Idioms ending with the first word, idioms ending with the head

Hundred-foot-free. The top of the mast and acrobatic pole. Yu extremely high official position and fame. Yu has high achievements in knowledge and career. Buddhist. The metaphor of the Tao has reached a very high level.

Hundreds of poles. Buddhist. A pole 100 feet high. The metaphor of the Tao has reached a very high level.

Not inferior to the square head. Stubborn and untamed. Not inferior, not tame; Square head, refers to the person is not round.

Chu tail Wu head. The area of ancient Yuzhang is located in the lower reaches of Chu, the upper reaches of Wu, such as the end of the end, so it is called "Chu tail Wutou". It also refers to the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River.

Slovenly. Shoddy clothes, unkempt hair. It is said to be unadorned.

Slovenly. Shoddy clothes, unkempt hair. It is said to be unadorned.

Carry off the palm. In the imperial examination era, he was called the champion. It is said that the head of the turtle (turtle) is engraved in front of the stone steps of the palace, and the champion and the first time stand here to greet the list. Later the metaphor took the first place or came first.

Carry off the palm. See "Dominance".

Flour grease head. It is said that the face is applied with powder and oil, which is extremely decorative, as for the flashiness.

Let loose a stream of abuse against. See "Dog Blood Sprinklers".

Dog blood sprinklers. Described as scolding very badly.

Unkempt. Dirty face and messy hair.

Drum up your brains. Fight to get ahead; Be sharp and strong.

Count on it. See "Count on the Heart".

Neck to neck. Describe a large number of people coming together.

Emergency. See "In a pinch".

Crunch time. Urgent and important moments.

Rotten burnout. Describe a very embarrassing situation.

The wolf eats the head. The wolf takes off the head of a person, and he can't swallow it or spit it out. The parable has words of suffering, and strengthens oneself to endure.

Branches go hand in hand. Lianli branch and head lotus. A metaphor for a happy marriage.

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Catch up with the waves, be unkempt, face the national disaster, and fight for the head.

Dog blood shower, dog blood sprinkler, find bones in eggs, cross necks and heads, and count on your heart.

Six-armed and three-headed, wolf eats the head, rotten forehead, burnt head, water chestnut grinding into a chicken head, showing up and throwing the head, pouring cold water, showing the tail, hiding the head, and connecting the branches and heads.

The prodigal son turned back.

In a pinch, the silver-like pewter gun head is in an emergency, and the clothes are messy.

On the head, the head is on the head, the wolf eats the head, and the fawn touches the heart.

Zhu Yi nodded Under the low eaves, how dare you not bow your head.

There is no sun one day, enemies are on their heads, and there are two snakes on their heads.

Silver-like pewter gun head, silver-like wax gun head, swallow forehead tiger head.

Send me a message if it's not enough.

Rat Eye. Drum up your brains.

Slovenly. Count on it.

The idiom of the beginning and the end of the disadvantage: the catastrophe is coming; Neck to neck. Hundred-foot-free. National calamity is at the head; ear crossing; skinny and bones; Yellow-haired girl; horse-faced bull's head; Cattle and horses change heads; Fortune is at the head; Carry off the palm. Depressed and hanging.

Calamity is coming: Calamity is coming. Disaster befell the head. Neck-to-neck: Describes a gathering of many people.

Hundred-foot pole: The tip of a mast or acrobatic pole. It is a metaphor for a very high official position and fame, or a high achievement in a scholarly career.

National disaster: The country is facing a great disaster. Yellow-haired girl: A young and unreasonable girl.

Ear crossing: Ear contact mouth close to ear to head and head against head. Described being very close and talking in a low voice.

Skinny and bones: Describe extreme emaciation, he is already skinny after a serious illness, and describe the body as extremely thin. Li Zhun couldn't take that road, and the group of children in front of him were all skinny and ran towards him.

Horse-faced bull's head: A metaphor for all kinds of vicious people. Fortune at the head: good luck. It's the time to get lucky.

Dominating the leader: the Ao Yu relief on the front steps of the palace is the head of the Ao withered dress, and the champion stands here to welcome the list when the imperial examination is listed. The imperial examination era pointed to the champion. The metaphor is the first or the first place to rent.

Frustrated and hanging his head: Frustrated, hanging his head and hanging his head. Describe the appearance of being depressed and wilted due to failure or unhappiness.

Waves, hammers, hammers, axes, potato fists, heads, heads, heads, limelight, old men, stigma scalp punches, slippery heads, pig heads, talking heads, trouser heads, gimmicks, odd heads, earning heads, bricks, mountains, pen ants' heads, eraser heads, bridge heads, concubines, heads, stones, momentum, garlic, shallots, noses, giants, tongues, pillows, needles, cigarette butts, beginnings, ends, strengths, bitter heads, bones.

Dominating the leader, the prodigal son turned back, a hundred feet away, the catastrophe is coming, the moment of life and death, the head of the water tune, the head of the piercing bones, the head of good luck, the three judgments of the late day and the two digging of the bright plum head key sue, not the enemy does not gather the head, embroidered pillow.

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Idioms at the beginning of the language:

1. Serious and long-hearted: the words are profound and powerful, and the affection is profound.

2. Incoherent: The words are spoken in a mess and in no order.

3. The language is shocking: Bu Dai described the speech as unique, novel, and shocking.

Idioms at the end of the text:

1. Penniless: Described as very poor.

2. A piece of paper: just something written on paper that is not honored or cannot be cashed.

3, Si Swenwen: The description of the attack is elegant.

The first word is all idioms and explanations that begin with the word "tail":

Oyo's Faith - Oyu: A man in ancient legend who kept his promise, he willingly drowned in order to keep his promise. The parable only knows how to keep the covenant, but does not know how to weigh the stakes.

The tail is too big to fall off - off: shake. The tail is too big and doesn't turn well. In the old days, the subordinates were so powerful that they could not command and dispatch. Now it is a metaphor for the huge organization and the ineffective command.

Tail Sheng hugging the pillar - Legend has it that the tail and the woman agreed to meet at the bridge, and after waiting for the woman to arrive, the water rose, and she died holding the bridge pillar. Pawn out "Zhuangzi Thief". It was later used as a metaphor for keeping the covenant.

The tail is big and hard to fall off - it is still said that the tail is too big to fall. In the old days, the subordinates were so powerful that they could not command and dispatch. Now it is a metaphor for the huge organization and the ineffective command.