What spiritual idioms what gold, what are the idioms about spirituality

Hello! Turning stones into gold: metaphorically modifying articles and turning decay into magic. It is also a metaphor for revising an article by slightly changing the original text to make it outstanding. It also refers to a little guidance to a person, which can make him wake up.

Ryoma spirit: Describe the spirit of being extraordinary, cautious, and able to bend and stretch.

Shake your spirits: Cheer up.

When in doubt, please ask.

Shake the spirit, the spirit of Ryoma

Shake the spirit, fight the spirit

The spirit of peach and plum. What a golden idiom.

Picking up gold in the sand, and making gold in all mouths

A promise of gold, an inch of time and an inch of gold

The two of them are concentric, and their profits are gold

A thousand brooms, a hundred gold

Back purple waist gold, Zhu Huaijin,

Yan Jun's daughter, Guan Bao's gold

Turning iron into gold, losing the boat in the middle river, a pot of gold

The craftsman transports the gold, and the family letter is worth 10,000 gold

A thousand gold a day, chewing iron chewing gold,

A thousand gold, a meal and a thousand gold

There are disadvantages in the family, and you can enjoy a thousand gold

The day into the gold, a hundred forbearance into gold

A pot of gold, panning for gold in the sand

Its profit is gold, and it is covered with brown and gold.

Ryoma spirit. Energetic.

Attentively. Spirited hundredfold.

The spirit of exploration. Innovative spirit.

Thank you.

Fill in the blanks as follows:1. Great spirit.

2. High spirit.

3. Conscientious spirit.

4. Valuable spirit.

5. Fearless spirit.

6. Brave spirit.

7. The spirit of hard work.

8. The spirit of struggle.

9. Selfless spirit.

10. The spirit of forging ahead.

11. The spirit of selfless dedication.

12. The spirit of self-sacrifice.

13. The spirit of selflessness.

14. The spirit of hard work.

Idioms about the spirit: concentrated, energetic, refreshed, radiant, radiant, relaxed, and ......happy

Top Gun, unyielding, sacrificing life for righteousness, doing one's best, and being high.

1. Top Gun:

Meaning: ambition: grand ambition; Lingyun: Straight up to the sky. Describe the ideal as grand and ambitious.

Source: Yao Xueyin's "Li Zicheng" Volume 2 Chapter 28: This person, in the midst of difficulties, does not bow his head and sigh, but works hard, has strong ambitions, and swallows mountains and rivers.

2. I'd rather die than give in:

Meaning: I'd rather die than give in.

Source: Qu Bo "Lin Hai Snow Plain" 2: Xu Dama turned around, carried a gun, and viciously looked at the comrades of the unyielding work team.

3. Sacrifice your life for righteousness:

Meaning: to give up: to give up; Sheng: Life; Take: Take; Righteousness: Justice. Lay down your life for justice. It refers to the sacrifice of one's life for the sake of justice.

Source: "Mencius: "Life, also what I want, righteousness, also what I want."

You can't have both, and those who sacrifice their lives to take righteousness are also. "Life is what I want, and morality is what I want, and if I can't have both at the same time, then I have to sacrifice my life and choose morality.

4. Do your best

Meaning: Respectful and prudent, diligent, dedicated, dedicated.

Source: Three Kingdoms Shu Zhuge Liang "Later Teacher Table": "Bow and do your best, and then die." It means to be respectful and diligent, to work diligently until death.

5. High Wind and Bright Festival:

Meaning: Gao Feng: noble character; Liangjie: The discipline of steadfastness. Describe high morals and behavior.

Source: Lao She's "Four Generations in the Same Hall" 23: Mr. Lan does not admire any sages and great men in world history, and he does not imitate their high style and bright festival because of his early appearance.

1. Concentrate: It means to concentrate on watching. Describe the appearance of concentration and high concentration;

2. Shake up the spirit: cheer up;

3. Full of spirit: Describe full of intelligence and economy;

4. Concentrate: Describe the hungry people who are attentive and highly concentrated;

5. Spirited: It means that the elderly are mentally old and rotten, and they are strong and healthy.

Energetic.

Refreshed. Mental trance.

Full of energy.

Shake the spirit, the spirit of Ryoma, the spirit of nourishment, the spirit of peach and plum.

Shake the spirit, the spirit of Ryoma, and the spirit of nourishment.

Energetic: [Basic Explanation]: Vibration: vibration, by extension, cheer up. Described as invigorating.

Pinyin pronunciation]: jīng

shéndǒusǒu

Example: I saw a list of heroes in front of the tortoise feast, one by one. (The second fold of Yuan Anonymous's "Fighting Wisdom across the River").

synonym group]: radiant, lively.

Antonym group]: depressed, depressed.

The monk asked: 'What does it mean to swallow all things and follow the teacher's way, and the heart is lonely?' The teacher said:

Energetic. ’”

Mental trance, refreshed, energetic, energetic.

Energetic, vibrant, vibrant, exhausted, exhausted.

一、朝气動 [ zhāo qì péng bó ]

Explanation]: Vitality: The air in the morning, which is extended to the atmosphere of new life and upward movement; Vigorous: exuberant look. Described as full of life and vitality.

From]: Modern Li Xiaoming's "Guns on the Plains": "The vigorous Xiaojia Town suddenly became empty and quiet. ”

二、生气浑 [ shēng qì bó bó ]

Explanation]: Bo Bo: exuberant look. Describe a person or society as vibrant and energetic.

From]: Modern Xu Chi's "Close-up Selection: Preface": "The most important things in life are still those things that are upward, vibrant, enthusiastic and energetic, with great imagination. ”

三、生龙活虎 [ shēng lóng huó hǔ ]

Explanation]: Describe lively and vigorous, full of vitality.

From]: The fifth chapter of Qing Wu Zhaoren's "History of Pain": "Although there are many Yuan soldiers outside the city, they are Zhang Shijie in front, Zongren and Zongyi in the back, like a living dragon and a tiger, and they are killed into the battle." ”

四、精exhaustexhausted [ jīng pí lì jìn ].

Explanation]: Mental fatigue and exhaustion of energy. Describes extreme mental and physical fatigue.

From]: Ba Jin's "Cold Night": I just fled here, I'm exhausted, what else can I do?

五、心力交瘁 [ xīn lì jiāo cuì ]

Interpretation]: Delivery: together, at the same time; Fatigue: Fatigue. Mentally and physically exhausted.

From]: Bing Xin's "Returning to the South - Contributing to the Mother's Spirit in the Sky": "We are exhausted, can we repay our mother's kindness in case? ”

What are the idioms about spirituality:

Subtle, concentrated,

Shake the spirit, full of spirit

Energetic, concentrated

Fight the spirit, the spirit is strong

The spirit of Ryoma, the spirit of peach and plum

Energetic, energetic

Recuperate and recuperate, and be in a trance

Essence and righteousness, nourishing the spirit

Spirited and refreshed.