Ask two idioms, and two idioms ask for the source and meaning

1.Because he was very frightened and frightened, he couldn't move anymore--- he was stunned.

2.After listening to other people's explanations, I half understood and half didn't understand--- and I didn't understand it.

1. The soul does not possess the body.

2. Half-understood.

1.Struck dumb.

2.It seems to understand but not understand.

1 is stunned, 2 seems to understand but not understand.

Like a deer caught in headlights. Smattering.

1.Shocked.

2.Smattering.

Like a deer caught in headlights. Skeptical.

Dumbfounded and confused.

Like a deer caught in headlights. Confused.

1.Trembling and standing 2It seems to understand but not understand.

Summary. Ask an idiom, meaning that there is an idiom that you don't know and need to ask someone else.

Ask an idiom, meaning that there is an idiom that you don't know and need to ask someone else.

Ask an idiom, meaning that there is an idiom that you don't know and need to ask someone else.

This word is looking for the teacher, can you help me find an idiom to analyze this word?

Good. The idiom for analyzing the word is to look left and right.

In addition, there are also leaning forward and closing back, looking forward and backward, looking east and west, and looking east and west.

Analysis] Searching for the east and west is not an idiom. Idioms to describe looking for the east and looking for the west: looking left and right, leaning forward and closing together, looking forward and looking backwards, looking east and west, looking east and west.

1. Looking for things in the east and looking for them in the west: it refers to looking everywhere; 2. Look left and right: point to the left and right.

It can be used to describe smugness, hesitation, etc.; 3. Leaning forward and back: describing the appearance of being drunk or laughing or sleepy and unable to straighten up; 4. Looking ahead and looking backwards: Describe being thoughtful and cautious before doing things.

It is also described as having too many concerns and hesitation; 5. Looking around: Describe looking here and there.

How does the teacher make a sentence.

Let me see. The teacher may be looking for a sentence, thank you for the teacher's praise.

Good. Searching for Xiluo, making a sentence like this He searched all day long, but there was still no clue.

From the sub-section - The Legend of the West Chamber (No. 2), the Yellow Crane Drunkard.

Basic explanation:1The title of the piece.

Words are explained separately: Yellow Crane.

1.Bird name. i.e. cranes.

2.Bird name. i.e. the yellow bird.

3.Yu Xiancai, great talent.

4.Tang Cuihao's poem "Yellow Crane Tower":"In the past, people have taken the white clouds to go, and the Yellow Crane Tower is vacant here. The yellow crane is gone, and the white clouds are empty for thousands of years. "Later"Yellow Crane"A metaphor for things that are gone forever. Drunkard.

1.Alcoholic old man.

2.Ouyang Xiu's alias.

Listening to the bell at night explains: Hearing the bell at night inspires people to think deeply and wake up.

1."Overwhelmed" originally described the scenery as numerous and dizzying. Later, it was described as too many people or complicated affairs, version.

The reception couldn't cope enough.

The right to the house here is not a scenery It is more appropriate to use "row upon row" Example sentence: The restaurant is crowded with people, and the staff is overwhelmed.

2."As you wish" means that the desired thing is fulfilled and the desired thing is satisfied, this idiom is used as a predicate, object, and adverbial cannot be used to modify laughter Example sentence: He finally got his wish and was admitted to Peking University.

Overwhelmed with copies

Explanation]: Leisure: Idle. The original description of the scenery is so varied that it is too late to enjoy it. Later, he described too many "people" or "things" as too many to deal with. - The style of the house cannot be used.

Get one's way. Explanation]: Compensation: realization, satisfaction. It was fulfilled as hoped. Refers to the fulfillment of wishes. - This idiom cannot be used to modify "laugh".

The original description of the scenery is varied, dizzying. Later, it was described that there were too many people or complicated affairs, and the reception could not cope with it. The main focus is on the angle of the connection.

Wish-fulfillment means that the desired things have been realized, the desired things have been satisfied, and the righteousness is satisfactory and the heavens follow the wishes of the people.