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The idioms and their explanations are as follows:
1. Mourn but not sorrow: mourn, sorrow; Hurt, nuisance. Originally, it meant that grief did not hurt the body or mind. After describing poetry, ** beautiful and elegant, moderate feelings, but also a metaphor for doing things moderately, there is no overdoing and not enough.
2. Skynet is magnificent: Heavenly Dao is like a vast net, and evildoers cannot escape from this net, that is, they cannot escape the punishment of Heaven. Magnificent, very broadly described.
3. Overwhelmed: It means that the scenery along the way is beautiful and you can't see it. Later, he pointed out that there were many scenes, and it was too late to watch, and he also described that there were too many people or things to cope with. An object is a scene, person, or thing that moves relatively.
4. Drive fish for the abyss and finches for the bush: otters want to catch fish to eat, but they drive the fish to the abyss; The harrier tried to catch the sparrow to eat, but drove the sparrow into the jungle. Later, the metaphor is not good at uniting people or coercing people, driving the forces that can be relied on to the enemy's side.
5. Yi refers to the qi envoy: Yi: cheek raiser; Refers to:
Command; Qi: Shen Qi; Make: Instruct.
Fingers: move the chin to signal and command others; Qi envoy: use the expression and complexion to support people.
Gestures are made with facial expressions without speaking. Describe the arrogant attitude of a powerful person directing others. He is ruthless.
6. It is difficult to escape from the catastrophe: It means that it is destined to suffer disasters, and you can't escape if you want to. Now it is sometimes used to refer to an inevitable disaster. Calamity, Buddhism calls natural and man-made disasters and other bad luck"robbery"or"Dooms"。
7. Stand out: metaphorically talent emerges. Lu Xing'er had been misused"Come out and live a life in a chic way";Others said"Emerge from the belly of the mother whale"。
8. Elegance of vassals: Attached to talented people. In the old days, it meant that some bureaucrats, landlords, and businessmen made friends with celebrities and engaged in cultural and social activities in order to decorate the façade.
9. Ann Zhi Ruosu: Ann, peace of mind; Zhi, literary pronouns, generations of people or things; Plain, usually. He didn't care about the embarrassment, and his mood was as calm as usual.
Now it also refers to turning a blind eye to erroneous words and actions and letting them go unchecked. (In case of unpleasant situations or anomalies) treat them as they normally would, and don't care.
10. Step by step: the department and the class are the categories and orders; Just, attributed. Originally, it meant that the structure of the writing article was properly arranged, and the sentence formation and word choice were standardized. Now refers to doing things according to a certain organization and following a certain procedure. Sometimes it also refers to doing things according to the old rules and lacking in enthusiasm.
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Idioms 2 Idioms that describe natural scenery ge Idioms The water is green, the mountains are green, the water is green, and the mountain scenery is verdant. Describe the scenery as beautiful and beautiful. Surrounded by mountains and rivers.
Describe the scenery as quiet and picturesque. Vientiane renewal, Vientiane renewal, the source of the book is Vientiane new. Everything or sight in nature has changed in a new way.
2 expressions 5 happy mood ge idiom heart bloom to describe the mood is extremely happy. The word "heart flower" is invented by the heart of the "Yuanjue Sutra". Xinhua invention refers to the pure heart of a flower, suddenly enlightened and emitting light.
The eyebrows flew and danced to describe a very happy and proud look. Overjoyed, overjoyed. fluttering immortals float up lightly, as if they want to leave the world and become immortals.
Dancing with your hands and feet, dancing and jumping. Later, he also used the hand dance to describe the extreme joy. Smile and smile, with.
Open, stretch. Smile means that a smile comes with a smile. Describe the joy in your heart and the smile in your eyes.
The spring breeze blows all over the face. Later, the spring breeze is used to describe the smiling face, the joy of the mood, or the feeling of pride. Explanation: There are still young people like you this year.
