Who can prove that these are idioms, all my scores go to him!

The first upstairs has been answered very well. The second word should be said not to be an idiom, the so-called idiom can not just have a source and future generations do not need to be meaningless, such as what you said "meet an old man", this is a source but others have not quoted, it is not an idiom, and even if a few words are ordinary if they have been quoted, it has become an idiom such as "seven up and eight down", these four words just came out and did not see anything special at all, others quoted more, and the meaning appeared.

I explain the superficial meaning of the return of fallen leaves. Let's not talk about fallen leaves, there are two meanings of return, the first meaning: push, push, is a compliment.

The second is to borrow weight, that is, to seek one's own interests by using the power and prestige of others. is a derogatory term. The meaning of the return of fallen leaves should be interpreted according to the meaning of the first layer (the second layer is meaningless), that is, when people are old, such as the ancients when they are officials, they will be pushed by others, this phenomenon is normal in ancient times, when a person wants to leave, others will give him a false official title or other symbolic honor, which is called the return of fallen leaves.

I don't know how I explain the landlord is not satisfied.,As for the source, I haven't found it yet.。。 However, there should be, but it must not become an idiom.

Proof: Your idiom comes from the dictionary.

And because the landlord stipulates that it cannot be found in the dictionary.

Therefore, the conclusion is that the above idiom does not exist.

There is no solution to this question

River Slope Moon Fall] is the existence of the source [Chinese Dictionary].

Interpretation means that the night is coming to an end. Same as "the river pours and the moon falls".

There really is no ......... for the return of leaves

These are not idioms in the first place, do you need to prove them?

Proof: Your idiom is from the Dictionary of Collapse.

And because the landlord stipulates that it cannot be found in the dictionary.

Therefore, the conclusion is that the above idiom does not exist.

There is no solution to this question. Outside:

The river is slanting and the moon is there.

Source: [Chinese Dictionary].

Interpretation means that the night is coming to an end. Same as "the river group silver shed falls on the moon".

There really is no ......... for the return of leaves

Method 3:

1. As you said, love your girlfriend well and don't pay attention.

2. Pour out your heart to her, and honesty with women is one of the secrets to winning hearts.

3. As the saying goes: "If you don't work from the east, you will be tired to death", and the same is true for coaxing a woman, pay attention to her hobbies, and act according to her wishes.

I wish you all the best.

Note: Can help you.

I only need twenty points.

Women are not the same as men.

If a woman is not completely dead to you, she will not give up.

Since she is afraid that you will be sad.

It shows that she still cares about you.

You should be fully aware of your problem.

To love her more.

I had a similar experience.

But we're fine now.

And it's more tacit than before.

It's not your big quarrel that matters.

It's your attitude after a big fight.

You feel that.

Why do you want others to help you with your feelings?Don't you have a brain?As long as you use your sincerity, you give, even if she leaves you in the end, it is her loss, because she lost a good boy who loves her the most, two people love each other more to have a kind of respect, rather than trying to make a party happy, show your sincerity, and believe in your own !!

The upstairs talk makes a lot of sense.

Love is mutual, and if you've done enough and can't get it back, it's not your fault. It's not that you want to redeem it, it depends on whether the woman has this heart.

Do what you have to do She really chose to leave, and that's her loss. In the last sentence, do what you have to do.

As long as you love her. No performance is required.

She'll know how much you love her. ///

As long as you do what you do as a boyfriend.

Give her love, care for her. Love her.

That would be fine.

Get your movie ticket ready at your bedside and alert him if he doesn't see it.

Pretend to drop the ticket where he's and then you have to act like you care about the ticket and find it there, and I'm sure he'll feel it.

Fate is to be created by oneself.

Get married

Give him everything you have and let him feel your sincerity!

Women are very easy to be touched!Start with small things, pay more attention to Xiaojie's practice, and he will naturally love you more and more!

It is impossible for the two of them to be together for the rest of their lives as if they were in love at the beginning, do they still hug and hug, how disgusting, she doesn't say it, her heart may not think so, don't look at her as if she doesn't love you anymore, you will reduce your love for her, mainly by practical action, anyone will play tricks.

Well, you can surprise him

For example, use candles to form a heart under him

Don't feel cheesy

Someone tried

It's a good result

It's a vulgar way to be good!

Trust each other is the most important thing, and I see that you will end up like I do.

Try to trust the other person.

You should give her that heart of yours and she will know. Do you know this?

1. A colleague told me a joke.

It's okay to use it that way.

But it's better to describe it with a sad face.

Because gloom and sadness are generally used to describe sadness, when encountering something extremely sad.

It's not that sad that the grades here are not good.

It's nothing if it's all announced, it's not a blow at all, on the contrary, if this person is self-motivated and sees others with higher grades than himself, it will become his motivation, unless he doesn't want to learn it himself, in this way, you can't do anything you want, it's useless.

You can only announce the top three results, and announce the rankings of other students with "xx up xx places, xx down xx places." "That's it.

The teacher can do this, and after the test paper is sent, he can take the test paper to ask the teacher for leave! Not only can you know your learning situation, but you can also make up for your homework!

If you want to know, go to the office and ask the teacher quietly, and you know that it doesn't hurt your self-esteem t-t

Who wants to know who goes to ask the teacher. And taking the initiative to ask may get the attention of the teacher.

Send each person their own ranking.

Idioms to describe good results at the beginning are: victory, success, success, victory in the first battle, and overnight success.

1. Victory.

Pinyin: qí kāi dé shèng

Interpretation: Originally referred to as the first military flag, the battle was won. The metaphor is that things are successful at the beginning.

