What are the idioms at the beginning of the word, and the idioms at the beginning of the word

Longwang Shu, blessed with nature

Get by, triumphant

Forget the fish, the gains outweigh the losses

Handy, inch inch

Triumphant, with a lot of help

Be forgiving and forgiving

Carried away, carried away

Proud protégé, smug and forgetful

Gain and loss, proud work

The rabbit forgets its hooves, and it gets what it wants

Forget the fish, get its samadhi

Success or failure, success or failure, success and failure

Progress is mixed

Thin can be fresh, victory headback

Victory returns to the dynasty, the moon is first, and the horse is lost.

Idioms that begin with words are: opportunity, word of mouth, beginning and end, one day, there is obvious to all, there is no fear, orderly, prepared, targeted, mouth and heart, name but not substance, there is a common appreciation, there is powerlessness, sound and color, there is a beginning and an end, there is a board and an eye, there is a class.

The meaning of each idiom is as follows:

1. Opportunity: There are opportunities to take advantage of, and there are loopholes to be exploited.

2. Word of mouth: Everyone's mouth is a living monument. The parable unanimously praises the good people who stand out.

3. There is a beginning and no end: there is a beginning but no end. It refers to giving up halfway and not being able to persevere to the end.

4. Someday: There will be a day in the future.

5. Visible to all: all eyes see. The description is extremely obvious.

6. Fearless: not afraid because of something to rely on.

7. Orderly: Describe doing things and speaking in an orderly manner, without any chaos.

8. Be prepared: If you are prepared or prevented in advance, you can avoid disasters.

9. Targeted: Aim at the target and shoot arrows. Figurative remarks and actions have clear goals.

10. There is no heart in the mouth: I love to talk about it, but I don't have anything in my heart. Straightforward and fast-talking.

11. Famous: It means that there is no real name, but no actual content. Just having an empty name, in fact, is not like that.

12. Appreciation: It means that whoever sees it praises. The description is wonderful.

13. Weakness: Describe the appearance of no strength and listlessness.

14. Sound and color: There is both sound and color. Describe speaking, writing, or acting as very specific and moving.

15. There is a beginning and an end: there is a beginning and an end. It refers to doing things seriously and persevering to the end.

16. Having a board and an eye: it means that you are very organized in speaking and doing things; Or it refers to the way you speak, the tone of your voice.

17. Education without class: No matter who can be educated, some people are not excluded from the object of education because of rich and poor, noble and low, wise and foolish, good and evil, etc.

The idioms at the beginning of the word are: handy, longwangshu, carried away, proud, passable, inch in, forgetful, blessed, not to make up for losses, success or failure, etc.

Be in one's element. dé xīn yìng shǒu ]

Whatever you think in your heart, you can do in your hands. The metaphor is skillful, and the heart and hand are corresponding. "Zhuangzi Heavenly Dao": "If you don't get sick, you should get it in your hand and in your heart." ”

Can’t get enough. dé lǒng wàng shǔ ]

Liu Xiu, Emperor Guangwu of the Eastern Han Dynasty, issued an order to Cen Peng: "People are not satisfied, they are both peaceful and look back at Shu." After teaching him to pacify Longyou (present-day Gansu), he led his troops south to capture Western Shu (see in the Later Han Shu Cen Peng Biography). Later, he used the metaphor of "Delong Wangshu" to be insatiable.

On a cloud. dé yì wàng xíng ]

Describe a shallow person who is a little ambitious, and he is so happy that he can't control himself.

On high ropes. dé yì yáng yáng ]

Yangyang: Smug look. Describe the appearance of satisfaction and complacency.

Drift along. dé guò qiě guò ]

A day counts as a day. Described as having no ambitions, and stealing peace. It also refers to perfunctory and irresponsible work.

Ming Tao Zongyi's "Dropout Record" Volume 15: "Cold Bugs..."When it was bitterly cold in the depths of winter, the feathers fell off, and they were like (kòu) chicks, so they said to themselves: 'Get by.'

And: For now.

Give an inch and take a mile. dé cùn jìn chǐ ]

If you get an inch, you want to go in. The metaphor is insatiable.

Forget about the fish. dé yú wàng quán ]

Zhuangzi Foreign Objects: The person who is in the fish is in the fish, and the fish is forgotten. Meaning: The basket is a bamboo vessel for fishing, and when the fish has been caught, forget about the bamboo. After the metaphor is successful, it forgets what it relied on.

