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Pei Que Zhu Palace A palace made of pearl treasures. Describe the house as gorgeous.

Teeth like braided shells describe the teeth as neat and white. Shellfish, white snail shell.

Teeth like shellfish describe the teeth as neat and white. Shellfish, white snail shell.

Teeth like zibei describe the teeth as neat and white. Shellfish, white snail shell.

Tooth braided shell braid: in order; Shell: Shell. Describe the teeth as neat and white.

Sanskrit book bay leaf refers to Buddhist scriptures, which were originally written in Sanskrit on the leaves of the Bedoro tree.

Bunch shells contain rhinos Refers to teeth such as tightly packed shells and gourds. Describe the teeth as neat and white.

Pearl Palace Beique A palace made of pearl treasures. Describe the house as gorgeous.

Humble bello incense Another name for benzoin.

Idiom] tooth if the shell [interpretation] ed.: in order; Shell: Shell.

The waist is like a bundle, and the teeth are like shellfish. "[Idiom] teeth are like Qibei [Explanation] to describe the teeth neatly white. Shellfish, white snail shell.

Describe the teeth as neat and white. [idiom] teeth such as braided shells [explanation] describes the teeth neat and white. Shellfish, white snail shell.

Fish scale house Xilong Hall, purple shell que Xi Zhu Palace. "[Example] You look at the incense burning treasure ding, the purple mist rippling, the jade building and the golden palace, it is like the scenery of the heavenly palace. (Ming Anonymous's "Qing Changsheng" Fourth Fold) [synonyms] Zhugong Beique [grammar] joint; as an object, a definite; Metaphor Yaotai Wonderland [idiom] Sanskrit book bay leaf [explanation] refers to Buddhist scriptures, which were originally written in Sanskrit on the leaves of the Bedoro tree.

Source] Qing Gong Zizhen's "Zheng Wei Translation": "The Sanskrit book Baye, with the intention of increasing the loss, by the intention of the comparison, by the meaning of the difference, the translator thus receives it." "[Grammar] conjunctive; as an object; Refers to the Buddhist scriptures [idiom] Zhu Gong Bei Que [Explanation] The palace made of pearl treasures.

Example] As soon as you enter the door, there is an open hall with more than a dozen shelves, and the hall is generally furnished, and it is dazzling everywhere. Qing Li Baojia's "A Little History of Civilization" Chapter 51 [Idiom] Humble Belo Xiang [Explanation] Another name for benzoin.

Come prepared, talent emerges, and be prepared.

Idioms with the word "shell" are:

萋菲贝锦 (Qi Fei Bei Jin).

Shu bei han xi

Fan ce bei ye

Hanging beads braided shellfish (xuan zhu bian bei) 拙 bei luo xiang (zhuo bei luo xiang) teeth such as weaving shellfish (chi ru bian bei) bei que zhu gong meaning explanation:

Meng Fei Bei Jin: Metaphors and rhetoric, fabricating accusations, and framing others. From Liu Yazi's "Man Jianghong, Hanging Ms. Jiang Qinglie".

Bunch shells contain rhinos Refers to teeth such as tightly packed shells and gourds. Describe the teeth as neat and white.

Sanskrit book bay leaf refers to Buddhist scriptures, which were originally written in Sanskrit on the leaves of the Bedoro tree. From Qing Gong Zizhen's "Zheng Wei Translation".

Hanging bead braided shell: Describes the bright and beautiful eyes and teeth of a person. From the Eastern Han Dynasty Bangu's "Hanshu Dongfang Shuo Biography".

Humble bello incense Another name for benzoin.

Teeth like braided shells describe the teeth as neat and white. From Qing Gong Zizhen's "Jihai Miscellaneous Poems".

Beique Zhu Palace: It also refers to the Yaotai Wonderland or the Imperial Palace.

Pei Que Zhu Palace.

A palace made of pearl babies. Describe the house as gorgeous.

The teeth are like braided shells. Describe the teeth as neat and white. Shellfish, white snail shell.

The teeth are like shellfish. Describe the teeth as neat and white. Shellfish, white snail shell.

Teeth like zibe. Describe the teeth as neat and white. Shellfish, white snail shell.

Tooth like a braided shell. Ed.: Order; Shell: Shell. Describe the teeth as neat and white.

Sanskrit Baye. Refers to Buddhist scriptures, which were originally written in Sanskrit on the leaves of the Bedoro tree.

