Twenty idioms phonetic paraphrasing, forming sentences

destroyed in once pinyin: huǐ yú yī dàn Interpretation: 於: 在; Once: one day. All the day's work was ruined. It mostly refers to the sudden destruction of the fruits of long-term labor.

Sentence formation: After such a long period of effort, it was ruined in one fell swoop.

Several times 三番 Pinyin: jǐ cì sān fān Interpretation: 番: 次. Over and over. Describe it so many times.

Sentence formation: You have teased me several times, do I have a grudge against you!

1.Beaming.

Pinyin]: [xǐ shàng méi shāo] [Interpretation]: The mood of joy is expressed from the eyebrows.

Sentence formation]: The person I was waiting for was late, and when I saw her, I couldn't help but be overjoyed.

2.Cheerfully.

Pinyin]: [xìng zhì bó bó] [Interpretation]: interest: interest; Bovine: Exuberant look. It is very exciting.

Sentence formation]: In their spare time, students participated in the activities of the science and technology group with great interest.

3.Full of vigor and vitality.

Pinyin]: [shēng lóng huó hǔ] [Interpretation]: Describe lively and vigorous.

Sentence formation]: On the training ground, the soldiers are alive and vigorous, fighting bravely.

For example, the idiom is meticulous, which means to describe it as very serious and not sloppy at all.

In sentences, Mr. Zhang is always meticulous in his teaching work.

Pinyin is as follows, yìsībùgǒu

Idiom: bare-chested on the battlefield Pronunciation: chìbóshàngzhèn

Interpretation: Shirtless. The metaphor is to be on the field and to do it unabashedly.

Sentence formation: He finally went into battle shirtless and went out in person.

Waiting for the rabbit means: an occasional unexpected harvest, you will waste your job, and you will not want to make progress and wait for the pie in the sky to happen again, which will only make you achieve nothing.

Sentence formation: Wait for the rabbit - in our life, don't wait for the rabbit, but take the initiative to create wealth.

想入非bai非xiǎng rù fēdui fēi

Interpretation] Non: out of zhi Buddhist scriptures; Refers to the illusory DAO realm. I thought of going back to a very mysterious and illusory place to answer. Describes cranky thinking that is completely detached from reality.

Speech] Qing Li Baojia's "The Appearance of Officialdom": "Brother Shi is very talented; It's really a fantasy! ”

Identification] non; Can't write "fly".

synonyms] cranky, delusional.

Antisense] down-to-earth, steady.

Usage] is used as a derogatory term. It is generally used as a predicate, object, and adverbial.

Structure] subject-predicate.

discernment] and "whimsy"; All of them mean that ideas cannot be realized and are unrealistic. But the emphasis is on crankiness; There is nothing to be desired; "Whimsical" focuses on describing a peculiar idea; Sometimes there can be something positive.

Example sentence] she is in ; It's hard to spend a moment that thinks it's been a long time, but it's not long.

English translation] indulge one's fancy

The sound of the warbler swallows.

Pinyin】 (yīng shēng yàn yǔ).

Notes] Warbler: Oriole. The words of the swallow, the song of the oriole.

The original description was a good spring. Later, he described the young woman's laughing voice.

Example] Song Jiang listened to the voice of a man, so he came out from under the god cabinet, and when he saw it, it was two girls in Tsing Yi standing by the bed. (Ming Shi Nai'an's "Water Margin" Chapter 42).

Admire the world. Pinyin】 (yǔ shì yǎn yǎng).

Notes】 Yan Yang: Pitch. It refers to not having a certain proposition and following the crowd.

Example] One hand and one foot.

Pinyin】 (yī shǒu yī zú).

Notes】 A person's siblings. Refers to thin strength.

Example] There is a beginning and an end.

Pinyin】 (yǒu shǐ yǒu zhōng).

Note: There is a beginning and an end. It refers to being able to persevere in doing things to the end.

Examples: Maintain friendly relations with each other.

