What are some idioms with two or more meanings?

There are many words that have two meanings, such as:

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: It refers to both flattery and collusion, and also refers to the secret affection of lovers.

3.A hundred flowers bloom: refers to the fact that there are many practices for the same thing, and the same content has many forms. The free development of different forms and styles in figurative art. It also refers to the blooming of various flowers together.

4.Unconventional: refers to innovation, distinctiveness, and praise. Sometimes it also refers to deliberately making novel claims to show oneself, derogatory.

5.Endlessly: to describe the subtlety of the voice, but also to describe the critical situation.

6.Not three, not four: to describe people are not decent and unruly, and it is also used to explain that things are not the way they are, similar to "nondescript".

7.Missing: Generally refers to the sudden disappearance of (something). It can also refer to (speeches, news, poems, etc.) that spread quickly without waiting for publicity.

8.Chao Qin and Twilight Chu: A metaphor for the capriciousness of people. It is also said that the court is in the land of Qin and the twilight is in the land of Chu, which is a metaphor for uncertain whereabouts or unstable life.

9.Riding the wind and waves: a metaphor for being ambitious, not afraid of difficulties, and moving forward bravely. It also refers to sailing at a rapid pace.

10.Shirtless: A metaphor for the style of punching and rushing desperately. It is also a metaphor for bad people to jump out openly and do bad things.

11.Calmness: Describe not in a hurry, calm and calm, or indifferent to things.

12.Salivating: Describe gluttony, but also describe special envy and desire to get.

13.Spring breeze proud: It can not only refer to the proud mood of Jinshi and the second, but also can be used to describe the appearance of smugness when the officialdom is prosperous or the career is smooth.

14.Broad branches: Describe briefly or generally. It is also described as sloppy and not careful and meticulous (this term is used a lot).

15.Bright lights: Describe a corrupt life of pleasure; It also describes the bustling scene of the city or entertainment venue at night.

16.Reaching the pinnacle: figuratively achieving the highest level. It is also a metaphor for doing bad things to the extreme.

17.Being good at oneself: It not only refers to taking care of oneself and lacking the collective spirit, but also refers to people who should do a good job in their own self-cultivation.

19.Playing the harp to the cow: The metaphor is to reason with people who don't understand reason, and to say insider words to laymen, and it is also used to ridicule the speaker for not looking at the object.

20.Extraordinary: Unusual and trivial. Describe the matter as important, the situation is serious, and cannot be ignored. It also refers to the unusual knowledge and skills of people.

The words have two meanings: equal, comparable, flying with wings, respecting each other, shaking hands and making peace.

一、哥 [xiōng dì].

1.Brother;

2.Addressing a man younger than oneself (in a friendly tone).

二、大意 [dà yì].

1.general meaning, basic meaning;

2.Inadvertently, carelessly, negligently.

三. Spirit [jīng shén].

1.refers to consciousness, thinking, consciousness, etc.;

2.refers to the substance of the content; The main significance.

Warmth, composition, towering, joy, face, coldness, smallness, promise, abundance, running, enormity, use, disaster, softness, etc.

The two point to front and back, left and right, up and down.

There are many such words, such as: content, calm, and steady.

1. Satisfaction. mǎn zú ]

1.I feel that it is enough: as long as I can not lose money, I am good. He never achieved what he had.

2.To satisfy: to improve production, the needs of the people.

2. Calm. cóng róng ]

1.Deliberate; Sedation; Composure: manners. Not rushed. Righteousness (unflinching sacrifice for righteousness).

2.(Time or economy) Abundance: Time is very good, you can do it carefully. Nearby.

3. Steady. wěn dang ]

1.Steady and proper: do things.

2.Firm and secure: Put the ladder down.

Words with multiple meanings are: baggage, bright lights, ink, calling for wind and rain, and settling accounts.

1. Baggage: One of the meanings: wrapped in cloth wrapped in clothing.

Meaning 2: Mental burden.

Meaning 3: The term of cross talk, the burden is applied to the cross talk performance by the cross talk actor after thinking. The baggage is the main part of amusing the audience.

2. Bright lights:

Meaning 1: Describe the bustling scene of the city or entertainment venue at night. From: Lao She.

Drum Book Artist 19: A small number of people live a life of glamour, drunkenness, and dreams, and the people are dissatisfied.

Meaning 2: Describe the corrupt life of pleasure-seeking (a derogatory term when used in this sense). From: Qing Wu Zhaoren's "The Strange Status Quo Witnessed in Twenty Years".

Chapter 33: (Yusheng) tilted his head sideways and thought for a while, and said, "Is it okay to be bright and green?"

Interpretation: Yusheng tilted his head and thought for a while, and said: Is it okay to have fun?

3. Ink: One of the meanings: a liquid containing pigments or dyes, ink is used for writing or painting.

Meaning 2: human culture and knowledge.

4. Calling for wind and rain:

Meaning 1: It is a metaphor for man who has great power over nature. From: Guo Xiaochuan "Spring Blossoms".

Spring is in full bloom, it is the time for heroes to use force, and the great rivers and mountains are the place where the wind and rain are called. ”

Meaning 2: Intentionally making waves in order to achieve personal goals. From: Liang Qichao's "The Future of New China".

The third time: "Brother, you are really a first-class character of Mazzini, born to call the wind and rain and stir up the driving force of a country."

5. Accounting: one of the meanings: on the basis of bookkeeping, the calculation reflects the business activities and results of the enterprise or administrative institutions.

Receipts and expenditures or balances of budgetary funds.

