What are the idioms that describe a lot, what are the idioms that describe a lot?

Thousands of them.

As vast as a sea of smoke, as many as a cow's hair.

Abound. Countless.

The amount of the vehicle is difficult to count.

The list goes on and on.

Piled up and countless.

Tens of thousands.

Thousands of horses galloped.

There are thousands of troops and horses.

The crowd is crowded.

Sweaty and resourceful.

There are many people, and there are thousands of family wealth.

The more the merrier, the more generals.

Thousands of profits.

Thousands of generations, thousands of people.

A lot of hard work, a lot of trouble.

Inextricably linked, thousands of mountains and ravines.

A thousand words are ever-changing.

Hundreds and thousands, hundreds, thousands.

The three of them become tigers, and the world of flowers

People come and go, thousands of empty alleys

Crowds of people, one after another

The staggered and endless stream of staggered

The river is endless, full of friends

Bustling, busy

People float in things, fire trees and silver flowers

The door is like a city, and the people are full of voices

Crowded, singing and dancing

Overwhelmed, mixed

Deafening, all in one place

Shoulder to shoulder, unpredictable

One after another, killing people like hemp

Scrambling, flooding

There are many talents, and they are full of clothes.

Busy traffic, crowds of people, crowds, crowds, shoulder to shoulder, lively, sweating like rain, ** like a tide, bustling, watery, endless, crowded, crowded, overcrowded, busy, lively, boiling, toe-toe-toe, successive, brilliant.

Dizzying, overwhelming, thousands, hundreds, countless, tens of thousands ......

There are a lot of them.

The audience is large: the seats are full.

There are many VIPs: full of friends.

There are a lot of people: shoulder to shoulder, sweat into rain, shoulder to shoulder, crowds of people, many talents: full of talents.

Soldiers: Thousands of troops.

There are many things: there are so many things, too many to count, too many to mention.

Colorful: colorful, colorful, purple and red.

Many categories: very varied.

Many difficulties: a lot of hardships.

A lot of talk: gushing, talking.

Read a lot: Read a lot of books.

More knowledge: learn to be rich and five cars.

Knowledgeable: Knowledgeable.

Varied: ever-changing, ever-changing.

Go a lot: Go south and go north.

Variety: variety.

There are many people: shoulder to shoulder, shoulder to shoulder, shoulder to shoulder, guests like clouds, sweat into rain, dress and dress, viewers such as the city, thousands of people, shoulder to shoulder, crowds of people, full of seats.

There are many idioms that describe a lot, as follows:

1. Thousands [chéng qiān shàng wàn]: Thousands of manuscripts, tens of thousands. Very described.

2, 数不不数 [shǔ bù shèng shǔ]: victory (old reading shēnɡ): end. Describe the number too many to count.

3. 不count其数 [bù jì qí shù]: There is no way to count its number. Represents a lot.

4. As much as cow hair [duō rú niú máo]: as much as the hair on the cow's body. There are so many descriptions.

5. 不胜枚举 [bù shèng méi jǔ]: 盛 (旧語 shēng): end. pcs: pcs. It's impossible to list them all. There are many people or things that describe the same kind. Also read "not enumerable".

6. 人山人海 [rén shān rén hǎi]: Describes a very large number of people gathered.

7, 千千万 [qiān qiān wàn wàn]: Describe a very large number.

8. Sweat Cow Chongdong [hàn niú chōng dòng]: Sweat Cow: Cattle are transported with bull fighting, and the cow is tired and sweaty. Filled: Filled with houses. Described as a large collection of books.

9. Vehicle bucket volume [chē zài dǒu liáng]: can use the vehicle, can use the bucket quantity, metaphorically the number is large, innumerable, and many fingers are not strange and empty, which is very common.