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A thousand words, serious and long, incoherent.

There are many metaphors.

The parable is intriguing and makes sense.

Talking a lot, non-stop, tiresome.

The mouth is like a river, and the talk is endless.

There are many idioms that can be used in speech.

1. Straightforward: It means simple and clear, without detours. It is used to describe people as very straightforward.

3. Words must be in the middle: It means that you can get to the point as soon as you speak.

4. Be concise and to the point: It means to be simple and clear and grasp the main points.

5. Concise and concise: It means that the description of the language is concise and the meaning is complete.

6. Single-knife straight in: use a short-handled knife to directly pierce in. The original metaphor identifies the goal and is brave and diligent. The post-parable speaks straightforwardly and does not detour around the bush.

7. Quick people and fast words: It means that straightforward people say straightforward words.

8. Straightforward and fast-talking: It means that there is no bend in the heart.

1. 口若挂河 kǒu ruò xuán hé

Idiom explanation: if: like; Hanging River: Waterfall; Torrent rushing. He spoke like a river pouring down. Describe eloquence well; Eloquent.

Idiom source: Southern Dynasty Song Liu Yiqing "The World Says New Sun Lao Staring Words Appreciation": "Guo Zixuan's words are like hanging rivers pouring water, and they are inexhaustible. ”

Idiom example: Zhixian saw that what he said was like a river, and he was an exact thief in this dynasty, and he couldn't help but believe it. (Qing Wu Jingzi's "Confucianism and Foreign History" fourth chapter).

2. Kuā kuā qí tán

Idiom source: Qing Zehe Wu Jingzi "The History of Confucianism": "When I entered the door of the study, I heard Yang Zhizhong talking exaggeratedly, and knew that he had come, so I went in and sat down together." ”

Idiom examples: Work with your feet on the ground, don't talk about it.

3. 侃侃而話 kǎn kǎn ér tán

Idiom explanation: Kankan: Straightforward and calm. Speak confidently and unhurriedly.

Source of the idiom: Qing Wenkang's "Biography of Children's Heroes": "Since I ask each other so hard, you should naturally talk about it." ”

Idiom with the first example: but I have never seen such a barbarian as eloquent, as if no one else was around. (Zheng Zhenduo, "Gui Gongtang III").

4. 滔道不endless tāo tāo bù jué

Idiom explanation: surging: the water is rolling; The look of continuity. Uninterrupted like a stream of water. The metaphor is many and fluent.

Idiom source: Five dynasties after the Tang Dynasty Wang Renyu "Kaiyuan Tianbao Legacy, Walking Pill Debate": "Zhang Jiuling is good at talking, every time he discusses the purpose of the scriptures with the guests, he talks endlessly, and the following Han Walking Pill is also. ”

Idiom example: Wang Bao sacrificed the Li Liu Pass, no one stopped him, and he crossed the Yellow River with all 100,000 soldiers. (Qing Chen Chen's "Water Margin" 20th chapter).

5. 能語会道 néng shuō huì dào

Idiom explanation: Dao: to say; Speak. Described as articulate; Very good at talking.

Source of the idiom: Yuan Anonymous's "Yuqiao Gossip": "But the melon is soft and pinched." Wax gun heads can speak. ”

Idiom example: This person was born with two clever mouths, clever tongues, and can speak well. (Qu Bo, "Lin Hai Snow Plain", 28).

1. Straightforward: It means simple and clear, without detours. It is used to describe people as very straightforward.

3. Words must be in the middle: It means that repentance means that as soon as you speak, you can lose the branch and get to the point.

4. Be concise and to the point: It means to be simple and clear and grasp the main points.

5. Concise and concise: It means that the description of the language is concise and the meaning is complete.

6. Single-knife straight in: use a short-handled knife to directly stab in. The original metaphor identifies the goal and is brave and diligent. The post-parable speaks straightforwardly and does not detour around the bush.

