What are the idioms of half what is western, and what are the idioms of half and half of what

Half-Blind and Half-Happy] Look: "Anger", anger. Half angry, half happy. Described as angry and happy.

Part-time work, study] a personal learning program that works and learns at the same time.

Half and half world] is not thorough, not deep. Unclear. It's still not up or down. It's mediocre.

Half-starved and half-full] means not asking for much or not having enough to eat.

Half-light and half-dark] not enough light.

Half-asleep and half-awake] refers to not being awake from sleep.

Half green and half yellow] crops have not yet grown well, and green and yellow are connected. The time is not yet ripe for metaphors.

Half sunny and half cloudy] sunny and cloudy, cloudy and uncertain. Describe the unpredictable weather from spring to early summer.

Half-dead and half-alive] Half-dead: close to death. Neither dead nor alive, describes being tortured miserably or lifeless, lifeless.

Half silk and half strand] wisp: thread. Half a thread, half a thread. Describe something that is small in quantity and extremely small in value.

Half dead and half alive] Not all dead. It is a metaphor for a meaningless, lifeless and unruly life.

Half-cooked] is not fully ripe or cooked to the point of being edible. The metaphor is unfamiliar; Not skilled.

Half up and half down] refers to the between.

Half-push and half-push] push: resist, dodge; Just: Pull closer, catch up. While refusing, he leaned closer. Describe the appearance of pretense and pretense of prevarication.

Half-spit and half-revealing] describes speech that is slurred and not straightforward.

Half-swallowing and half-spitting] describes speech that is slurred and not straightforward.

Half-literate and half-white] is a mixture of literary and vernacular. Also known as "half-literate".

Half-False Half-True] False: False; True: True. Half hypocrisy, half truth. It means that the truth and falsehood are mixed and difficult to distinguish.

Half-new, half-old] means neither new nor old.

Half-believed] a little convinced, and a little skeptical. It means that there is no certainty about the truth or falsehood.

Half-heartedness] refers to a lack of sincerity towards people or things, just a perfunctory response.

Half-skeptical] a little skeptical, but also a little believing. It means that there is no certainty about the truth or falsehood.

Half truth, half false. Not entirely true.

A mix of East and West. Pinyin].

zhōng xī hé bì

Interpretation] Combination: The round jade with holes is called Bi, the semi-circular is called Banbi, and the two half-bi are combined into a circle called "Hebi". It is a metaphor for the good things of China and foreign countries in one.

1. Half-believedPronunciation: bàn xìn bàn yí.

Interpretation: A little believing, but also a little skeptical. It means that there is no certainty about the truth or falsehood.

Source: Song Zhu Xi "Zhu Zi Language": "If they have heard it; Take it with a pinch of salt; If you live or die; Is Ander lazy? ”

2. Half-asleep and half-awakePronunciation: bàn mèng bàn xǐng.

Interpretation: Refers to sleep that has not yet awakened.

Source: Ni Kuang's "Selling Life, Half Dreaming and Half Waking" Speaking of which, what did I do between half dreaming and half waking up?

Idiom discriminationsynonyms: will believe will be doubtful, doubtful and mixed.

Antonyms: undoubted, confident, unquestionable.

Idiom usage: associative; as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; It seems to be believed or not, and it is not accurate.

Half dead and half alive

Half silk, half dream, half awake

Half-cooked, half-green and half-yellow

Half swallowing, half spitting, half pushing and half doing

Half up and half down, half hungry and half full

Half-work, half-study, half-vomit, half-dew

Half-belief, half-truth, half-truth

Half new, half old, half boundary

Half-literate and half-white, half-suspicious and half-believing.

Half-starved and half-full] means not asking for much or not having enough to eat.

Half and half world] is not thorough, not deep. Unclear. It's still not up or down. It's mediocre.

Half-asleep and half-awake] refers to not being awake from sleep.

Half green and half yellow] crops have not yet grown well, and green and yellow are connected. The time is not yet ripe for metaphors.

Half up and half down] refers to the between.

Half-cooked] is not fully ripe or cooked to the point of being edible. The metaphor is unfamiliar; Not skilled.

Half silk and half strand] wisp: thread. Half a thread, half a thread. Describe something that is small in quantity and extremely small in value.

Half dead and half alive] Not all dead. It is a metaphor for a meaningless, lifeless and unruly life.

Half-spit and half-revealing] describes speech that is slurred and not straightforward.

Half-push and half-push] push: resist, dodge; Just: Pull closer, catch up. While refusing, he leaned closer. Describe the appearance of pretense and pretense of prevarication.

Half-swallowing and half-spitting] describes speech that is slurred and not straightforward.

Half-literate and half-white] is a mixture of literary and vernacular. Also known as "half-literate".

