The part where the horizontal line is drawn is expressed in an idiom, how to do it,

All kinds of sounds are noisy and chaotic:

Advocate noisy] describes the noisy and lively sound of ** performance.

Golden Drums: Golden Cymbals and Drums. Khotan: loud. Describe the sound of ** performance is noisy and lively. It is also described as a military majesty or fierce battle.

Flock Female Porridge Porridge] originally described the birds singing in harmony. Later, he described the large number of women present and their noisy voices.

蜩螗羹boiling】蜩螗: cicada; Boiling: Boiling. Describe the sound as noisy and noisy, like the noise of cicadas, boiling water, and boiling. The metaphor is restless.

The boiling of the water in the ding] is like the boiling of water in the ding. Describe the situation as unstable. It is also sometimes used to describe a noisy human voice.

Famous all over the world:

Worldwide famous or world famous.

Since I can't see the scene of "all kinds of noisy and chaotic sounds" here, I list multiple idioms and write them yourself according to the situation.

Heavy traffic. World-famous.

The first: the traffic is busy (bustling, full of people).

The second: world-famous (well-known overseas).

Answer: The first answer: idioms (busy, bustling, full of voices, etc.)

Indicates that the sound is noisy on the street.

Second answer: Idioms (world-famous, well-known overseas, world-famous, etc.) mean that the whole world is famous.

The watchtower owner

Bustling. World-famous.

Advocate noisy] describes the noisy and lively sound of ** performance.

Preach the noise. World-famous.

Voices. World-famous.

The noisy human voice is world-famous.

The golden drum is noisy. World-famous.

The boiling of the water. World-famous.

The boiling of the water. Famous.

World-famous and bustling.

Bustling and famous.

The metaphor is incomplete.

失三落四 [ diū sān là sì ] Basic Definition Detailed Interpretation.

diū sān là sì ]

Describes sloppiness or bad memory and good (hào) forgetfulness.

Source: Qing Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions" Chapter 67: "As the saying goes: 'The finch flies first';."The temporary loss of the province is not complete. ”

Example: The elderly have memory loss and do things often, and young people should be considerate.

Accumulate over a long period.

rì jī yuè lěi

Explanation] Day by day, month by month, month by month. Refers to accumulation over a long period of time.

Source] Song Zhu Xi's "Answer to Zhou Nanzhongshu": "At any time, it can be studied and discussed at any time, but if it is rectified three or five times a day, and three or five things are sorted out, it will accumulate over time, and it will be natural and proficient, and it will be naturally bright." ”

Structure] combined.

Usage] can be used for the accumulation of knowledge, skills, materials, words, money, etc. It is generally used as a predicate, a definite, and an adverbial.

Positive tone] product; It cannot be pronounced as "jí"; Tired; It cannot be pronounced as "lèi".

Identification] tired; It cannot be written as "base".

synonyms] accumulate a lot, and adults accumulate over time.

antonyms] one exposure to ten cold, extravagance.

Example sentences] 1) Rich knowledge depends on hard work; Gained.

2) Learning; There can be no rush.

1.Tao Yuanming's "The Story of the Peach Blossom Spring" tells you about a " paradise"Although it was a fictional story, it had distinct social significance at the time.

2.In the article "The Story of the Nuclear Boat", Wei Xuexun shows a small boat carved from a peach pit that is not more than an inch long, and there are all kinds of people and things on it, which can really be described as ingenious.

3.The scenery of the Three Gorges is breathtaking. Li Daoyuan's Three Gorges is majestic and dangerous, quiet and beautiful, and people can't help but want to take a trip to the Three Gorges.

I went in search of the pear blossoms. Before I arrived at the pear blossoms, I already saw the fallen flowers on the grass. White, fingernail-sized petals, scattered on the lawn one by one.

The meadows are white and green. Stop and look, oh, what a big pear blossom tree. "Pear blossoms are pale white and willows are dark green", thinking of the poems in Su Shi's "Pear Blossoms in the East Column".

Standing under the tree, the hidden wind wafts the sweet fragrance of pear blossoms. I looked at the spring flowers, clusters here, clusters there, hanging among the branches. The flowers are delicate and beautiful.

The stamens are black, and the silky ridges are in the middle of the petals. The petals are simply untouchable. Delicate flowers, ** can withstand a gust of spring breeze.

The wind is soft, and the petals fall, like a weak woman who can't help the wind. The first time I walked into the pear blossom, the first time I admired her, I suddenly found that this flower was indeed a stunner. Pear blossoms with rain, used to describe the crying face of a beautiful woman, is really accurate.

One high and two low

Pinyin yī gāo èr dī

The first spell yged

Interpretation: High and low, strength or weakness, winning or losing. Refers to an unexpected change.

Kangxi Dictionary One, high, two, low.

Source: Lu Yao's "Life" Chapter 2 of the first part, he is determined to be spiritual, to be in front of the society, and Gao Minglou is one high and two low! ”

Example You should think, you have a , what are you going to do with these dolls? Ai Wu "Shi Qing's Sister-in-law".

Continuous undulating pinyin lián mián qǐ fú

First spell LMQF

Paraphrasing: The appearance of continuous continuity; Ups and downs. Continuous and undulating.

Kangxi Dictionary Continuous, continuous, up, down.

Source: None.

Example: The hills here are truly undulating.

ups and downs. 1 pronunciation diēdàngqǐfú

2 Basic explanations.

Describe things changeable and unstable, and it is also a metaphor for the high and low pitch. Ups and downs: full of changes, there are setbacks and twists and turns. The picture shows the ups and downs.

3. Explanation of terms.

synonyms: twists and turns, bizarre ups and downs, ups and downs.

Antonyms: smooth sailing, flat and straightforward.

4. Citations and explanations.

Wang Anyi's "Hong Kong's Love and Love" III:"On a humid and muggy night like this, you don't know how many stories are walking the streets, stopping, ,......stopping,How many joys and sorrows are performed when leaving the contract"

Scales fall from one's eyes.

huǎng rán dà wù

Interpretation] suddenly: the appearance of sudden awakening; Enlightenment: to understand, to understand. means suddenly understood; Come to your senses.

Language] Song Shi Daoyuan's "Jingde Chuan Lantern Record" volume 5: "(Xue) Jian Meng instructed; Suddenly realized. ”

Zhengyin] trance; It cannot be pronounced as "ɡuānɡ".

Discernment] trance; You can't write "shake"; Realize; You can't write "wrong".

synonyms] suddenly brightened, like waking up from a dream, and suddenly opened.

Antisense] is like sitting in the clouds, puzzled.

Usage] is also known as "sudden enlightenment". It can describe a person who suddenly understands something. It is generally used as a predicate, a definite, and an adverbial.

Structure] is more formal.

discernment] and "Sudden Enlightenment"; All of them have the meaning of "understand it all at once". But the "sudden enlightenment" is anything else; It means "from narrow and dark to spacious and bright"; There is no such intention.

Example sentence] That's when I'm ; It turned out that when I was running here last night; Looking afar at the city of fire; the sea of fire; It's the glitter of this harbor.

English translation] suddenly realize

Holding on to his head, he thought: meditating and thinking about it, and suddenly laughed and said I knew: The mouth suddenly opened.