7. Quick people and fast words: It means that straightforward people say straightforward words.

8. Straightforward and fast-talking: It means that there is no bend in the heart.

[Clever words] refers to far-fetched and clever arguments.

Behind the scenes] behind the scenes, nonsense.

Barnyard official**] is the history of the wild**, the words of the streets.

Unwarranted Statement] refers to absurd and unsubstantiated words.

Unpublished Statement] refers to correct and unmodifiable speech.

It is not allowed to be divided] to be divided: to confess, to explain. There is no room for interpretation.

Daydreaming] Dreaming in broad daylight. The parable speaks without any basis.

Involuntarily said] by: obey, by the way; Explanation: Confession, explanation. There is no room for interpretation.

Fallacy refers to false speech.

Dementia: Stupid, stupid. It originally refers to talking to a fool in his sleep, and the fool believes it. Parables say things that are unreliable or impossible to do by delusion.

Long story short] There are a lot of things to say, and I can't explain it clearly for a while, so I only use a few concise sentences to show the main meaning.

Where to start] Start with **.

Ugly words are said first] If you don't like to hear, say them first to avoid contradictions.

Fool Talking Dream] Fool: Stupid. It originally refers to talking to an idiot in a dream, and the idiot believes it to be true. The metaphor is rambling gibberish with an absurd imagination.

Don't say it] Say: Explain. It means that the matter has been completed, and there is no need to explain it again; The latter refers to the fact that the matter has passed, and there is no further explanation.

If you don't say something, you don't tell it] said: speech; So: Done; Admonishment: Persuasion. There is no need to explain what has been done, and there is no need to persuade what has already been done. It means that the past is not to blame.

Daodong says west] refers to talking about it indiscriminately. Same as "Daoxi says East".

Open the window and speak brightly] means speaking bluntly and clearly.

Open the skylight and say bright words] The metaphor does not need to be circumvented, and it is publicly stated.

Say good things for others.

Dun Shi said Li] Dun: Dunhou. Poem: "Book of Songs". Sincerely study "Poems" and vigorously preach "Rites". In the old days, the ruling class said that it would act in accordance with the gentle and generous spirit of the Book of Songs and the provisions of ancient rites.

Hearsay Tu said] Heard from the road, legendary on the road. The correct way to write it should be "hearsay".

Hearsay] Dao, Tu: Road. Words heard on the road and spread on the road. Generally refers to unfounded rumors.

Talking about the West means that the scope of the discussion is very wide.

Substitute for the item] is a metaphor for saying good things for others.

Daoxi says east] says east, talks about west. Describe it casually without a center.

Don't say anything. Refers to immediate action.

Without saying a word] means to act very simply.

Floating Flow] said: Citation. Widely cited, Feng Bo talked about.

Floating words and songs say] floating: vanity, unreal; Misrepresentation: Distortion. Empty and untrue words, distorted and incorrect remarks.

Meet people and say three points] Meet: meet. It refers to people deceiving each other and not telling the actual situation or what is in their hearts.

When you meet people and say three points, you can't throw away all your hearts] Meet: meet. It refers to people deceiving each other and not telling the actual situation or what is in their hearts.

Have a ready tongue.

Eloquent. Endless 1, endless, people come and go, 10,000 empty alleys, bustling crowds, people's voices, shoulder to shoulder, doors and courtyards, endless streams, flocking to 2, no leisure, no worries, no change in face, confident, not afraid of danger, calm and calm, righteous and awe-inspiring.

Dedication to duty. Death is like home.

Putting others before yourself. Sacrifice one's own interests for the sake of others.

Conscientious. 3. The answer is like a stream.

Eloquent. Talking.

Eloquent. Articulate.

The head is the way. Eloquent.

Articulate. The head is the way.

Methodical.

Scolding, not saying a word, gibberish, rhetoric, sweet talk, three words, two words, and spitting.

Say three things.

Fourth, nonsense, one thing is not the same.

[Flattery]: Sycophancy: cater to the will of others and curry favor with others; Flattery: stammering, flattering. Speak and act to cater to the hearts of others, and try to please others.