The original is going to end. Pinyin】 (yuán shǐ yào zhōng).

Notes] Original, to: push. Investigate the origin and outcome of the development of things.

Example] And he remembers the way of the saints, so it is called heresy and cannot be learned. (Song Chen Liang, "Ofan, Jia Sheng, Kong Ming, Wei Zheng, Why to Learn Heresy").

The jade beads are sinking. Pinyin] (yù suì zhū chén).

Notes] A metaphor for the death of a beautiful woman.

Source] Example].

Mourn but not sorrow: mourn, mourn; Hurt, nuisance. Originally, it meant that grief did not hurt the body or mind. After describing poetry, ** beautiful and elegant, moderate feelings, but also a metaphor for doing things moderately, there is no overdoing and not enough.

Settle for the time: be content with the usual, go with the flow, and describe being satisfied with the status quo.

Antu relocation: relocation, take relocation very seriously. I am used to living in my hometown and do not want to move easily. Describe nostalgia for the homeland.

Love the house and the crow: Because of the love for that person, and the crow that stays on his house. The parable is a love for a person or something that is related to him because he loves him.

Anbu as a car: safe, serene, unhurried; step, line; When, as. In ancient times, nobles had to take a car when they went out, so they used Anbu as a car to say that people could be poor and lowly. Nowadays, it is often used to indicate that you can walk calmly without taking a car.

Happiness in poverty: Ease in poverty, be content with poverty; Joy is to keep the way. In a poor situation, he still enjoys keeping the way. This is the attitude advocated by Confucianism.

Settle down: life has fallen, and the spirit has sustenance.

An Zhiruosu: An, peace of mind; Zhi, literary pronouns, generations of people or things; Plain, usually. He didn't care about the embarrassment, and his mood was as calm as usual.

Now it also refers to turning a blind eye to erroneous words and actions and letting them go unchecked. (In case of unpleasant situations or anomalies) treat them as they normally would, and don't care.

Step-by-step: the department and class are categories and orders; Just, attributed. Originally, it meant that the structure of the writing article was properly arranged, and the sentence formation and word choice were standardized. Now refers to doing things according to a certain organization and following a certain procedure. Sometimes it also refers to doing things according to the old rules and lacking in enthusiasm.

According to the map: Suo, find; Ji, good horse. The original metaphor was dogmatic, but now it also refers to finding things according to clues.

Secretly crossing Chencang: refers to the strategy of confusing the enemy in the front and attacking suddenly on the flank; It is also used as a metaphor for activities carried out in the shadows (mostly referring to abnormal behavior between men and women).

Gloomy ecstasy: gloomy, depressed look, ecstasy, the soul leaves the body. I was so depressed that I felt like I had lost my soul. Describes extreme sadness or sorrow.

Whoop to be fed: whoop, whining; Wait, wait; Feed, feed. It is often used to describe the tragic situation of natural and man-made disasters when the people are hungry.

White Horse Gap: White Horse, originally referred to a horse, and later referred to a shadow; Gaps, voids. The metaphor of time flies by, like a horse flashing in front of a small gap (see in "Zhuangzi Zhibei Tour").

History of Barnyard Officials: Barnyard officials, small officials in ancient times, dedicated to telling the emperor street talks, customs and stories, and later called ** barnyard officials; Wild History, a history book compiled by a private family in ancient times. It is generally called the work that records anecdotes and trivia as the history of barnyard officials.

Boredom: Talking, dependence, spiritual support. Later, he said that his thoughts and emotions had no support, and his spirit was empty and boring.

Hundred-legged insects, dead but not stiff: originally referred to the phenomenon that Ma Lu, an insect that is still wriggling after being cut off to death ("Compendium of Materia Medica: Ma Lu": Hongjing said:

There are so many insects that they can be broken inch by inch. Therefore, "Lu Lianzi" cloud: "A hundred-legged insect is dead but not stiff")).

It is now used as a metaphor for a person or group that has failed, but its power and influence still exist (often in a derogatory sense).