Meaning 2: After suffering a loss or failure, arguing with others has the meaning of revenge.

The words that have two meanings are as follows:

1. Spirit. 1、[jīng shén]

1) Refers to a person's consciousness, thinking activities, and general state of mind: appearance.

2) purpose; The main significance: comprehend the document.

2、[jīng shen]

1) Show vitality: Rejuvenate the stool.

2) active; Lively: the drier it is, the more it gets.

Second, the tailor. 1、[cái féng]

Tailoring (clothes): Although it is a cloth shirt and trousers, it is decent.

2、[cái feng]

Workers who make clothes.

Three, the head. 1、[duì tóu]

1) Correct; Appropriate: the method is efficient.

2) Normal (mostly used in negation): His face is not, I am afraid that he is sick.

2、[duì tou]

1) Enemies; Hostile Side: Death. Enemy.

2) Opponents. Fourth, carelessness.

1、[dà yì]

Main meaning: paragraph. Just write down what he said.

2、[dà yi]

Thinning the orange spike; Not paying attention: carelessness. He was too bad to even check for such a mistake.

Five, things. 1、[dōng xi]

1) Generally refers to all kinds of concrete or abstract things: let's write in Mandarin.

2) Refers specifically to people or animals (mostly with disgust or affection): old. Stupid.

2、[dōng xī]

1) East and West.

2) From east to west (distance): The city is three miles. <>

Brothers, carelessness, spirit, adversaries, eclipses, roundabouts, wind and snow.

1. Brother [xiōng dì].

1.Brother;

2.Addressing a man younger than oneself (in a friendly tone).

3.Humility, the name of a man when he speaks to a person of the same generation or to a crowd.

2. 大意 [dà yì].

1.general meaning, basic meaning;

2.Inadvertently, carelessly, negligently.

3. Spirit [jīng shén].

1.refers to consciousness, thinking, consciousness, etc.;

2.refers to the substance of the content; The main significance.

3.Vitality; Energy.

4.Active; Animate.

5.Handsome; Good appearance and figure.

4. Opposite head [duì tóu].

1.There are no errors; That's right; Suitable.

2.[mostly used for negation] consistent with social standards; Normal.

3.[mostly used in negation] to get along.

4.Enemy; hostile aspects; A person who attempts to cause someone or something to be harmed, overthrown, or defeated.

5.Rival; A person who opposes a principle or argument in an argument, debate, or other oral polemic.

5. Gloomy [ àn rán shī sè ] originally refers to a bad heart and an ugly face.

2.There is a big gap between the multiple metaphors, far worse.

6. Turn and bend [ guǎi wān mò jiǎo ] Walk along the winding road.

2.The metaphor speaks in a crooked way, not straightforwardly.

7. Wind Flower Snow Moon [fēng huā xuě yuè] The natural scenery often described in poetry.

1. Head-to-head.

duì tóu]

1) Correct; Appropriate: the method is efficient.

2) Normal (mostly used in negation): His face is not, I am afraid that he is sick.

3) Compatible (mostly used in negation): two people have a bad temper and do not get along well.

duì tou]

1) Enemies; Hostile aspect: Death. Enemy.

2) Opponents. 2. Tailor.

cái féng]

Tailoring (clothes): Although it is a cloth shirt and trousers, it is decent.

cái feng]

Workers who make clothes.

3. Carelessness. dà yì]

Main meaning: paragraph. Just write down what he said.

dà yi]

Negligent; Not paying attention: carelessness. He was too bad to even check for such a mistake.

4. Things. dōng xi]

1) Generally refers to all kinds of concrete or abstract things: let's write in Mandarin.

2) Refers specifically to people or animals (mostly with disgust or affection): old. Stupid.

dōng xī]

1) East and West.

2) From east to west (distance): The city is three miles.

5. Spirit. jīng shén]

1) Refers to a person's consciousness, thinking activities, and general state of mind: appearance.

2) purpose; The main significance: comprehend the document.

jīng shen]

1) Manifest vitality: Rejuvenate.

2) active; Lively: the drier it is, the more it gets.

3) handsome; Good looks, good figure: look how much longer this guy is!

Falling flowers and flowing water. Pinyin].

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Meaning] The withered flowers drift away with the flowing water. Describe the scene of the remnant spring. It also describes the appearance of being scattered and disorganized, or suffering a crushing defeat and being beaten to pieces.

Analysis] "Falling flowers and flowing water" focuses on the appearance of decay and fragmentation; "Fart and urine flow" focuses on the embarrassment of embarrassment.

Usage] is used in a pejorative sense.

Example] Yao Xueyin's "Li Zicheng" Volume 1, Chapter 6: "In the blink of an eye, the situation on the battlefield was completely reversed, and the officers and soldiers were slaughtered. ”

Nantang Li Yu's "Waves and Sands" words: "Flowing water falls and flowers go in spring, heaven and earth." ”

The fourth fold of Yuan Guan Hanqing's "Single Knife Meeting": "Passing the sun and the moon is a good disease, time is like a horse whip, and the floating world is like falling flowers and flowing water." ”

Ming Wu Chengen's "Journey to the West" Chapter 63: "Eight precepts: 'This guy is frustrated! When I was hit by my palladium all the way, I was beaten and my soul was scattered! ’”

The third chapter of Qing Wenkang's "The Biography of Children's Heroes": "In this year, you and I have experienced many vicissitudes of life, and the sun and moon have passed like falling flowers. ”

synonyms] fart rolling urine flow.

Go down in flames. Antonyms] big win.