Source: "Zhuangzi Tianxia": "Hui Shi has many books and five cars."
Sentence: Only a versatile person can save eight fights, and a learned Confucian can learn five cars.
2, erudite and versatile, [bó xué du not cá i]: erudite and versatile.
Source: Biography of Shen Xi in the Book of Jin: "I am knowledgeable, arrogant and uninhibited. It is not appropriate for States and counties to treat each other with courtesy. "
Sentence making: His achievements in many aspects are impressive; He is well read and versatile.
3, a lesson from the past, [bógǔt not ng jρn]: pass: cooked; Bo: Extensive and knowledgeable. Know a lot about ancient things and be familiar with modern things. Describe rich knowledge.
Source: Confucius Family Language and Zhou Guan: "I heard that Lao Dan and Bo Gu know the present. "
Sentence making: Mr. Wang is knowledgeable, humorous and rich in content in class, which is very popular with students.
4. A scholar, [hóng rú shuò xué]: refers to a person with profound knowledge.
Sentence making: A learned man like Mr. Sun Lao is also one of the best in academic circles. It's a pity that he has retired.
5. There are five cars in my stomach, [fù zài wǔ chē]: Metaphorically, I read a lot and know a lot.
Source: "Zhuangzi Tianxia": "Hui Shi has many books and five cars."
6, full of economy and knowledge, [m鷭 鷭 j 鷭 ng Lú n]: Economy and knowledge: finishing the silk thread and extending people's talents and skills. Describe people as extremely talented and resourceful.
Source: Zhouyi Tun: "Yun Leitun, a gentleman saves."
Sentence: Once the school provides this dish, students will be knowledgeable and have a bright future.
7. Embroidery, [jǐn xρn Xi dǒk u]: Brocade, embroidery: exquisite and bright silk. Describe beautiful writing and gorgeous rhetoric.
Source: Liu Tang Zongyuan's "Qiao Qiwen": "Parallel four Li Liu, heart embroidery, palace heavy feather vibration, spring as tentacles."
Sentence: panjiang land and sea, literary talent; Famous beauty; Embroidered with heart and mouth.
8, the talents of the eight fights, [bā d ǒ u zh and cá i]: only: only. Metaphor is that people are extremely talented.
Source: Biography of Southern History Xie Lingyun: "There is only one stone in the world, and Cao Zijian fought eight battles alone. I have fought since ancient times. "
Sentence: Even if you have eight talents, it is difficult for an enemy's family to have a good family.
9. Wenjiang Xue Hai, [[wéNJāng Xuéh?I]]: Metaphorical articles and knowledge are as profound as the Yangtze River and the sea.
Source: Cheng's Bailiang Style Couplet: "Wenjiang Enjixing."
Sentence: Wenjiang learning the sea is boundless. If students don't get any grades, they should feel complacent.
10, learning Chinese and Western, [xué guà n zh not ng x:]: It describes that learning permeates all kinds of knowledge in China and the West.
Source: Qing Wu Ren Jian's "The Strange Situation Witnessed in Twenty Years" Eighty-one: "I have heard about this observation for a long time. He was recommended by a certain army to pay attention to current events and learn from China and the West. "
Sentence-making: Zheng is an educator who is proficient in Chinese and Western cultures in modern China. His poems are as simple as his own.
2. Idioms that describe people's knowledge are as follows: 1. Lessons from the past [bógǔt not ng jρn] 1. Interpretation: pass: cooked; Bo: Extensive and knowledgeable.
Know a lot about ancient things and be familiar with modern things. Describe rich knowledge.
2. From: "Confucius Family Language and Zhou Guan": "I heard about Lao Dan and Bo Gu today. "3. Example: You are the most talented woman.
◎ Chapter 2, Volume 5 of Li Ruzhen's Mirror Garden in Qing Dynasty. Extensive knowledge [bó xué du not cá i] 1. Interpretation: extensive knowledge and various talents. 2. From: Biography of Shen Xi in the Book of Jin: "I am knowledgeable, versatile, arrogant and don't care about details. State and county ceremonies should not be. "
3. Example: Guan Zhong has strong martial arts and courage. ◎ Shi Ming Naian's The Water Margin, Chapter 91, Section 3. Broad and profound [bó dà j and ng sh ē n] 1. Explanation: Bo: Extensive and diverse.
