What are the idioms with things, and what are the idioms with the word things?

Wishing to do it, failing to do it, getting twice the result with half the effort, doing everything must be done personally, doing nothing, doing things by man, and backfired.

To be safe and sound. It's safe and sound.

Dark things. Refers to ugly things that are not seen.

Report ice business. In the old days, officialdom referred to the messenger of hardship.

Analogy engages in. Comparison: Comparison. Other similar cases are handled in this spirit.

Act cheaply. Cheap: convenient, suitable. It means that it can be handled according to the actual situation, and there is no need to ask for instructions.

(Learning scriptures from the West, experiencing eighty-one difficulties; Eighty-one idioms. - Count Nine).

There are many idioms with the word thing;

There is a reason for things, things are quiet, nothing to look for, people are floating in things, there is nothing to say, if nothing happens, solemn things, seek truth from facts, things must bow to people, things are expected to be God, everything is fine, and there is more than ...... to succeed and fail

There are many idioms with the word thing, such as there is nothing to achieve, everything is done, solemn, nothing is safe, good things are repeated, things have a reason, if nothing happens, there is no help in things, and so on.

Everything must be done in person, real people and real things, twice the result with half the effort, seeking truth from facts, everything goes well, if nothing happens, nothing can be accomplished, meddling in things, being a man and doing things.

Solemnly, less and no more, as if nothing happened.

Big things and small feelings, big things in life, everything goes well, everything goes well, everything comes true, everything goes well, everything goes well, everything goes well, everything goes well, everything does not work, the facts have proved it.

Good things come in pairs, everything goes well, everything goes well, peace and quiet, willfulness, unconscious, things change.

Nothing can be accomplished, nothing is impermanent, nothing is wrong, nothing is small, nothing is done, and everything is done.

All wishes come true, everything goes well, nothing happens, if nothing happens, lifelong events, heavy hearts, bad things, etc.

All wishes come true.

Nothing. Without compunction.

It doesn't help. Unconscious.

Things have changed. Safe.

Much ado about nothing.

All wishes come true.

Good things come and go. Reason.

Nothing to do, hasty things, heavy worries, less careless, things to settle people, things within the division, things to be straightforward, everything is like chess, acquaintances are familiar with things, not to do a thing, follow the order, make trouble, cause a reason, if nothing happens, seven things and eight things, things are the same as nothing, food is less and things are complicated, and there should be stories of flat living, things backfire, things are done, things are done, things are prosperous, national affairs, everything goes well, everything goes well, everything goes well, everything comes true, things come true, things are easy to do, anecdotes, things move in the past, many things are too much, alcoholism makes trouble, and strange things are aggressive.

The idioms with the word matter are as follows:

1. Nothing can be accomplished.

yī shì wú chéng]

Describe as unaccomplished.

2. Take it seriously.

zhèng zhòng qí shì]

Solemn: Seriously. Describe the attitude of talking and doing things very seriously.

3. Safe and sound.

píng ān wú shì]

Incident: Accident, i.e., calamity or other sorrowful thing. It was safe and sound, and there were no accidents. Refers to everything is fine.

4. If nothing happens.

ruò wú qí shì]

It's like there's nothing like that. Describes a calm attitude, or not taking things to heart. Nearly full of don't care. Anti-solemn.

5. Unconscious.

bù xǐng rén shì]

Refers to a person who is unconscious and unconscious. It means that you don't understand the world.

6. Be careful.

shà yǒu jiè shì]

Shah: Extremely. Jie: That's right. It was originally a dialect in Jiangsu and Zhejiang, as if there was really such a thing. Describe pretending, pretending to be serious, and make people believe that there is something really happening.

7. It doesn't help.

yú shì wú bǔ]

Refers to a certain kind of words and actions that do not help solve things.

8. Much ado about nothing.

wú shì shēng fēi]

There was no problem in the first place, but it deliberately created right and wrong.

9. Things have changed.

shì guò jìng qiān]

Move: Change. Things have passed, and circumstances have changed.

10. To no avail.

wú jì yú shì]

Doesn't help things.

11. Less is more.

shào bù gēng shì]

More: Experience. Young age, little experience, lack of experience. It is also "less and less careless".

12. Act cheaply.

biàn yí xíng shì]

Cheap: convenient, suitable. It refers to the appropriate measures or methods to be decided on the basis of the circumstances.

13. Be willful.

yì qì yòng shì]

Lack of reason, acting only on emotional impulses.

14. Seek truth from facts.

shí shì qiú shì]

Facts: Everything that exists objectively. Seeking:

Study. Yes: refers to the internal connection of objective things, that is, regularity.

Proceeding from objective reality, we should study and explore the law of development of things. It also refers to treating and handling things correctly according to the actual situation of things.