Find the meaning of the five idioms and explain where the idioms come from

1. Painting snakes: Idioms derived from "Warring States Policy" are used to describe doing superfluous things, which cannot be icing on the cake but self-defeating.

2. Cover your ears and steal the bell: It was originally a Chinese idiom to steal the bell and cover your ears, stealing the bell for fear of others hearing and covering your ears.

3. Dong Shi Xiaofeng: The metaphor is imitated indiscriminately, and the effect is extremely bad. Xi Shi is one of the "four beauties" in Chinese history, and he is a native of Yue during the Spring and Autumn Period, and he has a heartache.

4. Behind closed doors: Behind closed doors, the words of the Song Dynasty Daoyuan's "Jingde Chuan Lantern Record, Volume 19, Yuhang Daqian Mountain from the Zen Master": "Behind closed doors, go out and go out", and then quoted as an idiom, the original meaning is to build a car behind closed doors, a metaphor for doing things without considering the objective situation, out of reality.

5. Seedlings are promoted: pulled: pulled. Pull up the seedlings to help them grow. The metaphor violates the objective law of the development of things, rushes to achieve results, and instead makes things worse.

Pick a hundred.

First, the two little ones have no guesses, love each other, like a fish in water, and they are all happy. The detailed meaning is as follows:

一: 百里挑一 [ bǎi lǐ tiāo yī ]

1.[Explanation]: Pick out this one out of a hundred. Describe the talent as outstanding.

2.[From]: The 120th chapter of Qing Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions": "My uncle is a few years older and has never been married, and the characters are one in a hundred." ”

3.[Example]: The selection of people who sign up for the army is very strict, and it can be said that it is one in a hundred.

4.[Grammar]: more formal; make a definite statement; Describe the talent as outstanding.

二: 二小无guess [ liǎng xiǎo wú cāi ].

1.[Explanation]: Guess: Suspicion. Men and women play together as children without suspicion.

2.[From]: Tang Li Bai's poem "Long Dry Travel": "Living together in Changganli, the two children have no suspicion." (Meaning: We live together in Changgan, and we have not had any suspicions since childhood.) ）

3.[Example]: I miss the time when we grew up together, childhood sweethearts, and two little guesses.

4.[Grammar]: subject-predicate; as an object, a definite; Compliments.

Three: 相語相相爱 [ xiāng qīn xiāng ài ].

1.[Explanation]: Describe a close relationship and deep feelings.

2.[From]: Ming Wang Shizhen's "Ming Feng Ji Worship Loyal Spirit": "The Yan family has often come and gone since childhood, laughing and laughing, sleeping and sitting together, loving each other, that is, intersecting alone and not letting go of his arms. ”

3.[Example]: When I think of last night, I still talked and laughed, how interesting it was to love each other, and tonight the situation has changed. The fifth episode of Qing Wu Zhaoren's "Love Change".

4.[Syntax]: associative; as a predicate, a definite; It is used between couples.

Four: 如鱼得水 [ rú yú dé shuǐ ].

1.[Explanation]: It's like a fish getting water. The metaphor has something to rely on. It is also a metaphor for getting a person who is very compatible with you or an environment that is very suitable for you.

2.[From]: "Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Shu Shu, Zhuge Liang Biography": "There is Kong Ming in the lonely, and there is water in the fish." (Meaning: I have Kong Ming, just like a fish has water.) ）

3.[Example]: If he comes back, we should be as happy as a fish in water, and there is still work to wonder here! The third episode of Qing Lingnan Yuyi Lady's "Eastern European Female Heroes".

4.[Grammar]: verb-object; as a predicate, object, complement; Compliments.

Five: 皆大喜喜 [ jiē dà huān xǐ ]

1.[Explanation]: Both: Both. Everyone is happy and satisfied.

3.[Example]: When everyone was happy, suddenly the Queen Mother secretly ordered the Qing Emperor's biological father, King Xian, to come to the palace. Qing Zeng Pu's "Flower of the Sea of Evil" is the twenty-sixth chapter.

4.[Grammar]: more formal; as a predicate, object, and definite; It means that everyone is happy and satisfied.

Exquisite: Peerless: There is nothing like it. Exquisitely beautiful, incomparable, and exquisitely described to the extreme.

Vivid: True, special. Wonderful: Wonderful, beautiful. Xiao: Similar, realistic. Word meaning: Describe or imitate very realistically and expressively.

