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Guess the idiom one by one circle - riddle: remarkable.

Remarkable. Pronunciation].

kě quān kě diǎn

Explanation].The article is wonderful, worthy of being circled, described as a good performance, and worthy of recognition or praise.

Origin] In ancient times, circles or dots were added to indicate the sentence reading of the article, and the circle dots were often added next to the words and sentences to indicate that they were wonderful or important. Remarkable, that is, the article is wonderful and worthy of being circled, and by extension, things are worthy of praise.

Example sentence] 1, the performances of the male and female protagonists in the film are remarkable.

2, this Sea Dragon King has read a lot of books, and this choice of words and sentences is quite remarkable.

3. It is not easy to switch from right-back to central defender, but his completion is remarkable.

4. The ending of this movie is remarkable, and even this cannot hide the lack of imagination in the previous hour.

5. The protagonist in the story is also remarkable.

6. These programs are not commendable in terms of design or function.

7. Compared with other types of play dogs, the Hadory Pomeranian has many commendable points.

8. Anhua black tea culture is profound, and the thousand-year-old tea history is remarkable.

9. Indeed, there are many remarkable points in the development prospects of China Unicom.

10, this Liu Changqing is straight to the point, he doesn't turn the ink at all, he is frank and remarkable, and he can't help but make people feel admiration.

11. There is nothing remarkable about this young man's average appearance, but his muscles have some capital.

12. I have watched the whole battle, although your tactics are barely remarkable, but your own strength is too weak, and even a Heavenly Fire Dragon can't solve it independently.

13. It has no vigorous oaths, no commendable promises, and even gorgeous sentences, it has never contained them.

Remarkable.

Pinyin kě quān kě diǎn

The original meaning refers to the wonderful article, which is worth noting. It is worth circled, described as excellent, wonderful and commendable.

The extended meaning describes a good performance that deserves recognition or praise.

Example 1:The performances of the male and female protagonists in the film are both.

2.This Sea Dragon King has read a lot of books, and this choice of words and sentences is quite good.

Remarkable.

Original meaning: In ancient times, it was used to add circles or dots to indicate the sentence reading of the article. Circles are also often added next to words to indicate excitement or importance. Commendable means that [1] the article is wonderful and worthy of being circled. Described as outstanding, wonderful, commendable, praised.

The extended meaning describes a good performance that deserves recognition or praise.

Nothing. wú zhōng shēng yǒu [paraphrase] to say that there is nothing. Refers to fabrication out of thin air.

Speech] Ming Shi Nai'an's "Water Margin" forty-first chapter: "You are in the back hall of Cai Jiu's prefect's mansion and can speak zodiac black; uprooting the victim; Something out of nothing to pry him up. ”

Zhengyin] 生; It cannot be pronounced "sēnɡ".

Discernment] Sheng; It cannot be written as "liter".

synonyms] rumors and rumors.

Antisense] is unequivocal and ironclad.

Usage] is used as a derogatory term. used to point out some undesirable purpose; fabricated out of thin air; Framing others. It is generally used as a predicate and object.

Structure] subject-predicate.

Self-justification: [Basic Explanation]: It means that the person who speaks can make his argument or lie free of loopholes.

Pinyin pronunciation]: zì yuán qí shuō [example of use]: He repeatedly explained, exhausted.

synonym phrase]: flawless, impeccable, seamless [antonym phrase]: contradictory, full of loopholes, full of flaws [How to use]: subject-predicate; as a predicate, object, and definite; Praise [after the break]: Wang Ba patted the lid and bragged.

自圆其語 [zì

yuánqíshuō]

Explanation]: Circle: complete, thoughtful. Refers to the person who speaks to be able to make his argument or lie without holes.

From]: Qing Fang Yurun's "Xinglie Diary" 70: "It is really difficult to justify the unexpected things with worldly feelings. ”

Example]: Haha, Your Highness alone, you can't do it yourself.

Cao Yu's "Wang Zhaojun" Act V.

Syntax]: subject-predicate; as a predicate, object, and definite; Compliments.

自圆其語 [zì yuán qí shuō] basic interpretation.

Round: Complete, thoughtful. Refers to the person who speaks to be able to make his argument or lie without holes.

Praise source.

Qing Fang Yurun's "Xinglie Diary" seventy: "It is really difficult to justify the unexpected things with worldly feelings. ”

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Deduction method] The words of the puzzle are respectively buckled to the word of the puzzle, some of them are deducted from one word, some of them are multi-word and some are deducted from multiple words, and some of them are deducted from one word. For example: "Wang" is commonly known as "fifteen", and "wearing" and "guan" have synonyms, and they are respectively deducted as "fifteen".

A circle character represents a circle, and a word in the middle refers to a word. That is, to justify itself.

Make one's statement consistent. Idiom pinyin: zì yuán qí shuō

Idiom explanation: express the argument completely and thoroughly. The description is not flawed. Circle: to make perfection; Say: Viewpoint; Argument.

The answer is: self-justification.

Interpretation]: Round: complete, thoughtful. Refers to the person who speaks to be able to make his argument or lie without holes.

Analysis: The self-word is enclosed in a circle, so it is self-circular, and the middle word is equal to its saying, so the answer is self-justifying.

There is a circle around the self.

Answer: Self-justification.

Yin Ziyanhong: [Basic copy explanation]: Describe all kinds of flowers delicate and beautiful.

Pinyin pronunciation] zhi:chà

zǐyānhóng

Example: DAO: Flowers are in full bloom in the park, a scene of spring.

synonym group]: a hundred flowers bloom, thousands of purples and thousands of reds.

Antonym group]: Broken flowers and willows.

How to use]: combined; as a predicate, a definite; Describe the beauty of flowers [idiom source]: Ming Tang Xianzu's "Peony Pavilion Dream": "It turns out that the purple and red are blooming all over the place, and they seem to be like this. ”

自圆其語 zìyuán qí shuō

Paraphrasing] express your argument satisfactorily and thoroughly. The description is not flawed. Circle: to make perfection; Say: Viewpoint; Argument.

Speech] Qing Li Baojia's "The Appearance of Officialdom": "I hesitated for a long time; I have to rely on the constitution; He said: 'The words of the ministry are foolish for a while; It is not allowed. ’”

Zhengyin] said; It cannot be pronounced as "shuì".

Identify] Circle; It cannot be written as "garden".

synonym] flawless, impermeable, seamless, exhaustive[antonym] contradictory, full of loopholes.

Usage] has a lot of positive meanings. It is generally used as a predicate, object, and definite.

Structure] subject-predicate.

Example sentence] He repeatedly stated; Tried.

English translation] self .... justification

Make one's statement consistent.

zìyuán

qíshuō

Note: Refers to the person who speaks in a way that makes his argument or lie free of holes.

For example] he has repeatedly stated that he strives to .

synonyms] flawless, watertight, seamless.

Antonyms] contradictory, full of loopholes, full of flaws.

After the break] Wang Ba patted the lid and bragged.

Riddle] dial gauge [usage].

subject-predicate; as a predicate, object, and definite; Compliments.

English translation] make

one'sstatement

consistent