Four word words at the beginning of the word, four character idioms at the beginning

The coming day is long, menacing, unknown, and hard-won

Those who come do not refuse, come and do not go to rudeness, those who come are not good, those who are good do not come, the ins and outs, those who come can be chased, those who come and go, and the way is unknown

The way to come, the day to come, the one who comes to the top, the cause and effect

Coming and going, the next life can not be waited, coming and going are clear, the coming day is difficult, coming and going, coming and going, coming and right, coming and going, going to right and wrong

Come to the good teacher, the one who comes is not good, and there is no trace of coming.

The four-character idiom that comes to the beginning is as follows:The source is unknown, the comer does not refuse, the comer does not refuse, the coming and going without a trace, the coming day is a big disaster, the way to come, the comer can be chased, the coming and going, the cause and effect, the coming day is long, the trace is coming, the good rest is good, the coming is not easy, the love is going, the coming and going are clear, the coming and going, the coming and going, the origin is unknown, the coming is not easy, the coming is in a hurry, the ins and outs, the comer is not good, and the coming is not good.

Part of the idiom explained:

1. Unknown origin: It means that the origin is not verified.

2. It is not easy to come from a hailstorm: it means that the success of things or the achievement of property has gone through arduous sailing efforts.

3. Back and forth: refers to the constant repetition of actions or words back and forth.

4. Coming and going: It is a Chinese word, from "Xu Ye", which describes coming and going quickly.

Characteristics of the idiom:Idioms are a major feature of traditional Chinese culture, with fixed structural forms and fixed expressions, indicating a certain meaning, and are applied as a whole in sentences, taking on components such as subject, object, and definite. A large part of the idiom is inherited from ancient times, and it is often different from modern Chinese in terms of wording, and it represents a story or allusion.

1. The structural stability and composition of the components generally cannot be replaced arbitrarily.

2. Wholeness in meaning, idioms are fixed phrases or phrases that have been formed for a long time with concise forms and incisive meanings. Idioms mostly consist of four characters, but there are also three or more characters.

The four-word phrase that begins with the following is as follows:

The coming day is long, the ins and outs, the comers do not refuse, the origin is unknown, the hard-won, the menacing, the birds and green plums, the greetings and sends, the occasion of the coming, the cause and effect, the letters, the hurried, the comings and goings, the coming and going, the coming and going, the crumbs, the crumbs

Coming and going, coming and going, coming and going, coming and going, coming and going, coming and going.

Lai, pronounced lái, is a first-level character in the general standard of Chinese. This character was first seen in the Shang Dynasty oracle bone inscription, and its ancient character resembles the image of a wheat plant, which originally refers to wheat. The commonly used meaning of "arrival" in Chinese is a false meaning.

By extension, the intention to move or move. By representing the space from one to the other, or for a period of time in the future. It is also used as a virtual word to indicate an approximation.

Hieroglyphs. Like a wheat, it has the shape of an ear of wheat. "Sayings":

Come, Zhou received Ruimai to come. One to two seams, like the shape of its mangs. Heaven comes, so it comes for the line.

The poem says: "I come to the house" (according to the "poem, Zhou Song, Siwen": "I come to Mou").

The original meaning of the word came was wheat.

The Shang Dynasty script was more pictographic, and at that time, in order to highlight the ears of wheat, a horizontal glyph was added to the upper end of the word. This style of writing was inherited by the Western Zhou Dynasty and the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, but the pictographic meaning gradually weakened. From the Western Zhou Dynasty to the Warring States Period, there are complex ways to write the characters, that is, the characters from or from.

I see, people come and go

No, the origin is unknown

The wind comes from the air, and the purple air comes from the east

It's time to run, it's long overdue

There is a phoenix, don't come unharmed

Coming and drinking

Returning, courtesy, exchanges

Carry on the past and forge ahead into the future, and the future is long

format" ......Let's ......The words "go" are: running around, flying around, swimming, walking, turning over and over, spring to autumn, straight to straight, eyebrows to eyebrows, talking to go, spring to autumn, spring to autumn, ......

1.Running around.

Pinyin: pǎoláipǎoqù

Explanation: Quickly from here to there, and slowly seep from that side to this side.

2.Fly.

Pinyin: fēi lái fēi qù

Explain the brother: rush, jump or fly back and forth.

3.Eyebrows flickered.

Pinyin: méi lái yǎn qù

Explanation: Describe flirting with eyebrows and eyes.

4.Swim around.

Pinyin: yóu lái yóu qù

Explanation: Act in the water.

5: Turning over and over.

Pinyin: fān lái fù qù

Explanation: Refers to turning back and forth.