There is no idiom in the ABB form

Green, yellow, red, smiling, golden, shiny, fragrant, watery, watery, smiling, smiling

ABBC-style idioms: self-deception, no end, everyone is different, easy to know, undressing people, summer rain people, wind people, scenery and behavior, supreme quality, day and night, medical country, spring breeze people, everyone is the same.

一、自設人 [ zì qī qī rén ].

Interpretation: Deceive yourself and deceive others.

Source: Song Zhu Xi's "Zhu Zi Language": "Because of self-deception; He said: 'To deceive others is to deceive oneself; Again, this is self-deception. ’”

Translation: To deceive others by deceiving oneself, saying, "To deceive others is to deceive oneself, and this is again a self-deceitful person."

Syntax: unional; as predicates, predicates, and clauses; Derogatory.

二、言人人殊 [ yán rén rén shū ]

Interpretation: Shu: different. They all say different things. It means that everyone has his own opinion.

Source: Sima of the Western Han Dynasty "Historical Records: Cao Xiangguo's Family": "Summoning the elders and all the beings, asking the people to gather together, such as the hundreds of Confucians, everyone is different." Refer to the unknown. ”

Translation: Cao Shen summoned the elderly and scholars to ask for ways to appease the people. But the original number of students in Qi was hundreds, and there were different opinions, and Cao Shen didn't know how to decide.

Grammar: condensed; as an object, a definite; It means that everyone has his own opinion.

Three, undressing people [ jiě yī yī rén ].

Definition: Take off your clothes and give them to someone else.

Source: Sima of the Western Han Dynasty "Historical Records: The Biography of the Marquis of Huaiyin": "Han Xin Xie said) The King of Han awarded me the seal of the general; Give me tens of thousands; Undress me; Push and eat me; Listening, listening, and using; That's why I've got it. ”

Translation: The king of Han granted me the seal of the general, gave me tens of thousands of horses, took off his clothes for me to wear, gave me good food to eat, and listened to my words, so that I can be where I am today.

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Fourth, 夏雨雨人 [ xià yǔ yǔ rén ]

Interpretation: Rain: the previous "rain", noun, rain; The latter "rain", verb, rains. It's like summer rain falling on a man. The parable gives help and education in a timely manner.

Source: Western Han Dynasty Liu Xiang "Shuo Yuan Guide": "I can't use the spring breeze to wind people, I can't use summer rain and rain people, I must be poor." ”

Translation: I can't blow on people like the wind of spring, I can't fall on people like the rain of summer, I will surely decay.

Grammar: subject-predicate; as a predicate, a definite; Compliments.

五、以风风人 [ yǐ fēng fèng rén ].

Interpretation: wind: weathering; 風 (fèng): Touching. Educate the ancients. Parables are instructive and helpful in a timely manner.

Source: Han Liu Xiang "Saying Yuan Guide": "I can't be a person with a spring breeze, I can't be a person with summer rain, I must be poor." ”

Translation: I can't blow on people like the wind of spring, I can't fall on people like the rain of summer, I will surely decay.

静静 [ jìng qiāo qiāo ] Basic Definition Detailed Interpretation.

jìng qiāo qiāo ]

Described as very silent, no sound.

Near antonyms. Antonym clamor clamoring.

Green, white, yellow, golden, fragrant, chaotic, red, chubby, black.

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Yellow and clear, green, white flowers....Dark.

These can be used.

Bright, green, golden, red, red, fluffy, black, quiet.

Green and golden.

Yellow and white.

Bright and shiny ......