Idioms with complicated meanings
perplexing
go back on one's word
be strict with oneself and work wholeheartedly for the people
(of places) surrounded by mountains and winding rivers.
irretrievable
rise again
The beginning of the new year.
year after year
retaliate
resend
mix
revive
Interpretation of Compound Idioms
perplexing
【cu？ zōng f？ z？ ]
Many things are intertwined, and the situation is complicated: contradictions ~, it is difficult to sort out a clue.
go back on one's word
【fǎn f？ W? ch？ ng]
Ups and downs, sometimes this way, sometimes that way.
be strict with oneself and work wholeheartedly for the people
【k？ jǐ f？ plum
Krishnamurti: Restraint. Confucianism is about self-restraint, so that everything belongs to "ceremony."
(of places) surrounded by mountains and winding rivers.
【shān ch？ ng shuǐ f？ ]
Refers to overlapping mountains and winding water.
rise again
【sǐ？ R&F? shēng]
Come back from the dead, describe endless life.
mix
【fǎn f？ tu qiāo]
Many times, choose the best solution.
The beginning of the new year.
【yī yu？ n f？ shǐ]
Refers to the beginning of a new year. And often use the following sentence "Vientiane renewal" to synthesize Spring Festival couplets.
revive
【sǐ huī f？ r？ n]
The extinguished ashes are burning again. Metaphor has failed to move again. Historical records? Biography of Han Changru: "Isn't it revived?" It is also used to indicate that bad things that have died out are beginning to appear again.
retaliate
【dǎ jī b？ o f？ ]
Strike: attack. Fight back at each other with a hostile attitude.
irretrievable
【w？ N Ji? b？ f？ ]
It means that it will never be recovered (Buddhists call the process from generation to destruction of the world a disaster, and all disasters mean eternal life).
year after year
[Ni? n f？ yī ni？ n]
Year after year. Metaphor for a long time. It also describes the passage of time in vain.
resend
[Ji? b？ ng f？ fā]
The old illness is back.
This is the same as ...
【y？ f？ r？ Shh? ]
Answer: Come again, come again. This is also the case.
Walk around and start over.
【Zhu？ R&F? shǐ]
Cycle after cycle. Hanshu? Rites and music: "yin and yang and five elements, cycle after cycle." Zhou: Turn around. Start over: Start over.
Often changes are unstable, describing the situation as changing without any change.
【fǎn f？ b？ ch？ ng]
There is no stable state in the constant change, and there is no certainty in describing the change.
Idioms solitaire with compound words
Restore the old, just as it did.
newcomer
That's all; Then let's call it a day
Pursue absolute perfection
begin/start well and end well
Live a natural life
More than seventy years old
curious
(of a voice or tone) peculiar