Source: The fourth fold of Yuan Anonymous's "Shooting Willow Hammer Pill": "Rely on the master Hongfu, the flag is victorious, and the horse is successful." ”

Translation: Thanks to the master's share of the blessings, the matter was successful at the beginning.

Usage: linked; as a predicate; Compliments.

synonyms: Success, victory, victory in the first battle.

Antonyms: a thousand miles of collapse, a touch of collapse.

Example sentence: At the 14th Asian Games, the Chinese team won a victory and won many gold medals on the first day.

2. Shoot Lu.

Pinyin: chū shǒu dé lú

Interpretation: The parable triumphs all at once. Lu: In ancient times, the five sons of the opera were all black, which was the most popular.

Source: Xiao Zixian of the Southern Dynasty "The Book of Southern Qi - The Biography of Zhang Bi": "The pi threw it with a hundred mouths, and he got Lu Yi. ”

Translation: Zhang Bi threw a hundred mouthfuls and won at once.

synonyms: to get off to a winning start.

Antonyms: It is not good to be a teacher.

Usage: verb-object; the most predicate, the definite; Figuratively, things are going well.

3. Immediately to success.

Pinyin: mǎ dào chéng gōng

Definition: Describes things going smoothly and succeeding at the beginning.

Source: The second fold of Yuan Anonymous's "Little Captain Chi": "The old lieutenant is late to go, and he will succeed immediately." “

Translation: The old lieutenant General Chi went and was successful at the beginning.

synonyms: victorious, natural.

Antonyms: Repeated defeats.

Usage: as a predicate, a definite, an object; It is often used in conjunction with "winning the flag".

Example sentence: That old actor made a comeback after twenty years and was a success.

4. Victory in the first battle.

Pinyin: shǒu zhàn gào jié

Interpretation: Victory in the first battle. The metaphor started well and went well.

Source: Modern Zhang Yi and "The Past Is Not as Lonely as Smoke": "When I see people, people are still healthy - my mother thinks that Zhu Jingfang won the first battle." ”

synonyms: to get off to a winning start.

Example sentence: He won the first gold medal of the Games and won the first battle.

5. Overnight.

Pinyin: yī cù ér jiù

Interpretation: The metaphor is that things are easy and they succeed all at once.

Source: Song Su Xun's "Ueda Privy Secret": "Scholars in the world do not want to create the domain of saints overnight." ”

Translation: All the scholars in the world, who do not want to reach the realm of saints in one step.

synonyms: overnight.

Antonyms: Lack of speed.

Usage: as a predicate, object, definite; Refers to instant success. It is mostly used in negative sentences (which cannot be done overnight).

Example sentence: Now, they believe that victory cannot be achieved overnight, but must be fought for a long time.

Idioms to describe good results at the beginning: victory, success, victory in the first battle, immediate results, and natural success.

Idiom explanation: 1. Victory.

Pinyin: qí kāi dé shèng

Interpretation: It originally refers to the first military flag, and the battle was won, which is a metaphor for the success of things at the beginning.

Citation: The fourth fold of Yuan Anonymous's "Shooting Willow Hammer Pill": "Rely on the master Hongfu, the flag is victorious, and the horse is successful." ”

Translation: Thanks to the blessing of our master, we have started victoriously and succeeded immediately.

2. Horse to success.

Pinyin: mǎ dào gōng chéng

Interpretation: Describes things going well and winning at the beginning.

Translation: I just want you to succeed and return triumphantly.

3. Won the first battle.

Pinyin: shǒu zhàn gào jié

Interpretation: Victory in the first battle is a good and smooth start to the metaphor.

Citation: Zhang Yi and "The Past Is Not as Lonely as Smoke": "I saw people, and people were still healthy - my mother felt that Zhu Jingfang won the first battle." ”

4. Immediate results.

Pinyin: lì gān jiàn yǐng

Interpretation: refers to erecting a bamboo pole in the sun, and immediately sees the shadow of the bamboo pole, and the word means that the effect can be seen immediately or the harvest can be obtained immediately, and it is mostly used to describe that a specific measure can be effective immediately.

Citation: Han Wei Boyang's "Participation in the Deed" Volume II: "Immediately, the valley resounded." ”

Translation: Immediately, the shouting in the valley was immediately heard.

5. It comes naturally.

Pinyin: shuǐ dào qú chéng

Interpretation: Taoist philosophy, water comes naturally, which means that there is a channel where the water flows, and the metaphor is that after the conditions, things will naturally succeed, that is, the work will be natural.

Citation: Song Su Shi's "Answer to Qin Taixu Book": "Don't make scriptures and paintings when the time comes, it will come naturally, and you don't need to worry about it." ”

Translation: When the time comes, the painting will come naturally, and there is no need to think about it in advance.

1.A victorious start.

Pinyin: qí kāi dé shèng

Explanation]: As soon as you open the flag and enter the battle, you will be victorious. It is a metaphor for getting good results at the beginning of things.

2.Immediately to success.

Pinyin: mǎ dào chéng gōng

Explanation]: Describe the success of the job at the beginning.

3.Success will come when conditions are ripe..

Pinyin: shuǐ dào qú chéng

Explanation]: Canal: A watercourse. Where the water flows, it naturally forms a waterway. When the metaphor is ripe, things will naturally succeed.

4.It's overwhelming.

Pinyin]: shì rú pò zhú

Explanation]: Momentum: momentum, might. The situation is like splitting bamboo, after the first few knots are broken, the lower knots are separated by the sword. The metaphor is victorious and unhindered.

5.Victory in the first battle.

Pinyin: shǒu zhàn gào jié

Explanation]: Victory in the first battle.