Unique. dé tiān dú hòu ]

It has special and superior conditions. It mostly refers to the person's qualifications or the natural environment is particularly good. Heaven: Natural, natural.

The gain does not offset the expense. dé bù bǔ shī ]

The benefits received do not cover the losses suffered. Same as "the gains outweigh the losses".

Successes and failures. dé shī chéng bài ]

Refers to gains and losses, successes and failures.

1.語意洋洋 [dé yì yáng yáng] 洋洋: The appearance of triumph. Describe the appearance of being satisfied, happy, and excited. It is also known as "proud", "proud", and "proud".

2.得天一厚 [dé tiān dú hòu] has special and superior conditions. It mostly refers to people's qualifications or natural environment.

3.得陇望蜀 [dé lǒng wàng shǔ] 陇: An ancient place name, that is, in the eastern part of present-day Gansu. Shu: an ancient place name, that is, the central and western part of present-day Sichuan. got the land of Long, and wanted to occupy the land of Shu. The metaphor is insatiable.

4.得不俽失 [dé bù cháng shī] What you get is not worth what you lose.

5.觋之作 [dé yì zhī zuò] refers to a work that you think you are very satisfied with.

De idiom - Chinese.

On high ropes.

Uniquely endowed with Longwangshu

The gains outweigh the losses, the work of pride

Proud protégé, carried away

Inch by inch, handy

Get by, get by, get inch

The moon is the first, and the rabbit forgets its hooves

Make progress, get the fish and forget about it

Gains and losses, smugness, self-sufficiency

The sentence of victory, the first return of victory

The color of pride, the inch is inch

Inch inch, new and old

Success or failure, gain or loss, gain and thinness

Gain and lose the horse, get a look at ten

Forget and see the blue sky

With the help of the country. The horse is broken

Gains and losses are half of each other, and they get carried away

The gains and losses are mixed, and the people are the owls

Don't make up for the loss, turn back after victory

To win the power of death, to sell their traitors

There has never been, and there is samadhi

Get what you want, return to the dynasty with victory

Forget the fish, get a lot of help

A son-in-law is like a dragon, and he has an inch

Gain is shocked, gain and lose

Carried away, gain is not rewarded

If you don't have it, you will get a disaster

If you can't pay for your loss, you have to think about it

Forget the shade, and turn the wind.

The beginning of the word idiom Daquan :

Triumphant, blessed

Gain Longwangshu, the gain outweighs the loss

There is much help for the righteous, and little help for the unjust

Get by, get by, inch by inch

Handy, forgiving and forgiving

Carried away, proud protégé

A proud work, a ruler and an inch

Half of the gains and losses, the color of pride

When the wind blows, it turns, and when it triumphs, it turns back

There is a lot of help from the way, and there is a hope of ten

Smug, inch into the inch

The horse folds its feet, and it can see the blue sky

Forget the shade and get its samadhi

Gain and loss, gain and inch

Victorious return to the dynasty.

得意洋洋 [dé yì yáng yáng] Basic Definition of Raw Words Detailed Interpretation.

Yangyang: Smug look. Describe the appearance of satisfaction and complacency.

Source: "Historical Records: The Biography of Guan Yan": "High-spirited, very self-satisfied." ”

Near antonyms. synonyms: pretentious, smug, majestic, ambitious, complacent, proud, satisfied, carried away, satisfied, eyebrows flying, smug, ambitious, proud, complacent.

Antonyms: depressed, empty, aggressive, unhappy, crying out for the sky, modest and cautious, depressed, gloomy, eclipsed, distraught.

1. Idioms at the beginning of the word: proud, blessed, longwangshu, and more than worth the loss.

2. Triumphant is a Chinese idiom, pinyin is dé yì yáng yáng. It is interpreted as a very proud appearance or a satisfied and complacent appearance.

3. Blessed with unique nature, the Chinese idiom, pinyin is dé tiān dú hòu, which means unique and special superior conditions, and also refers to the environment in which it is located, and also refers to people's talents and opportunities are very good. Generally a positive term.

4. The original meaning of "Delongwang Shu" refers to the fact that Longyou has been obtained and wants to capture Xishu (Long: the area of present-day Gansu; Shu: the area of present-day Sichuan), and later became a sarcasm who does not know how to be satisfied and always wants to get more; It is generally used as a predicate and object in a sentence.

