I want high school idioms, not superficial, a little more.

Smattering.

Zhuyin】yī zhī bàn jiě

Explanation] is not fully known, and it is not fully understood.

Smattering. Usage] as a predicate, object, definite; Used in negative sentences.

Structure] combined.

synonyms] a hole of view, a glimpse of light.

Contrary words] insight, true talent, knowledge.

Rhyme words] point gold to make iron, my knees are like iron, Sun Kang reflects the snow, wind, frost, rain and snow, flies see blood, steal peace and, sink grievances Mo Xue, rolling soup and pouring snow, wind and snow remnants, red furnace snow and so on.

A little bit of the surface is a metaphor for a little superficial or a little superficial knowledge.

A little bit of one or two One two: Describe a few. A little bit of knowing.

[Indispensable]: or: slightly. It is very important to say that there is no slight lack of it, and it usually describes an essential element or part.

Leave no stone unturned]: Inch length: a slight advantage. Don't miss a little bit of strength. Describe being good at discovering the good in others and giving praise.

Every inch of land must be contested]: Even a little bit of land must be fought for with the enemy. Describe the struggle against the enemy without giving in.

The wind is the rain]: The parable hears the slightest bit of inaccurate news and believes it.

Listening to the wind is rain]: a metaphor for hearing a little bit of inaccurate news and believing it to be true.

Spark]: A little bit of a spark. The metaphor begins with a small strategy, but a new thing with great promise.

A spark can start a prairie fire]: A small spark can burn a large field of wilderness. The metaphor begins small, but there is something new that has great promise.

A spark can burn a vast field of wilderness. The metaphor begins small, but there is something new that has great promise.

Silk]: silk, milli: ten millimeters for a millimeter, ten millimeters for a centimeter. A little, very little or very little.

The frog at the bottom of the well, the rat's eyes, the loneliness, the empty eyes, the pretentious, the arrogant, the nobody, the arrogance, the self-righteousness, the self-righteousness, the self-serving, the eyes are empty, the eyes are empty, the eyes are empty, there is no child.

Idiom story--- Suspicious neighbor stealing an axe Once upon a time, there was a countryman who lost an axe. He thought that the neighbor's son had stolen it, so he paid attention to the man's every word and deed, and the more he looked, the more he felt that the man looked like a thief with an axe. Later, the man who threw the axe found the axe, which turned out to be lost in the valley by negligence when he went up the mountain to cut wood a few days ago.

After finding the axe, he met the neighbor's son again, and when he looked at him again, he didn't look like a thief anymore. Suspicious neighbor stealing axe: not paying attention to the factual basis, suspicious of people and things.

A little bit of the surface is a metaphor for a little superficial or a little superficial knowledge.

Knowing a little bit means knowing a little bit.

Ignorance, none: refers to the simplest words. Describe not much literacy.

A little bit of it.

One. Second, a little bit of skin, a little bit of knowledge, a hole of view, a little understanding.

一、小知一二 [ lüè zhī yī èr ]

Explanation]: One or two: Describe not much. A little bit of knowing.

From]: Qing Qiancai's "The Complete Biography of Yue" Chapter 42: "Huazi said: 'I also know a little bit about martial arts. ’”

Second, a little knowledge of fur [ lüè zhī pí máo ].

Interpretation]: A metaphor for a little superficial or a little superficial knowledge.

From]: Qing Li Ruzhen's "Mirror Flowers" Chapter 17: "A talented woman said that the bachelor doctor was speechless when it came to anti-cut, not to mention that we only know a little about the skin, how dare we talk nonsense, laugh and be generous!" ”

三、略知之无 [ lüè shí zhī wú ].

Explanation]: Zhi, none: refers to the simplest words. Describe not much literacy.

From]: Tang Bai Juyi's "Nine Books with Yuan": "When the servant was born in June and July, the nurse was held under the book screen. There is a person who refers to the word 'none' and the word 'of' to show the servant, although the servant cannot speak, his heart has been tacitly understood. Later, someone asked about these two words, although they tried a hundred and ten, but the finger was not bad. ”

Translation]: When I was six or seven months old, my wet nurse held me under the writing screen. There is a word that refers to 'nothing' or 'of' to me, and although I cannot say it with my mouth, my heart has already understood it. Later, someone asked the person who said these two words, although the old ten's exam, and the reference was not bad.

四、一孔之見 [ yī kǒng zhī jiàn ]

Explanation]: What you see from a small hole. A metaphor for a narrow and one-sided view.

From]: Han Huankuan's "Salt and Iron Theory: Mutual Thorns": "Hold the rules instead of the rules, enforce the rules instead of the rope, pass through a hole, know a reason, and do not know the trade-offs." ”

Translation]: Adhere to the plan instead of the rules, grasp the right instead of the rope, through a hole, only understand a truth, but do not know the trade-off.

五、一知半解 [ yī zhī bàn jiě ]

Explanation] is not fully known, and it is not fully understood.

From]: Song Yan Yu's "Canglang Poems: Poetry Discrimination": "There is a thorough understanding, and there is a half-understood understanding." ”

Translation]: There is a thorough understanding, but it is not thorough.