A person who drinks words and a stick who guesses idioms

When the head stick drinks dāng tóu bàng hè

Interpretation] dangtou: head-on; Drink: Shout loudly. It was originally a Buddhist term. Zen monks receive beginners with a blow to the head with a stick; or a loud shout; to test the other party's comprehension. Now it refers to violent means of shaking and awakening.

Language] Song Shi Daoyuan's "Jingde Chuan Lantern Record": "Linji Yixuan Zen Master asked Lepu and said: 'Come up; one-person walking stick; Drink alone; Ah that pro?

He said, 'It's not close.' The teacher said:

What do you do? 'Drink it with a stool; The division will fight. ”

Zhengyin] dang; It cannot be pronounced as "dànɡ"; Drink; It cannot be pronounced as "hē".

synonyms] morning bell and dusk drum deaf and deaf when the head is a blow.

Usage] is mostly used in written language. It is generally used as the subject and object.

Structure] is more formal.

Example sentence] We should be those lawbreakers who disturb social order; Make them stop all kinds of criminal activities immediately.

Give sharp advice for one to wake up from error

A sharp warning. Pronunciation dāng tóu bàng hè Interpretation Zen Buddhist monks receive beginners, often with a blow or a loud shout with a stick to urge him to wake up. The metaphor is a stern warning that prompts people to wake up.

Source: Song Shi Puji, "Five Lantern Huiyuan, Huang Baiyun Zen Master's Heir, Linji Yixuan Zen Master": "In the hall, the monk asked: 'How is the general idea of Buddhism?' 'The teacher also erected a whisk, the monk drank it, and the teacher drank it. The monk proposed, and the teacher hit. ”

Example We should take the lead in the face of those criminals and immediately stop all kinds of illegal and criminal activities.

synonyms: morning bell, dusk drum, deaf and deaf, a blow to the head.

[dāng tóu bàng hè]

A sharp warning. When the head is drunk, the patriarch of Zen Buddhism often gives a stick to the head without asking the reason, or shouts loudly to answer the order, in order to test the degree of comprehension of Buddhism. The latter refers to a means of inducing people to wake up or giving people a serious warning. "Five Lantern Huiyuan, Huang Baiyun Zen Master, Dharma Heir, Linji Yixuan Zen Master":

When I went to the hall, the monk asked, 'How is the Dharma gist?' 'The teacher also erected a whisk, the monk drank it, and the teacher drank it.

The monk proposed, and the teacher hit. Later, he used the metaphor of "drinking on the head" as a blow or warning to promote people's awakening.

A sharp warning.

Pronunciation [dāng tóu bàng hè].

Explanation] Zen Buddhist monks often receive beginners with a blow or a loud shout with a stick to urge him to wake up. The metaphor is a stern warning that prompts people to wake up.

Summary. Drinking at the head is a metaphor for giving the other person a stern warning to make people sober.

Hello. Drinking at the head is a metaphor for giving the other person a stern warning to make people sober.

When the head is the stick, the head is the head: head-on. Awesome:

Hit with a stick. Drink: Shouting Tong Ju scolded.

Buddhist terms. It refers to the Buddhist Zen master receiving the bridge of the beginner Buddha, often without asking the reason, with a blow with a stick or a loud shout, Henglun fiercely asked the other party to react without thinking, in order to test the degree of their understanding of Buddhism. The latter refers to an enlightening warning or a sudden blow.

Also known as "a blow to the head".

A person has a stick on his head, and a drink word on his mouth" guesses that the idiom is "when the head stick leads to drink".

Analysis] A person has a stick on his head", and the meaning of "is a stick on the head", plus the word "drink" on the side of the mouth, so it constitutes the idiom "drink when the head stick".

【Explanation】On the head of the person (when the head) + stick (stick) + drink word (drink) = when the head stick drinks.

Pronunciation [dāng tóu bàng hè].

Interpretation] When Zen Buddhist monks receive people who come to study, they often hit them with a stick or shout loudly to promote their comprehension. A metaphor for a sobering warning.