Get by, triumphant

The gains do not make up for the losses, and the gains have not been

Victory returns to the dynasty, gains and losses are prosperous and withered

Those who have not tasted it, those who win people prosper, and those who lose people die

Gains and losses are in people, proud works

The rabbit forgets its hooves, gets carried away

Carried away, success or failure

Inch in, triumphant

There is much help for the righteous, and little help for the unjust

It is not worth the loss, and the fish is forgotten

Horses are in trouble, and they are proud

The first round of victory, the first month of victory

Gain and loss, blessed

The gains outweigh the losses, the gains and losses are mixed

Gain and lose the horse, get a lot of help

Half the gains. There has never been

Forget the fish, win the death force

Those who win people prosper, and those who lose them perish

Inch by inch, not worth the funeral

Forget the fish, get the handy

Horses give birth to calamities, and victory returns

Be forgiving and forgiving

The gains outweigh the losses, and the gains are inchs

Get Longwang Shu, get its samadhi

Proud protégé, smug and forgetful

A son-in-law is like a dragon, and a horse is broken

Gain every inch, gain not reward.

The gain does not offset the expense.

Never had it, and returned to the dynasty victoriously

Gains and losses, gains and losses

Those who win people prosper, and those who lose them perish

Gains and losses are in people, proud works

The rabbit forgets its hooves, gets carried away

Carried away, success or failure

Inch in, triumphant

There is much help for the righteous, and little help for the unjust

It is not worth the loss, and the fish is forgotten

Horses are in trouble, and they are proud

The first round of victory, the first month of victory

Gain and loss, blessed

The gains outweigh the losses, the gains and losses are mixed

Gain and lose the horse, get a lot of help

Half the gains. There has never been

Forget the fish, win the death force

Those who win people prosper, and those who lose them perish

Inch by inch, not worth the funeral

Forget the fish, get the handy

Horses give birth to calamities, and victory returns

Be forgiving and forgiving

The gains outweigh the losses, and the gains are inchs

Get Longwang Shu, get its samadhi

Proud protégé, smug and forgetful

A son-in-law is like a dragon, and a horse is broken

Gain every inch, gain not reward.

There is a lot of help in the way, and there is a horse and a horse

Forget to get fish, get more help from the right, and get little help from the unjust

It can be thin and fresh, and it has never been

Forgetful, blessed

To be long, to be an inch, to be an inch

The gain is not worth the loss, and the victory returns to the dynasty

The rabbit forgets its hooves, and is proud

Those who win people prosper, and those who lose them perish

The gains outweigh the losses

The month is first, and the gain is not rewarded

Success or failure, triumphant

Mixed gains

Proud, inch inch, get carried away, get a lot of help, be blessed, proud, proud, more than worth the loss, proud protégé, handy.

There is a lot of help. Winning and losing horses.

Forget about the fish. There is much help for the righteous, and little help for the unjust

It has to be thin and fresh. There has never been

Get carried away. Unique.

Can’t get enough. Every inch is an inch.

The gain does not offset the expense.

The gain is not worth the loss. Pay for one's whistle.

Gain is not rewarded. Make progress.

Measure every inch. Inch by inch.

Give an inch and take a mile. Every inch is an inch.

There is a lot of help. There is a lot of help.

Unjust and helpless. Gain and loss.

Drift along. Can’t get enough.

Horses are in trouble. Winning and losing horses.

The horse is brokenGet its samadhi.

Deserves it. Be forgiving and forgiving

Soul winning. Those who win souls prosper.

The lost are dead. Victorious return to the dynasty.

Victory first. Mixed gains

Successes and failures. Gains and losses.

Half the gains. The gains and losses are in the people.

Handy. Unique.

The rabbit forgets its hooves. Not to have it.

There has never beenBe in one's element.

A son-in-law is like a dragon. Protégé.

Get carried away. On a cloud.

Got carried away. Triumphant.

On high ropes. Smugness.

Proud. Forget about the fish.

Forget about the fish. The month comes first.

Pay for one's whistle.

Make progress. Every inch is an inch.

Gain and loss. Drift along.

Can’t get enough. Get its samadhi.

Deserves it. Be forgiving and forgiving

Those who win people prosper, and those who lose them perish

Victorious return to the dynasty. Victory first.

Mixed gainsSuccesses and failures.

Unique. There has never been

Be in one's element. A son-in-law is like a dragon.

Protégé. On a cloud.

Got carried away. On high ropes.

Smugness. Proud.

Forget about the fish. The month comes first.

It has to be thin and fresh. The gain does not offset the expense.