Half-new, half-old] means neither new nor old.

Half-believed] a little convinced, and a little skeptical. It means that there is no certainty about the truth or falsehood.

Half-skeptical] a little skeptical, but also a little believing. It means that there is no certainty about the truth or falsehood.

Half truth, half false. Not entirely true.

Half red and half yellow, half purple and half orange, half green and half green

Half blue, half white, half black, half gray, half purple and half yellow

Half red and half pink, half true and half false, half up and half down

Half tall and half short, half pushed, half on, half off

Half long and half short, half fragrant and half sweet, half beautiful and half ugly

Half alive and half dead, half alive and half dead, half light and half dark

Half has and half nothing, half sour and half spicy, half sweet and half bitter

Half fast and half slow, half new and half old, half round and half flat

Half good, half bad, half literate, half in

Take it with a pinch of salt;

Half-pushed, half-asleep, half-awake

Half green and half yellow, half swallowing and half spitting

Half hungry, half full, half boundary

Half-vomit and half-dew, half-work and half-study

Half-literate, half-true, half-false

Half dead and half alive, half silk and half wisps

Half new, half old, half top and half bottom.

Half-pushed, half-done.

Half-cooked. Half-asleep.

Half-truths. Half-convinced.

Half new, half old. Half starved, half full.

Half literate, half white. Half silk and half strand.

Half dead and half aliveHalf green and half yellow.

Half dream, half awake, half hearted, half raw, half convinced, half suspicious, half green and half yellow, half pushed, half pushed. Half-asleep and half-awake] refers to not being awake from sleep.

Sentence: Those memories that sleep in the bottom of my heart are extraordinarily real in half-dreaming and half-awake, as if as soon as I open my eyes, I can see everything I saw when I was a child.

Half-hearted: inadequately or incompletely, not very zealously, just perfunctory. Sentence: We have to do this wholeheartedly, not half-heartedly.

Half-cooked] is not fully ripe or cooked to the point of being edible. The metaphor is unfamiliar; Not skilled. Sentence: He and I had only met at that meeting, and we were half-baked with each other.

Half-believing: A little suspicious, but a little skeptical. It means that there is no certainty about the truth or falsehood. Sentence: We are skeptical of the story our mother told about God's hand in spirit.

Half green and half yellow] crops have not yet grown well, and green and yellow are connected. The time is not yet ripe for metaphors. Sentence: The endless reeds on the river beach are half green and half wise.

Half-push and half-push: while prevaricating, on the other hand, leaning closer. Describe the appearance of pretense and pretense of prevarication. Group sentence: The leader invited him to dinner, and he followed half-pushed. <>

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Half-Blind and Half-Happy] Look: "Anger", anger. Half angry, half happy. Described as angry and happy.

Part-time work, study] a personal learning program that works and learns at the same time.

Half and half world] is not thorough, not deep. Unclear. It's still not up or down. It's mediocre.

Half-starved and half-full] means not asking for much or not having enough to eat.

Half-light and half-dark] not enough light.

Half-asleep and half-awake] refers to not being awake from sleep.

Half green and half yellow] crops have not yet grown well, and green and yellow are connected. The time is not yet ripe for metaphors.

Half sunny and half cloudy] sunny and cloudy, cloudy and uncertain. Describe the weather from spring to early summer.

Half-dead and half-alive] Half-dead: close to death. Neither dead nor alive, describes being tortured miserably or lifeless, lifeless.

Half silk and half strand] wisp: thread. Half a silk slender rent, half a thread. Describe something that is small in quantity and extremely small in value.

Half dead and half alive] Not all dead. It is a metaphor for a meaningless, lifeless and unruly life.

Half-cooked] is not fully ripe or cooked to the point of being edible. The metaphor is unfamiliar; Not skilled.

Half up and half down] refers to the between.

Half-push and half-push] push: resist, dodge; Just: Pull closer, catch up. While refusing, he leaned closer. Describe the appearance of pretense and pretense of prevarication.

Half-spit and half-revealing] describes speech that is slurred and not straightforward.

Half-swallowing and half-spitting] describes speech that is slurred and not straightforward.

Half-literate and half-white] is a mixture of literary and vernacular. Also known as "half-literate".

Half-False Half-True] False: False; True: True. Half hypocrisy, half truth. It means that the truth and falsehood are mixed and difficult to distinguish.

Half-new, half-old] means neither new nor old.

Half-believed] a little convinced, and a little skeptical. It means that there is no certainty about the truth or falsehood.

Half-heartedness] refers to a lack of sincerity towards people or things, just a perfunctory response.

Half-skeptical] a little skeptical, but also a little believing. It means that there is no certainty about the truth or falsehood.

Half truth, half false. Not entirely true.