers to a good reputation.
Sentence and word carefulness refers to being careful and careful when writing or speaking, carefully considering every word.
A few sentences, a few words. Refers to fragmentary written materials.
There are only a few words on the piece of paper, a few sentences, and a very few words. Refers to fragmentary written materials.
Literacy, hyphenation, literacy. Refers to having some cultural knowledge.
Cross streets refer to criss-crossing, bustling streets.
It also refers to the human world and real society.
Crossroads A place where two roads cross. It is a metaphor for being in a situation where you need to make a decision about a major matter.
The word "Wen Cong" means obedience: obedience, obedience; Shun: smoothness. It means the article is smooth.
Pretentious words describe excessive consideration of words. They often stick to the words without paying attention to the spiritual essence.
One-word praise: praise, compliment; disparage: give a bad evaluation. A word of praise or criticism. Generally speaking, it refers to recording events and discussing people, and the wording is precise and measured.
Meticulous means not casually writing an article, but carefully considering every word.
7. A collection of four-character idioms
Timid as a mouse
Single-minded
Hearing and seeing
Pretending
Blatantly unafraid
Soft-handed
Standing still
Hungry
Twilight
Good and bad mixed
Robbery
Intrigues
Strangers
Skin-cutting pain
At all costs
Weak enough< /p>
No taboos
Affectionate
Slow flow
Orderly growth and development
Indifference
Watching with eager eyes
Generalizing
Commonly seen
Comparing one's heart with one's heart
Dancing in the wind and the moon
Forgetting the opportunity to gain Interesting
Uselessness
Flattery
Drinking and drinking
Sleepless and forgetful
Perseverance
Both sides
Recitable well
Seeing as if it were open
Tasting it once and then stopping
Nothing more
It tastes like chewing wax
Waiting for progress
Failure to attack will destroy itself