Describe profound thoughts and knowledge. 2. From: Ming Jiang Shichang's "Introduction to Yi Zhou Shu": "At this point of reading, if you expose the sun and the moon and travel for thousands of years, its profound meaning is beyond the reach of post-scholars."
3. Example: Hu Zhixue, ~, takes the world as his own responsibility. ◎ Biography of Lu Shiyi in Qing Dynasty (IV). Xuefu five cars [Xu Fǔ W ǔ Chē]1. Interpretation: five cars: refers to the book of five cars.
Describe reading more and learning more. 2. From: "Zhuangzi Tianxia": "Hui Shi has more books and five cars."
3. Example: Daxian lives in a big country, is well informed and has a good reputation. Naturally, it's only a matter of time. ◎ Li Qing Ruzhen's "Mirror Flower Edge" 16: 5. Full of knowledge and skills [m m n f j ng l ú n]1. Interpretation: knowledge and skills: organize ideas and extend people's talents and skills.
Describe people as extremely talented and resourceful. 2. From: "Zhouyi Tun": "Yun Leitun, the gentleman takes the economy."
Example: Zhong Lao, I really admire you! This is really a mystery! Mao dun's midnight II.
3. An idiom that describes a person's profound knowledge: Only when eight talents come out can they be outstanding and export their talents. From then on, Happiness watched and killed Wei Jun through heaven and earth, and the forest was sealed to Longling. The snake beads dream of pen flowers, and the wall skills are profound. Danqing is unfathomable. Southern crown, southern golden arrow, can be achieved. Capable people can do more. Yao Shun, a female middle school student, asks to see Yan Jun, and she is powerful seven steps away. Brown Huai Yu's men are all fragile and skillful, and the three heads and six arms sweep the eyebrows coral in the net. The next chapter is a thousand words, sages, new founders and new talents. Show off, things in medicine cages, officials, songs, games, samadhi, skills, skills, skills, skills, skills, skills, skills. The bookcase is hidden like an enemy, and the golden horse is trapped in the jade hall. The official is really talented and practical. Resourceful, resourceful, ice and snow smart, smart, stupid, clever, clumsy, unique, alert, smart, quick reading, able to read, never forgets anything, knowing things, governor, quick talking, sensitive, smart, knowledgeable, knowledgeable, remember, bold and profound, knowledgeable, knowledgeable, knowledgeable.
Looking forward and furious, I thought about trees for ten years, but it took me a hundred years to cultivate people with foresight, insight, insight and foresight.
4. Idioms that describe people's knowledge are six idioms that show profound knowledge: learn a lot, know a lot, know a little, know a lot, learn a lot, and be a good teacher. Five cars: five books.
Read a lot of books widely. Describe knowledgeable, knowledgeable: extensive; Smell: knowledge; Knowledge: knowledge.
Knowledgeable, knowledgeable, knowledgeable: extensive. Extensive knowledge, rich knowledge, means knowing a lot but not knowing a lot. Describe a person with little knowledge, limited knowledge and poor knowledge. A great scholar is a knowledgeable person. A bookcase is a metaphor for a person who reads a lot, and a learned person is a learned person: erudition.
Refers to a knowledgeable person. Broad and profound: extensive and diverse.
Describe profound thoughts and knowledge. Broad but not precise describes rich knowledge, but not profound.
Knowledgeable, but irrelevant. Knowledgeable and knowledgeable: extensive.
Knowledge: knowledge. Tong: proficient in things.
Refers to extensive knowledge and mastery of things. Broadcom Classics: Extensive: Books.
Extensive knowledge of classical literature. Describe a person who is knowledgeable.
Natural history has a wide range of knowledge and is rich in knowledge. Be knowledgeable, knowledgeable and versatile.
Knowledgeable and knowledgeable: extensive. Be knowledgeable and knowledgeable.
Only a little knowledge of shallowness: shallowness. A person's talent is not high and his knowledge is not deep (often used as a word of modesty).
Extraordinary sanctification: refers to mortals and ordinary people. Transcend ordinary people and reach the realm of sages.
Describe the peak of knowledge literacy. Moral articles refer to thoughts, morality and knowledge.
Daoshan studies the sea, Daoism: learning. Knowledge is higher than the sky and deeper than the sea.