He said, 'It's not close.' The teacher said:

What do you do? 'Drink it with a stool; The division will fight. ”

synonyms] 1, 发聋振聩 [ fā lóng zhèn kuì ] makes a loud noise, so that deaf people can also hear, metaphorically using words to wake up confused people. It is also said to be deafening.

Source: "The Book of Rites: Zhongni Yanju": "The three sons heard this and the son of heaven; It's obvious. "Han Meicheng "Seven Rounds": "Although there is drowning and stagnation; He will stretch his arms; Blind, deaf and wait-and-see. ”

2. 醍醐empowerment [ tí hú guàn dǐng ] Buddhism refers to instilling wisdom and making people completely "awaken". The parable was inspired by the brilliant advice.

Source: Don Gu Gu's poem "Difficult to Walk": "How do you know that the empowerment has a Daigo, which can make the cool head not hot." ”

3. 当头一stick [ dāng tóu yī bàng ] is a metaphor for a warning that prompts people to wake up.

Source: Qing Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions" Chapter 117: "When I heard that the monk asked about jade, it was like a blow to the head, and he said: 'You don't need silver, I'll return the jade to you.'" ’”

A sharp warning.

dāng baitóu bàng hèdu

Interpretation] dangtou: head-on; Drink: Shout out zhi. The original dao is a Buddhist term.

Zen monks receive beginners and struck them head-on with sticks; or a loud shout; to test the other party's comprehension. Now it refers to violent means of shaking and awakening.

Language] Song Shi Daoyuan's "Jingde Chuan Lantern Record": "Linji Yixuan Zen Master asked Lepu and said: 'Come up; one-person walking stick; Drink alone; Ah that pro?

He said, 'It's not close.' The teacher said:

What do you do? 'Drink it with a stool; The division will fight. ”

Zhengyin] dang; It cannot be pronounced as "dànɡ"; Drink; It cannot be pronounced as "hē".

synonyms] morning bell and dusk drum deaf and deaf when the head is a blow.

Usage] is mostly used in written language. It is generally used as the subject and object.

Structure] is more formal.

Example sentence] We should be those lawbreakers who disturb social order; Make them stop all kinds of criminal activities immediately.

Give sharp advice for one to wake up from error

Take it all your own.

Pinyin: dú dāng yī miàn

Explanation: Be responsible for one aspect of work alone.

Source: "Historical Records: Liuhou Family": "And the general of the Han King, Han Xin alone is a big deal, and he is on the side." ”

Sentence formation: 1. After a period of adaptation, he will soon be able to take charge of the company on his own.

2. My brother has made very rapid progress, and he can be on his own after just half a year of joining the company.

3. After a few months of training, he can now be on his own.

The bystanders are clear or gather less into more.

There are many people, so let's try them separately.

A person stands with a stick and beats an idiom - jumping beam clown.

jumping beam clown tiào liáng xiǎo chǒu [interpretation] jumping beam: leaping jumping; Joker: A contempt for a person. It is a metaphor for the bad guys who can't become a big climate when they are rampant.

Source] "Zhuangzi Leisurely Travel": "Zi Du does not see the raccoon cattle, humbles and crouches, waits for Ao, jumps off the beam from east to west, and does not rise to the top." "Chinese Zhou Yushang": "The king is unbearable, and the situation is ugly?" ”

Structure] is more formal.

Usage] is used in a derogatory sense. It is generally used as the subject and object.

Zhengyin] ugly; It cannot be pronounced as "cǒu".

Identification] beam; Can't write "粱".

synonyms] black sheep, snob.

Antonyms] righteous people, gentlemen, people with lofty ideals.

Example sentence] There are always a few people in the international community who follow the superpower and clamoring to interfere in the internal affairs of other countries.

English translation] a clown

During the Song Dynasty, Zhang Jingxian, the deputy history of the household department, was upright and vicious, and he was not afraid of power and insisted on exile for Zheng Fang, who did evil. In the early years of Yuanfeng, he became the highest governor of the Heyang area. The ethnic minorities in the southwest invaded, and Zhang Jingxian made a statement to the emperor

Those who harass the border are clowns who occupy favorable terrain and are easy to defend and difficult to attack. ”

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