What idiom does 1000 stand for, and what idiom does 1 100 indicate

One in a thousand, 1,000 miles is a 1.

Idioms for character moods: nervous, panicked, sullen, excited, anxious

Expressing joy: smiling, smiling, laughing, overjoyed, and happy.

Expressions of anger: angry, angry, angry, angry, gnashing of teeth.

The tomb manuscript that expresses abhorrence is hateful: hateful, very hateful, hateful, hateful, hateful.

Expressing sorrow: sad tears, wanting to cry without tears, crying out loud, crying silently, tears falling into tears.

Expressing sorrow: listlessness, worry, anxiety, sadness, sadness, sullenness.

Excited: excited, exciting, mixed, excited, emotional.

Comfort: comfortable, relaxed, carefree, leisurely, relaxed.

Expressing anxious: impatient, hurried, impatient, hurried, anxious.

Expressing guilt: remorse, remorse, uneasy, guilty, ashamed.

Disappointment: discouraged, disappointed, discouraged, hopeless, sad.

Frightened: frightened birds, frightened, frightened, frightened, terrified, terrified.

Single-minded, two-sided, three-legged, multi-legged, colorful, six gods without masters, seven hands and eight feet, eight immortals across the sea, nine deaths, seven and eight falls.

Smooth sailing, two dragons take off, three sheep open Tai, four seasons of peace, five blessings, six six Shun, seven stars shine, eight directions to wealth, ninety-nine concentric, ten perfect Jingdong ten beauty!

One glance and ten elements, two perfect feet, closed beauty, three times and five times, extending in all directions, full of colors, six gods and no masters, seven up and eight down, eight sides exquisite, nine deaths and one life, ten perfect.

One step to the sky, the best of both worlds, three sheep Kaitai, four seas shengping, five grains harvest, six livestock prosperity, seven stars high, eight majestic, ninety-nine.

【Not urgent】Urgent: urgent, urgent; Affairs: Things. Things that don't matter or are not in a hurry.

Side noon is urgent] side noon: staggered, complicated. Criss-crossed, back and forth.

Ignorance of priorities refers to people who do not know that there are major and secondary things, and the difference between urgent and postponemental.

Hurry, hurry, panic.

Existential Crisis] refers to the critical moment of survival, perdition, danger, and emergency.

Chu Yue's urgency] is used to refer to the face of foreign invasion and the state affairs are critical.

in a hurry]: do, engage. Dealing with things and solving problems is too impatient.

Urgent Task: Refers to the things that should be done. The most urgent thing to do in the current task.

Inverted hanging: Like a person being hung upside down. The metaphor is in an extremely difficult situation.

Help urgently, hold on, tilt, help: help; Hold: Hold, grasp. It refers to the ability to restore the situation and turn it into safety.

Rapid wind and high waves] describes a strong wind and waves.

Complicated: Miscellaneous; Silk: stringed instruments; Wind: Wind instruments. Refers to the dense and rapid sound of the orchestra.

Helping the Needy] is still helping the needy.

String Orchestra describes the lively scene of various instruments playing at the same time.

Dog jumps over the wall in a hurry] The dog can jump over the wall if he is in a hurry. It is a metaphor for bad people who go out when they are cornered and make trouble desperately.

Slow: slow; Ji: Rescue. Slow action does not meet the needs of urgency.

Panic Panic: Panic, panic. Describe a flustered demeanor.

The fire is burning like a fire.

Priority refers to the major and minor things in various things, those that are urgent to be done and those that can be done slowly.

Slow and urgent] slow: gentle, soothing; Urgent: critical, urgent. We will help you in times of emergency and in times of emergency.

The urgency of closing the blade] Closing the blade: The blades of the weapon touch together, which refers to the engagement. It means that the battle has reached the most intense and critical moment. He also described the development of things to the most critical moment.

Can't wait] Too anxious to wait. Described as anxious or urgent. Same as "impatient".

Impatient] too anxious to wait. Described as anxious or urgent.

Impatient] too anxious to wait. Described as anxious or urgent.

Sudden illness makes it easy to keep the difficulties to yourself and give the convenience to others.

In a hurry, it is too late to choose.

Rushing around in a hurry] is too anxious to choose the road and running around, which is described as very urgent.

Hurrying and not choosing the road] is still panicking. I was in a hurry and panicked, and I didn't care about choosing a path.

Hurry to choose: choose; Words: Words. Too anxious to choose words.

Anxious red white face] is anxious, and his face is ugly. Describe a very anxious look.

Anxious to pull the white face] in a hurry, the face is ugly. Describe a very anxious look.

Urgency leniency] is not tense in an emergency. [Rapid pestle.]

千千 [chéng qiān shàng wàn] [Interpretation]: Describes a lot of numbers.

From]: The second act of Lao She's "Divine Fist": "I can deceive a few people by doing fake things, but I can't deceive thousands of people." ”

Syntax]: associative; make adjectives, adverbials; Indicates a large number.

Thousands of chéng qiān shàng wàn [paraphrased] 成: to reach a certain number; Upper: to a certain extent or quantity.

Accumulate thousands; Reach 10,000. Describe a lot of them. It is also called "thousands and thousands" and "thousands and thousands".

Speech] Qing Wenkang's "The Legend of Children's Heroes" Chapter 30: "He looked at the group of people such as Wu Kezhai and Deng Hegong; A gang is thousands at every turn; Inevitably, it is easy to see the world's feelings. ”

Zhengyin] 成; It cannot be pronounced as "cénɡ".

Identification] 10,000; It cannot be written as "square".

synonyms] thousands and thousands of countless.

Antisense] very few few few.

Usage] can be used for people; It can also be used for others. It is generally used as a definite sentence and an adverbial sentence.

Structure] combined.

Discernment] and "countless" both describe a very large number. However, the number can be calculated; "Innumerable" is too numerous to count; So "countless" means a lot of them.

Example sentence] National Day evening; of people went to Tiananmen Square to watch the fireworks.