Describe knowledgeable. Put down the bag: shake, shake.
Speak or write articles to show off your knowledge by quoting ancient books. Romantic elegance: literature and art are informal; Elegance: profound knowledge and extraordinary bearing.
Refers to an elegant, free-spirited and knowledgeable person. Less information, less listening, less reading.
Describe shallow knowledge and limited knowledge. A glance at the laundry list is a metaphor for lack of knowledge and limited knowledge.
Ignorance: shallow; Rarely: rarely. Describe a shallow knowledge, knowledge is not wide.
I see very little, listen very little, see very little. Describe shallow knowledge and limited knowledge.
A great scholar: a great scholar; Master: A person with a lot of knowledge. Generally refers to a scholar with profound knowledge and accomplishments.
There are many questions: like; Y: Rich. Ask others for advice when you are in trouble, and your knowledge will be profound.
Regret reading the Southern Classic of South China, namely Zhuangzi. The metaphor is profound and unattractive.
Respect the virtuous and courteous: treat others with courtesy and respect others. Judge: In ancient times, he was called a learned man.
Respect people with high moral character and profound knowledge. A happy life is full of wealth.
Describe a lot of wealth Also described as knowledgeable.
The study of the ear refers to knowing only superficial opinions from the ear, not real knowledge. Site bookcase is a metaphor for people reading more and learning more.
A master can teach highly skilled disciples. Metaphor is the importance of knowledgeable people for cultivating talents.
The audience in the area is not well-informed. Sitting in the spring breeze is like sitting in the middle of it.
Metaphor is to get along with people with noble morality and profound knowledge and get edified. Climb high into the ancient palace, with the main hall in front and the room behind.
Metaphor knowledge or skills from shallow to deep, step by step, and gradually achieve high achievements. Be worthy of the name: actual achievements; to:reach； Name: reputation; Home: Come.
With real knowledge, skills or achievements, you naturally have a reputation. Wu Xia Amon Wu Xia: south of the Yangtze River in Jiangsu today; Amon: It means lumen.
Who lives in Wu Xiajiao. Metaphor is that people are still shallow in knowledge.
Knowledge is not high, knowledge is not deep (often used as the word modesty). Learn to be rich with five cars and five cars: refer to the five cars book.
Describe reading more and learning more. Embroidered pillows are a metaphor for people who have looks, no knowledge and no talent.
Ring the bell: the straw. The original meaning is that the volume of the clock is so loud that you can't make it make the sound it deserves by tapping it with a straw.
It is a metaphor for people with shallow knowledge asking for advice from knowledgeable people. A bookcase with feet is a metaphor for a knowledgeable person.
It also refers to a bookworm who is divorced from reality and eats his own money. Real talent and practical learning.
Trust and sense of smell: integrity; Trust: loyalty; Read more: be knowledgeable. Honest and trustworthy, knowledgeable.
Have a high opinion of yourself (especially your position, knowledge, etc.). ). Only through two unitary two unitary yǒu: refers to Judas and Xiaoyou Mountain.
According to the four quotations from Jingzhou Ji in Taiping Yulan, there are many books about Xiaoyou (in Yuanling County, Hunan Province). Because it is described as a lot of reading and profound knowledge.
"The Garden of Mirror Flowers" goes back one or six times: "The Great Sage lives in a big country, and he is knowledgeable and naturally knowledgeable." Master: a man of great learning who knows the past and the present.
Refers to an open-minded and knowledgeable person. A full stomach means more knowledge.
High-quality university high-quality: outstanding talents. University: knowledgeable.
Brilliant and knowledgeable. Also known as "erudite" and "ambitious".
Of the ten things listed in the list, nine are familiar. Metaphor is knowledgeable.
Liang Jia hid valuable things from people who can do business and let you know the details. Metaphor means that a truly learned person doesn't show up in front of people.
Also known as "Liang Jia Zang Xu Ruo". Explain that at the end of the study, the talent is low and the knowledge is shallow.
Often used to express modesty. Sacred and extraordinary: refers to mortals and ordinary people.
Transcend ordinary people and reach the realm of sages. Describe the peak of knowledge literacy.
The metaphor of promoting to a higher position and making a fortune is profound in knowledge and skills. The instructor said that he had little knowledge and knowledge.
