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Anonymous users2024-02-07Huddle together to be consistent and act like one. Describe the relationship as extremely intimate, and there are hundreds: a lot; Cheng: Achievement. Refers to achieving nothing.
Do not follow the rules, do not form a square compass: compass; Moment: Curved ruler. Figuratively doing things should follow certain rules: hold, take; Han: Bird feathers, borrowed from the brush. Pick up the pen and write an article, describing the quick thinking.
Adult months after months, year after year, month after month. Describe the long time in the thousands, and describe the number is extremely large.
Day and night, day and night, day and night.
Successful people are called kings and emperors, and losers are reduced to grass lovers cherish time and do not waste energy.
Cherish feathers Feathers: A metaphor for people's prestige. It is a metaphor for cherishing one's reputation and acting very carefully.
Compassion for the poor and the elderly.
Spare no effort to give up the cost.
The time when the sun shadow moves an inch should also be cherished. It means that time is extremely valuable.
Pity is a metaphor for a man's care and consideration for the woman he loves.
It's a pity to throw it away.
It is not enough to die: it is worth it; Pity: stinginess or pity. Describe not being afraid of death or dying worthlessly.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Worse than useless.
Pinyin】 chéng shì bù zú, bài shì yǒu yú
Explanation] refers to not doing things well, but making things worse.
Usage] complex sentence form; make a clause; Refers to things getting worse and worse; It is often used to blame or complain about people.
Example] He is a human being, and he can't let him do anything.
synonyms] Insufficient success, more than bad things.
English】 A bull in a China shop has no rules.
It is used to exhort people to consciously abide by the rules and regulations. The original meaning of it was that without a compass and a curved ruler, it would be impossible to draw two patterns, a circle and a square. The original meaning of the words rules and rectangles is that carpenters used to correct the two tools of circles and squares, the gauge is the compass, and the moment is the "curved ruler", not the meaning of the curved ruler.
Hundreds. Describe the number of extremely large, in groups.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Immediately to success, cherish words like gold, become a king and defeat a villain.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Contains all the idioms and explanations of the word "pity":It is not enough to die: it is worth it; Pity: stinginess or pity. Describe not being afraid of death or dying worthlessly.
It's a pity to throw it away.
Pity the fragrance and cherish the jade - a metaphor for the man's care and consideration for the woman he loves.
Yu cherishes the yin - refers to Yu is diligent in water control and cherishes time.
Farewell - Yiyi: the look of nostalgic staring; Farewell: reluctant to part. Described as very nostalgic and reluctant to separate.
Sympathy - people with the same personality, interests, and circumstances love, sympathize, and support each other.
Cherish words as gold - refers to extremely saving words, not much pen and ink.
Cherishing hospitality and righteousness - refers to hospitality and righteousness.
Light pity - to describe all kinds of love.
Light pity and pity - describe all kinds of love. Same as "light pity and heavy pity".
Light pity - to describe all kinds of love. Same as "light pity and heavy pity".
Pity the poor and cherish the old - love the elderly and sympathize with the poor.
Do not hesitate to do so - never hesitate (to pay a big price).
Sympathy - Sympathy: refers to a wise person; Cherish: cherish. It is a metaphor for people of the same kind who cherish each other.
Pity finger loss - pity: stinginess. Losing a palm because he couldn't bear a finger. The parable is small and the big is lost.
Cherish the jade and pity the fragrance - pity, pity: love and pity; Jade and incense: a metaphor for women. It is a metaphor for a man's care and consideration for the woman he loves.
Cherish ink as gold - cherish: cherish. Cherish ink like gold. Refers to not being able to write easily.
Cherish the old and pity the poor - love the elderly and sympathize with the poor.
The time when the sun shadow moves an inch should also be cherished. It means that time is extremely valuable.
Spare no effort to give up the cost.
Cherish feathers Feathers: A metaphor for people's prestige. It is a metaphor for cherishing one's reputation and acting very carefully.
