What are the gender neutral words? Hurry!

1.According to the map: it is not only a metaphor for the rigidity of the machine, but also a metaphor for finding according to the clues.

2.Secretly sending autumn waves: This refers to a lover secretly flirting with his eyebrows. Now it is also extended to flattery and favor, secretly colluding, 3Be good to yourself: be good, make it good, refers to self-cultivation, and when you are not willing, you can cultivate your personal character alone. "Mencius" "If you are poor, you will be good to yourself, and if you are good, you will help the world" refers to only caring about your own good, regardless of others.

4.Powder and ink: powder, ink, refers to cosmetics. Field, theater. Acting on stage in powder and ink makeup is also a metaphor for bad guys dressing up in disguise and appearing on the political stage. Example: This old artist was born in a family of Liyuan and was born at the age of seven.

5.Gu Ying self-pity: It refers to both loneliness and frustration, as well as self-appreciation.

6.Disciplined steps: It is not only a metaphor for conformism and inflexibility, but also a metaphor for acting in accordance with the rules and without reluctance.

7.Calling for wind and rain: It is both a metaphor for incendiary activities and a metaphor for man's ability to dominate nature.

8.Dark: It not only describes the absurdity and decadence of people's lives, but also describes people's insanity.

9.Cold as ice: It not only describes people who are not enthusiastic and gentle, but also describes people who have a serious attitude.

10.Watching from the sidelines: It refers to the aside** with a cold attitude, unwilling to participate, and also refers to the scrutiny from the side with a calm attitude.

11.Routine: It refers to the work that only emphasizes the form and does not emphasize the effect, and also refers to the official work that is handled according to the convention.

12.Starting anew: It is not only a metaphor for breaking away from the collective to start a new set, but also a metaphor for starting anew.

13.Hidden needles in the cotton: It is not only a metaphor for the soft appearance and poisonous heart, but also a description of the softness and rigidity.

14.Inseparable: It not only refers to the quarrel between the two parties, the fight is inseparable, and it is difficult to get along, but also describes the relationship between the two parties as extremely close and difficult to separate.

15.Strange texts are appreciated. It can refer to the joint appreciation or analysis of research articles, as a compliment, such as "our Chinese teacher likes to post good essays from classmates, which is called Qiwen Appreciation"; It can also refer to criticizing erroneous articles and using derogatory terms, such as "This article is full of errors, I think it can be appreciated with a strange article".

16.Humble gentleman: refers to both a person who pretends to be modest but is actually hypocritical, and a person who is modest and can be strict with himself.

Never forget, the horsetooth is increasing, the elixir and jade liquid are all strange, and they are done step by step.

Commonly used neutral words are: never forget, horsetooth in vain, qiong syrup and jade liquid, no surprise, step-by-step, silent, that's it, no word, south and north war, etc.

1. Never forget.

Pronunciation: niàn niàn bú wàng

Explanation: It means that the feeling of missing something never changes.

Source: "The Complete Book of Zhu Zi: The Analects": "Words are faithful and respectful, and they will never forget." ”

Vernacular interpretation: It is said that he is a loyal, sincere and respectful person, and he never forgets it.

2. Horsetooth increases.

Pronunciation: mǎ chǐ tú zēng

Explanation: It means that the older the horse is, the more teeth it has. So how many teeth a horse has, you can know how old it is. It is a metaphor for the fact that you have grown older, but you have not achieved much in your studies or career.

Source: "The Second Year of the Duke of Xu": "Bi is still the same, and the horseteeth are lengthened." ”

Vernacular Interpretation: The wall is still the same as before, and the age of the horse has increased.

3. Qiong syrup jade liquid.

Pronunciation: qióng jiāng yù yè

Explanation: It means a slurry made of beautiful jade, which can become an immortal if drunk in ancient Chinese myths and legends. A metaphor for fine wine or luscious syrup.

Source: Han Wang Yi's "Nine Thoughts: The World": "Suck jade liquid to quench thirst, and bite Zhihua to cure hunger." ”

Vernacular interpretation: suck jade liquid to quench thirst, bite and eat Zhihua to satisfy hunger.