Bunches of shells contain rhinos. Refers to teeth such as tightly packed shells and rhinos. Describe the teeth as neat and white.

Pearl Palace Beique. A palace made of pearl babies. Describe the house as gorgeous.

Humble bello incense. Another name for benzoin.

Teeth such as Qi Bei baby pimple teeth such as braided shell bead palace shell que bundle shell containing rhino shell brocade Fei clumsy Belo incense teeth such as braided shell Bransa book bay leaf teeth such as containing shell bei Que Zhu Palace.

Hanging beads braided shells,

Teeth such as Qi Bei, Sanskrit Bay,

Humble Belo incense, pearl palace Beique,

Shell brocade, tooth like braided shells,

Bunch shells contain rhinos, shells and pearl palaces

The teeth are like shellfish, and the teeth are like braided shells.

The teeth are like shellfish.

Explanation: Describes the teeth as neat and white. Shellfish, white snail shell.

Source: "Anthology Song Yu "Deng's Disciple Lustful Fu": "The waist is like a bundle, and the teeth are like shellfish." ”

Sanskrit Baye.

Hanging beads braided shellfish, clumsy bello incense

Bey Bee Jin, Bey Que Zhu Palace,

The bunch shells contain rhinos and teeth like braided shells.

The idioms of the shell word Huai Wang Li are: clumsy bello incense, baby pimple, and the word bead.

The idioms of the shell word are: bunch shell with rhino, tooth like braided shell, clumsy bello incense. 2: Zhuyin is, 3: The structure is, bei (single structure) character (upper and lower structure). 4: Pinyin is, bèizì.

What is the specific explanation of the word shell, we will introduce it to you through the following aspects:

1. Explanation of terms [click here to view the details of the plan].

Written on the leaves. Refers to Buddhist scriptures.

2. Citations and Explanations.

Written on the leaves. Refers to Buddhist scriptures. Quoting Tang Huangtao's "Tang Fuzhou Newspaper Grace Dingguang Duobao Pagoda Inscription":

Monkey Sky and Polar Earth are the beginning and the end; Jin Wenbei words, heavy. "Qing Fangxu's "Reissue of the Preface to the Law Garden Zhulin": "As for the arguing elders, it becomes the article of the cover of the Beiling; Think well of the boy and follow the letter.

3. Network Explanation.

The word shell is written on the leaf. Refers to Buddhist scriptures. Tang Huangtao's "Tang Fuzhou Newspaper Grace Dingguang Duobao Pagoda Inscription":

Lead search the sky and the polar earth, for the beginning and the end; Jin Wenbei words, heavy. "Qing Fangxu's "Preface to the Republication of "Fayuan Zhulin": "As for the argumentative elders, it is a piece of shellfish; Thinking about the boy and following the letter.

Words about the word shell.

If the tooth is braided, the shell is clumsy, the bello fragrant shell, the pearl palace is braided, the pearl palace is braided, the pearl is the beam, the shell contains rhino teeth, such as the shell tooth, such as the weaving of the shell, the Bran, the Bay, the leaf of the shell, the Jin Mingfei.

Covered with hanging beads, braided shells, hanging; Hanging. Hanging pearls, neatly arranged shells. Describe people with bright and beautiful eyes and white and neat teeth.

Teeth like zibei describe the teeth as neat and white. Shellfish, white snail shell.

Another name for the spine of the clumsy bello incense and benzoin.

Pearl Palace Beique, refers to the Dragon Palace Water Mansion decorated with purple shell pearls. It also refers to the Yaotai fairyland or the imperial palace.

Fei Fei Bei Jin, figurative rhetoric.

Bunch shells contain rhinos Refers to teeth such as tightly packed shells and gourds.

Teeth like shellfish describe the teeth as neat and white.

The Sanskrit book bay leaves, used to refer to Buddhist scriptures, were originally written on the leaves of the Bedola tree with Sanskrit slip and infiltration text.

The fourth character is the idiom of "bei", and the four-character idiom ending with "bei" in the last word and its explanation:

Tooth braided shell braid: in order; Bei: Bei Shenxiang quietly shelled. Describe the teeth as neat and white.

The teeth are wide and slag like braided shells - to describe the teeth as neat and white. Shellfish, white snail shell.

Teeth like shellfish describe the teeth as neat and white. Shellfish, white snail shell.

Teeth like zibei describe the teeth as neat and white. Feast shells, white snail shells.