What are the idioms with luo, idioms about the word luo

Pulling out the turnip, the skin is wide, and it is a metaphor for removing things that are in the way of the eyes for the sake of convenience. It is also a metaphor for crowding out others in order to expand their territory.

Example: I plucked the turnips and gave them to him, so that he would not be like a rabbit here. (Ming Lanling Xiaoxiaosheng "The Words of the Golden Vase Plum" 51st).

Morning Glory Mending House Rose: Female Rose, the name of the plant. Take the vine to patch the holes in the house. It is a metaphor for living in poverty, and the east makes up for the west. After more metaphors will make do.

A turnip and a pit is a metaphor for a person who has a place and is not superfluous. It is also described as being down-to-earth.

Lotus Mo Bu Dill: Female diel, the name of the plant. Refers to irreparable.

Pineapples co-rely on female pines and are mostly attached to pine trees, so it is a metaphor for the harmony between husband and wife.

Hollow radish: A metaphor for a useless person who has nothing in his stomach.

A turnip and a pit is a metaphor for a person who has a place and is not superfluous. It is also described as being down-to-earth.

Pulling out the turnip, the skin is wide, and it is a metaphor for removing things that are in the way of the eyes for the sake of convenience. It is also a metaphor for crowding out others in order to expand their territory.

Pineapples co-rely on female pines and are mostly attached to pine trees, so it is a metaphor for the harmony between husband and wife.

Irreparable: It is irreparable.

Morning Glory Mending House Rose: Female Rose, the name of the plant. Take the vine to patch the holes in the house. It is a metaphor for living in poverty, and the east makes up for the west. After more metaphors will make do.

Poured laxative crab. The specific explanation is as follows:

Pinyin] [ dǎo xiè luó xiè ] Explanation] describes a chaotic and uncontrollable scene, or describes a situation in which people are in a hurry.

synonyms] seven hands and eight feet, hurrying.

Stroke combinations. Tao箩 [táo luó].

A basket used to wash rice or hold things.

fold 箩 [zhē luó].

Refers to leftovers that are poured together after a banquet.

箩筐 [luó kuāng].

Utensils made of bamboo or wicker, round or square, or square with a square bottom, are used to hold grain, vegetables, etc.

笸箩 [pǒ luo].

Utensils made of wicker or strips are shallow, round and slightly rectangular: needle and thread.

簸箩 [bǒ luo].

笸箩 [pǒ luo].

Dripping water becomes a river, and grains of rice become a basket.

Idiom term]: Dripping water into a river, grain rice into a basket.

Idiom Pinyin】:d ī shuǐ chéng hé,lì mǐ chéng luó

Pinyin**] :d schlmcl

Idiom explanation]: A drop of water can be gathered into a river, and a grain of rice can be filled with a basket. Parables add up.

Idiom Terms]: Dripping Water Piercing Stone [Idiom Pinyin] :d ī shuǐ chuān shí [Pinyin**]:

DSCS [idiom explanation]: The water is constantly dripping, and it can make trouble through the stones. As long as there is perseverance and continuous efforts, things will be successful.

Dripping water into a river, grains of rice into a basket, carrot to make up the house, carrot to make up for the pineapple.

Pulled out the radish with a wide crust, a hollow radish, a radish and a pit, and rabbit silk attached to the female dizzle.

Idioms are: pineapple co-leaning, carrot mending house, vine swaying, carrot mo, and carrot hidden.

1. Pineapple co-leaning.

1. Pinyin: sōng luó gòng yǐ

2. Interpretation: interdependent like pine and dizzle. It is a metaphor for the harmony of husband and wife.

3. Source: The second fold of Yuan Wang Ziyi's "Strayed into the Peach Spring": We should have been in harmony with him, and the pineapple leaned together. (Vernacular text: I was looking forward to a harmonious and happy relationship with him.) ）

Second, the house is repaired.

1. Pinyin: qiān luó bǔ wū

2. Interpretation: Take the vine to make up for the loopholes in the house. Originally, it was described as living in poverty, and the east made up for the west. After more metaphors will make do.

3. Source: Tang Qingyin Du Fu's "Beauty" poem: The maid sells pearls back, and the thatched hut is repaired. (Vernacular: Let the maid pawn the jewels to make a living, and lead the green pothos to repair the thatched hut.) ）

3. The vine is swaying.

1. Pinyin: téng luó yáo yè

2. Interpretation: It is often a metaphor for the hazy nature of a certain thing.

3. Example sentence: The green trees and vines on the edge of the small stone pond are swaying, so that ** can go back and forth.

Fourth, pull Luo Mo to make up.

1. Pinyin: qiān luó mò bǔ

2. Interpretation: refers to irreparable.

3. Source: Qing Wei Xiuren's "Flower Moon Traces" The eleventh chapter: Crazy pearl and lover, both deeply damaged room injury, and the pain of falling from the building!

Pull the romo to make up. (Vernacular text: Silly Zhu is an emotional person who suffers both from the damage of a house and the pain of falling from a building!)

These are irreparable. ）

Fifth, the dill is hidden.

1. Pinyin: bì luó cáng huǐ

2. Interpretation: It refers to the intertwining of the vines and grasses, among which Song Wang hides insects, snakes and scorpions, which makes people frightened and unguardable.

3. Source: Qing Zhang Chao's "Phantom Dream Shadow": Eight Hates Xue Luo Tibetan Yu. (Vernacular text: Eighth, resentment of the vine grass entangled in the insects, snakes, and scorpions.) ）

The idioms of Luo are: pineapple leans together, Bodao has no children, and rabbit silk is attached to female dill.

The idioms of Luo are: unexpectedly, pineapple leans together, and flees in a hurry. 2: Zhuyin is, 3: Pinyin is, sīluó. 4: The structure is, (upper and lower structure) Luo (upper and lower structure).

What is the specific explanation of dill, we will introduce it to you through the following aspects:

1. Explanation of terms [click here to view the details of the plan] Debate.

Cuscuta and dill. Later, it was used to refer to plants such as vines. Cuscuta Nu Nu with the reading code are all overgrown, entangled in the grass and trees, not easy to separate, so the poem is often used as a metaphor for marriage.

2. Citations and Explanations.

Same as "Silo". Finger dodder and dill. It is often compared to the love or marriage between men and women. Quoting Lu Cai's "Huaixiang Ji Class Teacher Marriage": "Today, the lotus forgets the suspicion of not being even, so that Luo is white. ”

Words about Lo.

Disdainful of people, pineapples rely on Luo Mo to make up for the canghuang, the hollow radish vines are swaying, and the house is not named, and the money is not high, and it is even more late.

Raviola, Slim Pineapple, Pineapple, Red Radish, Radish, Dogwood, Ramoon, Radish, Radix, Pineapple, Radix, Pineapple, Radix, Circh, Dill, Radish, Pineapple Tea, Horsetail, Pineapple Cover, Pineapple Spring, Rosewood Tobacco ravel, vegetarian carrot, silk poll spring and autumn.