What is the idiom of the language and language group? Is there an idiom for words and slang

Three Words It is this idiom that should be said.

Gibberish, three words, just a few words.

Slurred speech, unable to speak.

Just a few words, no words, good words.

Idioms that contain words and slang are:

Gossip Spread jealous and slanderous language.

Gossip Unfounded, ill-intentioned, and sarcastic. It also refers to the secret legend of the private discussion.

Sweet and beautiful words.

Rare, widowed: little. Seldom speaks. Described as taciturn.

Heroic and majestic words. Words that describe heroism.

Gibberish refers to nonsense that is unfounded and unrealistic, or nonsense.

Rhetoric originally refers to extravagant and vague words or words. The latter mostly refers to hypocritical and beautiful words that are used to deceive people.

Foul language refers to vulgar and obscene words.

Cold words Cold words with sarcasm.

Gossip Unfounded words. Refers to the slanderous bad words spread behind the scenes.

Fragments of words, fragmentary words. The number of words in the descriptive language is very small.

A thousand words describe a lot of words.

A few words. There are very few words to describe.

Sweet Words Words as sweet as rock mountain honey. Parables are beautiful words spoken in order to deceive.

Sweet and soft words, sweet and gentle words.

One and a half words refers to a sentence or two that is rare.

Phrases and phrases of individual words or fragments.

Talking to himself muttering in a low voice by himself.

Rhetoric and rhetoric are clever and, nonsense.

Don't speak, don't speak, don't make a sound.

The idioms that contain words and slang are as follows:

1. Nonsense.

Pinyin: hú yán luàn yǔ

[Explanation]: It refers to nonsense or nonsense that has no basis and does not conform to reality.

Why? One says long and short, and the other babbles nonsense. Although so, and let one go.

Give an example to form a sentence]: You will talk nonsense and make me white. Yuan · Anonymous's "The Story of the Fisherman", the second fold.

Pinyin**]: h y l y

synonyms]: nonsense, out of nothing.

Antonym]: well-founded, methodical.

After the break]: Fools talk in dreams; second-rate people scolded the street.

Lantern riddle]: Idiots say dream reeds.

Usage]: as subject, predicate, object; There is no basis for the description.

English]: talk nonsense

2. A thousand words

Pinyin: qiān yán wàn yǔ

[Explanation]: Describe a lot of words.

Example to form a sentence]: The two looked at each other as if they had nothing to say, but in fact they had a thousand words in their hearts. Ba Jin, "Home", xxxvi.

Pinyin**]: qywy

synonyms]: a thousand words.

Antonyms]: only a few words, three words and two words.

Afterword]: A long story.

Lantern riddle]: A long story.

Usage]: as a predicate, object; Describe talking a lot.

English]: thousands and thousands of words

1. Rumors.

2. Three words.

3. Rhetoric.

4. A thousand words.

5. Sweet words.

6. Talk to yourself.

7. Rhetoric.

8. Foul language.

Idioms :

A word is a certainty, cold words, quick words, self-talk, gibberish, sweet words, wonderful, silent, unashamed, conclusive, insincere, gossip, self-evident, alarmist, heartfelt words, good words, golden mouths, gossip, words and deeds, disrespectful, righteous words, overflowing words, concise words, observant words

Words without faith, words and deeds, concise and concise, conclusive.

Self-talk, sweet words, fancy words, three words, bold words, only a few words, a thousand words, few words.