Idioms to describe people getting thinner, idioms to describe people being thin

Chai Rui Gu Li describes the excessive grief of his parents, the body is destroyed, and he is emaciated and haggard.

Leather belt transfer hole describes the body being emaciated due to old age.

Skinny describes emaciation to the extreme.

Chicken bone support bed originally meant to be emaciated and tired on the bed mat due to excessive grief and grief. Later, it was used as a metaphor for being able to fulfill filial piety in the mourning of parents. It is also described as very thin.

Dove-shaped hoof-faced describes a thin body with a haggard face.

Shape pin bone pin: emaciation. Described as very emaciated.

Chai devastating Chai ruined: Skinny due to extreme grief. The old refers to the excessive grief of the bereavement of the living parents, and the body is emaciated and weakened, which is life-threatening.

Tang Zhao Dan's "Right Pick-up of Chen Gongjingde Monument": "Wenlin pawn, pure filial piety, Sui Lu tomb side, cane and Xu up, firewood is devastating, people in the world, all sigh. See "mourning the destruction of bones", "firewood destroys bones".

Skinny Ridge describes emaciation and explicit thinness of a person or animal.

Skinny describes emaciation and explicit weight in a person or animal.

Skinny describes emaciation and explicit weight in a person or animal.

The fragrance is a metaphor for the beauty of the day to become thinner.

Jade reduces incense and sells a metaphor for the emaciation and malaise of the beauty.

Shape 槁心ash Explanation 槁: withered. Described as emaciated, extremely indifferent, lifeless.

Loose clothes explain to describe a person who is emaciated.

Grief and emaciation: The body is emaciated by grief and the face is ugly.

Firewood destroys bones: firewood: like firewood; ruined: mourned; Skeleton: Emaciated to the point that only a skeleton remains. Describe the excessive grief of the bereavement of the parents, the body is destroyed, and the emaciated and haggard. Appearance.

Chai devastating Chai ruined: Skinny due to extreme grief. The old refers to the excessive grief of the bereavement of the living parents, and the body is emaciated and weakened, which is life-threatening.

Leather belt transfer hole describes the body being emaciated due to old age.

Skinny describes emaciation to the extreme.

Skinny as a jackal: Describes being extremely emaciated. Same as "skinny".

Chicken bone support bed originally meant to be emaciated and tired on the bed mat due to excessive grief and grief. Later, it was used as a metaphor for being able to fulfill filial piety in the mourning of parents. It is also described as very thin.

Dove-shaped hoof-face: dove-shaped: turtledove shape, low abdomen, protruding sternum; Hoove: The complexion of the yellow bird. Described as emaciated and haggard.

Pan Sideburns Shen Waist: Pan Sideburns: Jin Pan Yue was thirty-two years old, that is, he had white hair; Shen waist: Liang Shen of the Southern Dynasty was sick for more than 100 days, and the belt moved several holes. Describes the body as thin and gray-haired.

Skinny and Ribbed: Thin to the point that even the bones are exposed, which is described as very thin.

Skinny describes emaciation and explicit weight in a person or animal.

Skinny describes emaciation and explicit weight in a person or animal.

Skinny: Describes being extremely emaciated.

Skinny Ridge describes emaciation and explicit thinness of a person or animal.

The fragrance is a metaphor for the beauty of the day to become thinner.

Shape of the heart of the gray: 槁: withered. Described as emaciated, extremely indifferent, lifeless.

Describe withered: 槁: withered. Refers to the emaciated appearance of the body.

Shape pin bone pin: emaciation. Described as very emaciated.

Tape widening: refers to emaciation due to lovesickness, and the clothes appear fat.

Loose belts: The clothes are fat and the belt is loose. Describe the person as emaciated.

Loose clothing: Describes a person who is emaciated.

Jade minus incense: incense, jade: the pronoun of beauty in old poems; Loss, reduction: emaciation. The metaphor of the beauty is getting thinner and thinner.

Jade Reduction Incense Sales: A metaphor for the emaciation and malaise of beauties. ;

1. Drown

Described as weak breathing and on the verge of death. Same as "dying".

The fifteenth chapter of "The Outer History of Confucianism": "Mr. Ma Er was so frightened that he hurriedly went upstairs and went into the room to see, but he was already drowning and couldn't raise his head. ”

2. Half-dead

There is no vitality and vitality. Death and not death, life and sin.