It's a rare < years'Chronology, Era 2008-07-13 19:34:12 Supplement:
Detailed explanation of the year: (1) The beginning of the year, the beginning of the year. Example sentence:
At the end of every year, every family is immersed in the joyful atmosphere of the New Year. (2) years. Example sentence:
Time flies, and in a blink of an eye, it has been three years since we graduated from college. (3) The social conditions of a certain era. Example sentence:
It's hard to be a good person these days! 2008-07-13 19:48:
38 Supplement: Isn't it pleasant?? Worse than you.
Unhappy separation] because of the conflict of opinions and words between each other, causing unhappiness on both sides and scattering. [frowning] eyebrows are furrowed.
His face was full of sorrow. [depressed] depressed in the heart, rarely happy times. [Depressed] depressed and unhappy. 2008-07-18 10:32:20 Added: Thank you downstairs.
Reference: Compendium of Chinese Dictionary of the Ministry of Education.
1: Blue sky and white clouds, wind and clouds, thunder and lightning, snowflakes. 2:
Depressed, distraught, worried. 3: (year) Solution:
At this stage, today, this year. (I only understand this explanation, if there is a mistake, please forgive me!)
Describe the natural scenery Purple air comes from the east and is short-lived, expressing 5 happy moods, angry, angry.
2 GE idioms to describe natural scenery: Green grass is like grass.
Green mountains and green water 2 expressions 5 happy mood ge idiom: soft intestines are broken.
Sadness comes from explaining that there are still young people like you in this year.
It's a rare < years'Solution"years"Refers to the age.
Year 2008-07-13 19:33:28 Added: Upstairs: 5 happy mood = not happy mood.
Reference: Yourself.
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2. Carved beams and painted buildings: carving patterns and adding color paintings on wooden structures such as beams is an architectural art in ancient China. Later it also referred to luxurious architecture.
3. Go forward bravely: not afraid of hardships and dangers, and keep moving forward bravely.
Go ahead. 4. Relish: Relish: The appearance of strong interest. It means that you have a good taste or a lot of interest in talking.
5. Beautiful: There are too many beautiful things, and I can't accept them for a while (I can't see them): the handicrafts at the exhibition are dazzling.
6. Follow-up: The front one fell, and the one behind followed. Described as not afraid of sacrifice, sliding bravely and fighting simply.
Succession after succession. 7. Be cautious: Be cautious and careful, and don't dare to be negligent at all. "The Book of Songs, Daya, Daming": "King Weiwen, be careful." Yiyi: Serious, cautious.
8. Deafening: The ears are almost deaf, and the sound is very loud.
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Ear to face life.
Explanation]: Not only to tell him to his face, but also to speak to him with his ears in his hands. Describe the elders as enthusiastic and earnest in teaching.
She always told her daughter and was very patient.
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Shiyi Shenjian, interpretation: "Shiyi Shenjian" is used to describe strict laws. In fact, although strict law enforcement can maintain social order to some extent, the principle of legislation should be based on promoting goodness.
If the law is strict but does not promote goodness, then these harsh and cruel perpetrators themselves will inevitably be thrown into the mountain stream by the common people. Example sentence: The word Shiyi Shenjian is used to describe strict laws.
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Pick and pick the herbs, and pick them in thin words.
Picking and picking the herbs, there are thin words.
Pick and pick the herbs, and say nothing.
Pick and pick the herbs, and make a thin statement.
Pick and pick the herbs, and say nothing.
Pick and pick the herbs, and the words are thin.
Exegesis. Fuyi: The name of the plant, i.e. psyllium, the seed residue and the grass can be used for medicinal purposes.
Bo Yan: Speech words, without real meaning.
Yes: Picked. 掇 (duo): to pick up.
捋 (luo): Take off the finch with the palm of your hand to take things off.
袺 (jie): Carry something in your pocket.
襭 (xie): Pin the placket of your shirt to your waist and carry something.
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It means insatiable, for example, it's a holiday, and the more homework you assign, the better, anyway, I don't write.
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