Love mouth and shame]: Love mouth: that is, it is in the way of the mouth, and it is impossible to speak. Reluctant to speak out of shyness. Same as "getting in the way".

Obstruction]: Obstruction: Unspeakable. Refers to being shy and not talking.

Stammering]: Reluctantly, improvised. Diligent; Toil. Described as not speaking fluently.

Ba 3 Lan 4]: The metaphor speaks and pulls, without a center.

Talking endlessly, sharp teeth, mouth like a river, hahahaha.

Have a ready tongue.

Eloquent. Talking.

Eloquent. Articulate.

The head is the way. Eloquent.

Articulate. The head is the way.

Methodical. No worries.

Remain calm. Have an ace up one's sleeve.

Courage. Cool as a cucumber.

The righteousness is awe-inspiring. Dedication to duty.

Death is like home. Putting others before yourself.

Sacrifice one's own interests for the sake of others. Conscientious.

In an endless stream. Busy.

Thousands of empty alleys. Bustling.

A sea of people. Voices.

Crowds. The door is like a city.

Continuous flow. Rush.

Spit out as fast as you can, and speak freely.

Three words, two words, self-talk, few words

Bold words, only a few words, no words

Sweet words, a thousand words.

Daytime Talking Dreams, Barnyard Officials** Behind Their Backs, Lying Words, and Clever Words.

Run off at the mouth.

Sweet. A word or two.

Eloquent. Daydreaming.

Sweet talk. Fling dirt enough and some will stick.

Follow the crowd. Refers to Sang scolding Huai.

Sidestep the question. Outspoken.

I can't say anything.

The export is full of rhetoric, and it is impossible to say it, and it is not said in two words, and it is nonsense, and it is sweet and sweet.

白日说梦 (bái rì shuō mèng) Explanation: Talking about dreams in broad daylight. The parable speaks without any basis.

背地厮語 (bèi dì sī shuō) Explanation: Backing the ground to talk nonsense.

不去分言 (bù róng fēn shuō) Interpretation: 分語: 語語, 語. There is no room for interpretation.

Many people are still unclear about the idiom that means speaking, and it reads as follows:

1. The crows are unheard, the voices are vibrant, the voices are boiling, the bee-eyed key finches respect the jackals, the ears are full of ears, and the boom is booming.

2. Articulate: articulate: speak, talk; Smart: Smart and flexible. Talk quickly and deal with it easily. Describe eloquence well;

3. Speak sharply (fast, fast. He spoke impatiently and had a stern face. Describes the caution of speaking in anger with others. ）

4. Dry mouth: very thirsty. It means that the weather is hot or talks a lot, and the corners of the tongue are exhausted: it means that he speaks fluently and can speak well.

5. Justifying: true: correct and reasonable; Strong: Vigorous. The reason is correct and sufficient, and the momentum of the speech is strong.

6. Justification: Referring to the proper name and speaking logically, and referring to the legitimate and sufficient reasons for speaking and doing things.

7. Silent: voice: the voice of speaking; Color: The expression on the face. The intention of the heart is not revealed in words and faces.

9. Hide your head and show your tail: hide your head and expose your tail. It means that he does not tell the truth in his words.

11. The mouth of the people is more important than the defense of Sichuan: defense: blocking; Even: Exceeding. The harm of preventing the people from criticizing is even more serious than the flooding caused by blocking the rivers, which means that if the people are not allowed to speak, there will be great harm.

13. The partition wall has ears: Across a wall, some people also enjoy listening. It means that even if it is discussed in secret, others may know. It is also used to persuade people to speak carefully, so as not to leak and <>

14, resolute Mu Ne: strong: strong; Yi: resolute; Wood: Rustic: Ne: Slow to speak, here refers to the prudence of speech, Confucius praised the four qualities of man.

15. Scratching the boots: scratching: scratching. Tickling through your boots indicates that your speech and composition are not pertinent, inappropriate, and do not grasp the main point. Or do things without grasping the key.