Idioms for the fifth grade of primary school, use a few simple words less than 10 words to explain

Courteous: elegant manners and dignified manners.

Dignified appearance: Describe the majesty of the posture.

Radiant: Describe a person who is refreshed.

Dejected: Keep your head down and lose your courage.

Walking like flying: Describes the vigorous and powerful pace.

Swaggering: Walk with a spirit and don't care.

Whisper: Lower your voice and speak quietly.

Eloquent: Good at talking, making people like to listen.

Tiger's back and bear's waist: Describes a person who is physically strong.

Physically strong: The body is strong.

Full of spring breeze: a look of joy and comfort.

Stunned: Eyes staring, mouth without speaking.

Lively: bouncing, described as energetic.

Nod your head: Describe the polite look.

Clever tongue: Describe being able to speak well.

Serious and long-hearted: sincere words, deep meaning.

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Is it to explain all? Or every one? It's not clear.

一五十, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is yī wǔ yī shí. It means that the number of five or ten places will be counted. The metaphorical narrative is from beginning to end, original, without omission, and it also describes the number of checkpoints clearly. From "The Complete Biography of the Water Margin".

五光十色, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is wǔ guāng shí sè, which describes bright colors and a variety of patterns. From Liang Jiangyan's "Lise Fu" in the Southern Dynasty.

5,10 (write an idiom)? — Mystery: 1510.

In full detail.

Pinyin: yī wú yī shí

[Explanation]: Five, ten: counting unit. Count the number in five tens. The figurative narrative is from beginning to end, from the beginning to the end, and nothing is missing. It also describes the number of checkpoints.

Pinyin**: ywys

[synonyms]: original, clear, and leaky

Antonyms: vague, messy, with no beginning or end

[After the break]: The board of singing

[Lantern riddle]: 15;Labor Day and National Day

[Usage]: as an adverbial, complement; Describe the number of checkpoints

Colorful, 1510.

一五一十 [yī wǔ yī shí].

Basic Definition of New Words Detailed Definition.

Five, ten: counting unit. Count the number in five tens. The figurative narrative is from beginning to end, from the beginning to the end, and nothing is missing. It also describes the number of checkpoints.

Source: Ming Shi Nai'an's "The Complete Biography of the Water Margin" Chapter 25: "When this woman heard this, she didn't reply, but she stepped over, 1510, and told Wang Po and Ximenqing. ”

Near antonyms. Synonyms are as clear as they are.

Antonyms are a mess and ambiguous.