Colorful: Colorful: refers to the five colors of blue, yellow, red, white, and black. Colorful: The color is intricate and brilliant. The color is described as very good-looking, and the color is quite rich. Colorful: Describe a variety of colors intricately and dazzling.

Popular: 脍: Finely chopped meat and fish; Searing: Roasted. Grilled meat. Finely chopped barbecue is loved by everyone. A good poem or thing is praised by all.

Vast as a sea of smoke: Hao: vast; Sea of Smoke: The vast sea. There is a lot of literature and information.

Complement each other: Complement each other: cooperate with each other and set off each other; Benefit: more; Akira: Remarkable. It refers to the cooperation of two people or two things, and the abilities and roles of both parties can be more displayed.

Dripping: dripping: Describe dripping down wet

1, mourning all over the wilderness--- mourning: the wailing wild goose. It is a metaphor for the victims who cry out for hunger and cold.

2. Love can't help --- love: cherish; Mo: No.

Although I am concerned and sympathetic, I have no power to help. Source: "The Book of Songs, Daya, Haomin":

Wei Zhongshan lifted it, and he couldn't help it. 3. Love the house and the crow on the house because they love --- love a person. It is a metaphor for loving a person and caring for the person or thing that is related to him.

Source: "The Great Biography of Shangshu - The Great War": "Those who love others are also the black on their roofs."

4. Anbu when the car --- An: peaceful, not in a hurry; Anbu: Walk slowly.

Walk leisurely instead of riding in a car. Source: "Warring States Policy: Qi Ce IV":

Dinner is used as meat, Anbu is used as a car, innocence is expensive, and quiet chastity is self-assured. 5. Reconstruction of the land -- soil: the countryside; Heavy:

It's not easy. Settle for their hometown and don't want to move easily. Source:

Hanshu Yuan Emperor Ji": "The land is relocated, the nature of the people; Flesh and blood are attached, and people are willing to do so. ”

Drunken life and dreaming death: [Explanation]: Like drunkenness and dreaming, living a groggy and confused life.

From]: Song Zhu Xi's "Primary School" Volume 5 quotes Cheng Hao and said: "Although he is talented and wise, he is glued to what he sees and hears, drunk and dreams of death, and he is unconscious." ”

Example]: All aspirants should not spend their years in a muddy way.

Thrifty: [Explanation]: Describe a simple life and thrifty eating.

From]: Qing Wu Jingzi's "Confucianism and Foreign History" Chapter 47: "Yu Huaxuan is at home, saving money and accumulating a few taels of silver. ”

synonyms]: thrift, thrift, and thrift.

Antonyms]: extravagance, extravagance.

[Syntax]: associative; as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; Compliments.

Inner and Outer Harmony: Explanation]: Strict in heart and kind in appearance.

Heavy rain pouring: [Explanation]: The rain is so heavy that it is like water pouring down from a basin. Describe the rain as urgent.

From]: Tang Du Fu's poem "White Emperor": "The clouds in the White Emperor City go out, and the White Emperor City rains and turns over the basin."

Pillar Stream: [Explanation]: Just like the Pillar Mountain standing in the rapids of the Yellow River. It is a metaphor for a strong and independent person who can play a pillar role in a turbulent and difficult environment.

From]: "Yanzi Spring and Autumn Inner Chapter": "I taste from the Jun Ji in the river, and the turtle ranks left, so as to enter the pillar in the middle." ”

synonyms]: mainstay, unswerving, swerving, rock-solid.

Antonyms]: It is difficult to stand alone.

Syntax]: condensed; as a predicate, a definite; Compliments.

Virtuous and respectable: high morals and great fame.

Dreadful: Scared when you see it.

Do what you want: do whatever you want.

Slim: Describe a beautiful woman with a slender figure or a tall body such as flowers and trees.

Eclectic: Not limited to one format or form.

Idioms: one, no rice cooking: it is difficult for a good woman to cook without rice; Second, vexatious: noisy for no reason;

Third, there are no wonders: there will be all kinds of unexpected strange things; Fourth, nothing is wrong: nothing happened, but it was deliberate.

find faults and create disputes;

5 , powerless : no ability to answer your questions !?

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1. A drop in the bucket.

2. Talented.

3. Angry.

4. Fly with wings.

5. Spend the full moon.

1. A drop in the bucket, 4 wings and double flights, 5 flowers and a full moon.

4. Fly with wings.

5. Spend the full moon.