What are the idioms of joy What are the idioms of joy?

Walking on air. 1. Rejoice, idiom, to describe very happy. Compliments. It can be used as a predicate, a definite, or an adverbial;

二. Pinyin: huān tiān xǐ dì

3. Source: 1. The second fold of the second book of Yuan Wang Shifu's "The Legend of the West Chamber": "I see him happy, and I will follow his fate." ”

2, Yuan Wang Shifu's "The Legend of the West Chamber" fifth book and the fourth fold: "I will now write the name of the lady, the name of the county monarch, how to live and be happy, and pay him with two hands." ”

3, Ming Shi Nai'an's "Water Margin" 35th episode "General Shi Village Store Sends Books to Xiao Li Guangliang Mountain to Shoot Geese": Happily, they all agreed, so they lit up the two mountains, cleaned up the finances, and waited to get up.

5, Ming Feng Menglong "Yu Shi Mingyan" Volume 1: "Sanqiaoer called the comprador, sent him three cents of silver, and went upstairs happily." It is really called looking at plums to quench thirst, and painting cakes to satisfy hunger. ”

5, Qing Cao Xueqin "Dream of Red Mansions" Chapter 67: Just now the second grandmother came out of the old lady's house, not as happy as in the past, called Ping'er, and chirped and didn't know what to say.

4. Expansion: synonyms]: rejoice.

Antonyms]: pain, grief, sorrow.

After the break]: The two people worship the church - rejoice; The Jade Emperor marries, and the King of Hades marries his daughter - rejoice.

Lantern riddle]: Enigma: human comedy, riddle: joy.

Joyfully described as very happy.

Be at ease. yí rán zì dé]

Comfortable, pleasant, and contented.

Be completely convinced. xīn yuè chéng fú] sincerely obey or admire. Nearly five bodies were thrown to the ground. On the contrary, he was full of suspicions.

If you smell it, you will be happy. wén guò zé xǐ]

It's nice to hear someone criticize your faults. Described as very open-minded and strict with himself.

Moodiness. xǐ nù wú cháng]

Impermanence: Changeable. One moment happy, the next angry, changeable. Describe people's mood change.

Cheered. huān hū què yuè] jumped like a sparrow with joy. Described as very joyful.

Enraptured. méi fēi sè wǔ]

A look of great joy or extreme pride. Eyebrows and smiles. Sad face.

No one is poisonous. rén mò yú dú]

Poison: Damage. Empty-eyed, thinking that no one can hurt me. It is later used to describe arrogance and emptiness.

Complacent. zhān zhān zì xǐ] describes himself as feeling good and self-satisfied. Nearly smug. Anti-discouragement|Crestfallen.

The wine is hot. jiǔ hān ěr rè]

Hearty: Hearty, happy. Ear fever: Redness and warmth at the base of the ear. Describe the wine is strong.

Downhearted. hū hū bù lè]

Flickering: frustrated. Frustrated and unpleasant.

Huanhuan Xixi is a Chinese idiom, pinyin is huān huān xǐ xǐ, interpretation: happy, happy.

Joy. From Song Zhang Xiaoxiang "Queqiao Immortal (Ping Guodi's Birthday)": On the east bank of the Xiangjiang River, last year today, the hairpin in the hall was Luoqi. Before the brothers bowed to Shouzun, they laughed and rejoiced together.

It can be seen in many ancient texts, such as:

Yuan Yang Xianzhi's "Xiaoxiang Autumn Night Rain First Fold": After ten years of hard work, Bo Yiren is happy.

Yuan Anonymous's "Fighting for Kindness and the Third Fold": Save that Qianjiao sister, and there is no obstacle to rejoicing with you. [2]

Ming Wu Chengen's "Journey to the West" The third episode of "The Four Seas and Thousands of Mountains Are All Bowed, Nine Shades and Ten Categories Are Removed": At that time, the Monkey King was happy and went to take office with Mu Dexingjunjing.

Rejoice in the Lantern Festival.

1. Everyone is happy.

Pinyin: jiē dà huān xǐ

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

Pinyin**]: jdhx

synonyms]: rejoice, as expected.

Antonyms]: complaining, disappointed.

After the break]: Eat zongzi during the Dragon Boat Festival.

Lantern riddle]: Small is not fast.

Usage]: as a predicate, object, definite; It means that everyone is happy and satisfied.

2. Have fun.

Pinyin: qí lè róng róng

[Explanation]: Its: pronoun, wherein; Rongrong: The appearance of harmony. It is described as very joyful and harmonious.

Pinyin Liquid Letter **]: qlrr

Usage]: as a predicate, a definite; Used for joyful times.

Story]: In the Spring and Autumn Period, Zheng Zhuanggong, the son of Zheng Wugong, rewarded food to Uncle Yingkao, the chief of the Yinggu Guard, and Uncle Yingkao left the food for his mother to eat, and shouted to bury Zhuang Gong He was very moved, because he and his mother Jiang had an oath not to see each other in Huangquan, and Uncle Yingkao helped him come up with an idea to ask them to dig a tunnel and meet in a place where there was spring water in the tunnel.