Love is sleepy and pure pity - cherish time and do not waste energy.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03Idioms that begin with the word "pity" and their explanations are as follows:
Cherish words as gold - refers to extremely saving words, not much pen and ink.
Pity finger loss - pity: stinginess. Losing a palm because he couldn't bear a finger. The parable is small and the big is lost.
Cherish the jade and pity the fragrance - pity, pity: love and pity; Jade and incense: a metaphor for women. It is a metaphor for a man's care and consideration for the woman he loves.
Cherish ink as gold - cherish: cherish. Cherish ink like gold. Refers to not being able to write easily.
Cherish the old and pity the poor - love the elderly and sympathize with the poor.
Cherishing hospitality and righteousness - refers to hospitality and righteousness.
The idiom and explanation of the word "pity" in the second place are as follows:
Spare no effort to give up the cost.
Take care of your feathers. Feathers: A metaphor for people's prestige. It is a metaphor for cherishing one's reputation and acting very carefully.
The idiom and explanation of the word "pity" in the third place are as follows:
Sympathy - Sympathy: refers to a wise person; Cherish: cherish. It is a metaphor for people of the same kind who cherish each other.
Pity the fragrance and cherish the jade. It is a metaphor for a man's care and consideration for the woman he loves.
Pity the poor and cherish the old - love the elderly and sympathize with the poor.
Love the day and cherish the strength: cherish the time and do not waste energy.
The idiom and explanation of the word "pity" in the fourth place are as follows:
Do not hesitate to do so - never hesitate (to pay a big price).
Sympathy - people with the same personality, interests, and circumstances love, sympathize, and support each other.
It is not enough to die: it is worth it; Pity: stinginess or pity. Describe not being afraid of death or dying worthlessly.
Light pity - to describe all kinds of love.
Light pity and pity - describe all kinds of love. Same as "light pity and heavy pity".
Light pity - to describe all kinds of love. Same as "light pity and heavy pity".
It's a pity to throw it away.
The time when the sun shadow moves an inch should also be cherished. It means that time is extremely valuable.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02The idioms of cherishing words are not regretted, death is not enough pity, pity the fragrance and cherish the jade, pity each other, pity the poor and pity the cheap, the tasteless food, the pity of abandonment, the pity of the inch, the water near the water, the pity of the time such as gold, the pity of the fingers, the pity of the fingers, the pity of the cost, the pity of the farewell, the pity of the orphan and the widow, the inch of the yin is a pity, the pity of the ink is like gold, the pity of the poor and the old, the pity of the light, the pity of abandonment, the pity of the word such as gold, the pity of the guest and the righteousness, stealing life and regretting death, the pity of the ink if gold, the pity of the old and the poor, the loss of blood, the pity of sitting on the building, the love of the day and the strength, the regret of parting, etc.
1. Cherish words as gold: It refers to extremely saving words and not much pen and ink. It's a pity to miss your fingers:
Pity: stinginess. Losing a palm because he couldn't bear a finger.
The parable is small and the big is lost. Pity the jade and pity the fragrance: pity, pity:
Affection; Jade and incense: a metaphor for women. It is a metaphor for a man's care and consideration for the woman he loves.
Cherish ink as gold - cherish: cherish.
Cherish ink like gold. Refers to not being able to write easily. Pity the old and the poor:
Love the elderly and sympathize with the poor. Cherishing hospitality and righteousness - refers to hospitality and righteousness.
2. Spare no expense: It means that the cost is given up. Cherish feathers Feathers: A metaphor for people's prestige. It is a metaphor for cherishing one's reputation and acting very carefully.
3. Sympathy: Compassion: refers to a wise person; Pity:
Love. It is a metaphor for people of the same kind who cherish each other. Pity is a metaphor for a man's care and consideration for the woman he loves.
Pity the poor and cherish the old - love the elderly and sympathize with the poor. Love the day and cherish the strength:
Cherish your time and don't waste your energy.
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