Qing Liu Que "The Travels of the Old Disabled": "I heard that the first day of the suspension; That is, yesterday; There were also a few half-dead people on the cage; They were all imprisoned. ”

3. Dying

Ming Feng Menglong's "Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty": Chapter 87: "King Hui personally went to ask questions; Seeing that the acne is already severe; On one’s last legs. ”

4. Weakness

Describes the body as weak and without strength. It can also be used as a metaphor for ineffective and useless things.

Barkin's "My Story": "You see what a weak and powerless person I am. ”

5. Skinny

Describes people as very thin.

Gao Yunlan in the eighteenth chapter of "Spring and Autumn in a Small Town": "Xiuwei saw a shirtless, skinny child laborer, carrying a dustpan of plaster, struggling to walk on a suspended springboard. ”

Skinny as firewood, the island is thin, the suburbs are cold, Hu Feizhong is thin, the ring is fat, the Yan is thin, the suburbs are cold, the island is thin, the green is fat, the red is thin, the horse is thin, the hair is long, the face is yellow, the muscles are thin, the fat is picked, the brother is fat, the brother is thin, the Yan is thin, the ring is fat, the thinner is Qin.

Idiom: skinny.

Pinyin shòu gǔ líng dīng is a definition that describes the skinny appearance of a person or animal. Also known as "skinny zero".**Gao Yunlan's "Spring and Autumn in a Small Town" Chapter 26:

The cell was larger and brighter, and there was a scrawny old man locked up inside. "Examples, especially those who are very kind, and add skinny and skinny; It's like you're going to fall when you blow on your breath, and that's just not going to happen.

Idiom Explanation: Flying Dragon: refers to the keel of traditional Chinese medicine. Keel in a drugstore. The metaphor is that people are skinny and skinny.

Idiom source: Southern Dynasty Song Yuefu "Reading Qu Song": "Since farewell Lang, the head of the sleeping house is not raised, the flying dragon falls into the pharmacy, and the bones are only for you." Tang Li Shangyin's poem "Weeping Willows": "The old work is Qintaifeng, and now it is a drugstore dragon." ”

The descriptions that describe a person as thin are as follows:

Grief and emaciation: The body is emaciated by grief and the face is ugly.

Firewood destroys bones: firewood: like firewood; ruined: mourned; Skeleton: Emaciated to the point that only a skeleton remains. Describe the excessive grief of the bereavement of the parents, the body is destroyed, and the appearance of emaciation and emaciation.

Skinny describes emaciation to the extreme.

Skinny as a jackal: Describes being extremely emaciated. Same as "skinny".

Chicken bone support bed originally meant to be emaciated and tired on the bed mat due to excessive grief and grief. Later, it was used as a metaphor for being able to fulfill filial piety in the mourning of parents. It is also described as very thin.

Dove-shaped hoof-face: dove-shaped: turtledove shape, low abdomen, protruding sternum; Hoove: The complexion of the yellow bird. Described as emaciated and haggard.

Pan Sideburns Shen Waist: Pan Sideburns: Jin Pan Yue was thirty-two years old, that is, he had white hair; Shen waist: Liang Shen of the Southern Dynasty was sick for more than 100 days, and the belt moved several holes. Describes the body as thin and gray-haired.

Skinny and Ribbed: Thin to the point that even the bones are exposed, which is described as very thin.

Skinny Ridge describes emaciation and explicit thinness of a person or animal.

The fragrance is a metaphor for the beauty of the day to become thinner.

Shape of the heart of the gray: 槁: withered. Described as emaciated, extremely indifferent, lifeless.

Describe withered: 槁: withered. Refers to the emaciated appearance of the body.

Shape pin bone pin: emaciation. Described as very emaciated.

Jade minus incense: incense, jade: the pronoun of beauty in old poems; Loss, reduction: emaciation. The metaphor of the beauty is getting thinner and thinner.

As thin as a whipping post.

gǔshòu

rúchái

Explanation] describes emaciation to the extreme.

Structure] subject-predicate.

Usage] to describe extreme emaciation. It is generally used as a predicate, a definite, and a complement.

Orthophony] thin; It cannot be pronounced as "sòu".

Identification] Chai; You can't write "material".

synonyms] skinny and withered, skinny as a jackal.

Antonyms] fat head and big ears.

Example sentence] due to lack of nutrients; The head of the small radish grows.

Skinny, scrawny, weak, and pointy-beaked monkey gills.