Write the idiom chasing difficult to cook .

Chasing difficult cooking - (no rice cooking).

Cooking without rice: [Basic Explanation]: A metaphor for what cannot be done without the necessary conditions.

Pinyin pronunciation]: wú mǐ zhī cuī [synonym group]: no source of water, no root of the wood.

How to use]: more formal; as an object; The metaphor of what cannot be done without the necessary conditions [after the break]: cooking with white water.

More similar idioms: 1 The weirdest man --- the back of a tiger 2 The tallest giant --- standing tall in the sky 3 The biggest mouth --- mouth like a hanging river 4 The longest leg --- one step to the sky 5 The biggest hand --- covering the sky with one hand.

The hardest meal to cook - no rice.

The longest leg - one step to the sky.

The largest capacity - the sea is inclusive.

Make bricks without straw.

Idiom]: No rice cooking.

Pinyin]: wú mǐ zhī chuī

Explanation]: 炊: Cooking. The parable of what cannot be done without the necessary conditions.

Make bricks without straw.

Pinyin]: wú mǐ zhī chuī

Idiom explanation: 炊: cooking. You can't cook without rice. The metaphor lacks the most necessary conditions to do things.

Analysis: It is difficult for a clever woman to cook without rice: a clever daughter-in-law cannot cook without rice, which is a metaphor without necessary conditions; Nothing can be done.

Source of the idiom: Qing Qian Qianyi's "Qian Mu Zhai Ruler": "Although he respects his virtuous ability, he can cook without rice, and cut the flesh to make up for the sores and burn the fire holes." ”

Traditional idiom: no rice cooking.

Idiom spelling: wmzc

Idiom phonetic: one

Idiom usage: no rice cooking, more formal; as an object; The parable of what cannot be done without the necessary conditions.

Idiom structure: Partial formal idiom.

Idiom age: Modern idiom.

Idiom pronunciation: 之, cannot be pronounced as "zī".

Idiom identification: cooking, can not be written "blow".

synonyms: water without a source, wood without roots.

Idiom example: Cooking without rice is something that cannot be done by manpower. (Lu Xun's "Book of Two Places" 83) English translation:

a meal without rice―impossible for lacking the most essentials

Idiom riddle: state-of-the-art cooking.

Idiom after the break: white water cooking.

The hardest thing to cook: sacrificing oneself for others Sacrificing one's own interests to help others.

The biggest change: the vicissitudes of the sea Mulberry field: farmland. The sea becomes a mulberry field, and the mulberry field becomes the sea. The metaphor is that things change a lot.

Fastest speed: galloping: running; Switch: Flash. The description is very fast, like the wind blowing and lightning.

The shortest season: three autumns in one day Three autumns: three quarters. It means that not seeing each other for a day is like three quarters. The parable is short, but it feels very long. Describe the longing earnestly.

The strangest animal: the tiger head snake tail The head is as big as a tiger and the tail is as thin as a snake. The parable starts with a lot of momentum, but then it has little momentum, and there is no beginning and no end.

The longest day: the days are as long as the years A day is as long as a year. Describe life as very difficult.

The Most Precious Words: The Golden Word is a metaphor for valuable and valuable counsel.

The best business: a million profits with small capital and large profits.

The Most Powerful Thief: Stealing the Sky and Changing the Day is a metaphor for secretly changing the truth of things in order to achieve the purpose of deception.

The biggest surgery: the medicine to the disease as soon as the medicine is taken to get sick. Described as having a very good effect on the medication.

The noblest of people (otherworldly) (self-sacrificing)??

The tallest man (standing up to the heavens and the earth).

The heaviest words (one word).

The hardest meal to cook - no rice.

The biggest change (galloping).

The shortest season (one day, three autumns).

The longest day (as in years).

The weirdest animal (tiger head and snake tail).

The most precious words (Chrysostom).

The most powerful thief (stealing the day).

The biggest surgery (rebirth).

The highest waterfall (plummeting).

The best business (a million profits).

The most precious time (a moment of gold).

The most stingy person (a dime does not pluck it).

The fastest speed of reading a book (10 lines at a glance).

The most generous remuneration (a thousand words).

The strongest fortifications (united).

The fastest flowing water (a thousand miles).

No Rice Cook: Cooking. The parable of what cannot be done without the necessary conditions.

Please.

It is difficult for a good woman to drink without rice