Books are like reading widely, with rich and exquisite knowledge. Secondly, it refers to Judas and Xiaoyou Mountain.
It is said that there are thousands of books in the cave of Xiaoyou Mountain. According to legend, Qin people studied here and lived here. See Taiping Yulan, Volume 49, and Jingzhou Ji quoted by Sheng Hongzhi in the Southern Song Dynasty.
Later it was used as a metaphor. The old saying "Shuo Wen Jie Zi" is consistent in ancient and modern times.
Describe knowledgeable. A man of great learning.
Unknown, just in case there's nothing in it. Describe superficial knowledge.
A full stomach is a metaphor for reading a lot and knowing a lot. Only when you have money can you learn, and only when you have knowledge can you be strong.
Erudition means that a person is knowledgeable, alert and discerning, and that a person has little knowledge. Entering a room and rising to the top of the class shows that people have deep attainments in knowledge and skills.
It's the same as "entering the room". Wang Yanghaobo [explanation] describes people as broad-minded, uninhibited and knowledgeable, as if they were natural.
5. Write the idiom 1 "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" as required. Pearls will be outstanding, and their export ability will be outstanding.
2 Jingxiu rivers, mountains, waters and sky are the same color. Hu Guang has a beautiful mountain scenery.
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Allusions and idioms
A thousand miles a day is more important than the top of Mount Tai.
Self-defeating, when the wind blows, I will not think about it. I will make a comeback and live and work in peace and contentment.
Cheng men made snow to force Liangshan, but proud soldiers have a hollow reputation, and proud soldiers will lose.
Smell the chicken dancing, and taste the courage. The alliance at the gate is ugly, calling a deer a horse.
Fable idiom
Experts can cure cattle's minor ailments, repay evil with good, and treat a gentleman's belly with a villain's heart.
Brothers and sisters love each other deeply, and there is nothing a frog in the well can do.
Ye Gong likes to make the finishing point and raise a tiger as a menace. It is difficult to ride a tiger. Jiang Taigong goes fishing, those who want to take the bait.
Steal the bell of the ear, imitate it. You must untie the bell and tie the bell, pointing out that a deer moves mountains for a horse, Gong Yu.
Vivid, lifelike, lifelike, superb.
Pick three by yourself.
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6. Idioms expressing profound knowledge, understanding and understanding, history: well-known and extremely familiar. Familiarize yourself with classics and historical books. Describe profound knowledge.
Expose the past and the present: extensive. Extensive reading of ancient and modern books and familiarity with ancient and modern knowledge. Describe profound knowledge.
Exposure to five cars means reading more and knowing more.
Broadcom Classics: Extensive: Books. Extensive knowledge of classical literature. Describe a person who is knowledgeable.
Be knowledgeable and knowledgeable.
Knowledge of nature and Understanding: Understanding human feelings and things. Describe a person who has profound common sense and understanding of things.
A man who reads widely is a man who reads widely: he is knowledgeable. Refers to a knowledgeable person.
The unique beauty of Shen Bo refers to the profound implication, profound content and wonderful wording of the article.
Shen Bo is absolutely beautiful: deep and long; Bo: profound. Refers to the article with profound meaning, profound content and beautiful language.
Talent is as big as the sea, used to praise each other's deep talent.
Wei Jing Er You Er You: refers to Dayou Mountain and Xiaoyou Mountain. Because it is described as well-read and knowledgeable.
Inch whiskers: grass stems. The original meaning is that the volume of the clock is so loud that you can't make it make the sound it deserves by tapping it with a straw. It is a metaphor for people with shallow knowledge asking for advice from knowledgeable people.
See and hear: do it thoroughly; Contact information: extensive. I have seen everything I need to see and heard everything I need to hear. Describe well-informed and knowledgeable.
Master: a man of great learning who knows the past and the present. Refers to an open-minded and knowledgeable person.
Daoshan studies the sea, Daoism: learning. Knowledge is higher than the sky and deeper than the sea. Describe knowledgeable.
A full stomach means more knowledge.
Romantic elegance: literature and art are informal; Elegance: profound knowledge and extraordinary bearing. Refers to an elegant, free-spirited and knowledgeable person.
There are five cars in the belly, which means reading more and knowing more.
High talent, high learning talent: outstanding talent; Knowledgeable: knowledgeable. Brilliant and knowledgeable.