4. There are no surprises.

Pronunciation: wú qí bù yǒu

Explanation: It means that there are all kinds of strange things. There are many ways to describe strange sights.

Source: Qing Wu Zhaoren's "The Strange Status Quo Witnessed in Twenty Years" Chapter 9: "Shanghai is full of wonders, if you can spend a few more days there, there will be more news." ”

Vernacular interpretation: Shanghai is a place where there are all kinds of strange things, if you can stay there for one more day, there will be more news.

5. Step by step.

Pronunciation: àn bù jiù bān

Explanation: The original intention is that when writing an article, the structure of the chapter is properly arranged, and the words and sentences are in line with the norms. Later, it was extended to do things according to the rules, in turn, without deviating from the norm and not exceeding the qualifications. It also refers to doing things according to the old rules and lacking the spirit of innovation.

Source: Qing Shi Yukun's "Three Heroes and Five Righteousness" Chapter 94: "I had to go on slowly step by step; Naturally, there is a boildown. ”

Vernacular interpretation: You can only write it down slowly according to the norms, and there will naturally be an ending in the end.

There are many gender-neutral words, to name a few.

The neutral words of the two words are: plan, helper, initiate, protect, face, behavior, ideal, and result.

The neutral words of the four words are: coming and going, fruitful, twilight, forgetting, white horse passing through the gap, never forgetting, horsetooth increase, elixir and jade liquid, no wonder, step-by-step, silent, that's it, not a word, the southern expedition and the northern war, less peace and no impatience, a blue vast, the golden mean, if the chasm, take office, take the salary to stop the boiling, and there are many discussions.

Motionless, incomprehensible, immutable, sluggish, spotless.

一、一motionmoved [ yī dòng bù dòng ] [Explanation] describes not moving at all.

From] Qu Qiubai's "That City": "The shadows of those trees and the heavy weeping branches, motionless and covering the silent earth. ”

二、一知不通 [ yī qiào bù tōng ] [Interpretation]: Hole: hole, refers to the heart of the trick. None of them are connected. I don't understand the metaphor at all.

From]: Mao Dun's "Midnight" 6: Although he is a mudworm who doesn't know anything, there is no official like the "town mayor" in Shuangqiao Town, and he still understands.

三、一成移 [ yī chéng bù biàn ] [Interpretation]: 成: to formulate, to form. Once formed, it does not change.

From]: Western Han Dynasty. Dai Sheng's "Book of Rites: The Royal System": "It is immutable and immutable, so the gentleman is dedicated." ”

Once formed, it does not change, so the gentleman does his best.

四、一蹶不振 [ yī jué bù zhèn ] [Interpretation]: 蹶: planting heels; Zhen: Cheer up. Once you fall, you can't get up again. The metaphor is that after suffering a setback, you will never do it again.

Neutral words are: come and go, fruitful, twilight, unforgettable, white horse through the gap.

1. Come and go hurriedly, pinyin lái qù cōng cōng, describes coming and going quickly.

Source: Wang Shuo's "Xu Ye" Maybe they have met on that street, but they come and go in a hurry, or glance indifferently or occasionally glance back.

2. Fruit, pronounced: guǒ shí léi léi, which means that the number of fruits is too large to count.

Usage: The orchard is full of buds, indicating that autumn is full of fruits.

3. Twilight is a Chinese idiom, pinyin is bó mù míng míng, which means that the sky is dark in the evening.

Source: Song Fan Zhongyan's "The Story of Yueyang Tower": "In the twilight, the tiger roars and the ape cries." ”

Translation: In the evening, the sky is dark, the tiger is howling, and the ape is crying sadly.

4. Never forget, pinyin: niàn niàn bú wàng, interpretation: refers to the feeling of missing something that never changes.

Source: Qing Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions" Chapter 47: "Because there is Liu Xianglian, Xue Fan has never forgotten it since the last meeting. ”

5. Baiju Gap, pinyin is bái jū guò xì, a Chinese idiom, which means a metaphor for time passing fast and time fleeting.

Source: Warring States Zhuang Zhou "Zhuangzi Zhibei Tour": "Between the world and the world, if the white horse passes through the gap, it is sudden. ”