Does anyone know these idioms? Who knows what this idiom is

Social outlook--

Indecent refers to words and deeds that have a negative impact on social customs and education (mostly referring to the relationship between men and women).

Energetic Vigorous: Exuberant look. Describe a person or society as vibrant and energetic.

Vibrant describes the natural world as full of life, or as a society with active life.

In the old days, it was described as simple in law and law, good in social atmosphere, and few people committed crimes. It is often used as a compliment to the achievements of local officials.

The building ---

Qiong Lou Yu Yu Qiong: Meiyu; Yu: Houses. Refers to the palace in the moon, the fairy tower. It also describes a palatial building.

Resplendent describes a building that is richly decorated and dazzling.

Carved jade masonry describes a magnificent building.

Carved fence jade masonry carving: carved painting; Railing: Railing; Masonry: stone steps. Describe the rich buildings as layers: repetitive, continuous; tired: overlapping; Pavilion: A house built on a platform. Describe the buildings as scattered.

Rafter tile refers to the little brick and tile wood left after the building has been damaged.

The wind is gradually falling, the black smoke is miasma, and the customs are corrupt.

There is a lot of traffic and a sea of people.

Towering into the clouds, the wind is gradually falling, the smoke is miasma, and the customs are corrupt.

Buildings: antique, exquisite, unique, and unique.

Social outlook: smoky miasma, bad morals, hot and cold world, and the wind is getting down.

Idioms that express social outlook: thriving, Vientiane renewal, thriving, changing with each passing day, political communication, prosperity, prosperity.

Describing the buildings: resplendent rows of magnificence, magnificence, meticulous shape, antique, majestic skyscrapers.

Social outlook: The world is declining, people's hearts are not ancient, morality is corrupt, and everything is renewed.

Buildings: beautiful, carved railings and jade, a combination of Chinese and Western, towering mountains and mountains, and heavy clouds; Feige Liudan, next to the landless (Tengwang Pavilion Order) Guidian Lan Palace!

Heavy traffic. A sea of people.

Towering into the sky. I don't know.

1. Form all iron pestles into needles.

Pronunciation [tiě chǔ chéng zhēn] [interpretation] is a metaphor for how things can be done as long as there is perseverance and hard work.

Example sentence] Although Wang Ming is disabled and has no arms, he can write with his feet and won the Children's Calligraphy Award. He relied on perseverance and hard work to make it happen.

synonym] iron pestle grinding needle, Yu Gong moved mountains, persevered, iron pestle grinding into needles [antisense] gave up halfway.

珠联璧合 pinyin] [zhū lián bì hé].

Interpretation] "Hanshu Legal Calendar I": "The sun and the moon are like a combination, and the five stars are connected beads." Yiqing shouted that he was saying that the sun and the moon were potatoes.

Hand Dance Foot Dance: [Pinyin]: shǒu wǔ zú dǎo [Interpretation]: Walking: Stepping on the ground. Dancing with both hands, jumping with both feet. Described as extremely happy. Also dancing with hands and feet.

Example sentence]: Whenever he finds a breakthrough in a difficult problem; I couldn't help but get up. When Xiao Ming got the admission letter from Peking University; Delighted.

Growing.

yǔ rì jù zēng

Explanation] with: with, and. It grows day by day over time. Describe the constant growth.

Structure] is more formal.

Usage] can be used for people's thoughts, feelings, words and deeds and various other phenomena. It is generally used as a predicate and a definite.

Positive tone] increases; It cannot be pronounced as "zhēnɡ".

Identification] furniture; You can't write "have" or "fear".

synonyms] accumulate over time, increase unstoppable.

antonym] is getting worse.

example sentence] over time; Their relationship.

English translation] grow with each passing day

The answer is [increasing day by day] rain homonym [and].

Success?

Growing.

Thinking is like a springsī rú yǒng quán【Explanation】Wisdom is like a spring of water. Describe people's quick thinking and abundant talent.

【Structure】subject-predicate; as a predicate; Compliments[synonyms] quick thinking

思如泉涌 [ sī rú quán yǒng ] 生字本Basic Definition.

sī rú quán yǒng ]

Ideas are like gushing springs. Describe the quickness of thought.

Source: "The Old Tang Dynasty Book: The Biography of Su Ting": "Giving up people's thoughts is like a spring, and it is beyond the reach of the mountain." ”

Related riddles. Thinking like a spring" is a riddle for the answer to the riddle.

1.Four thoughts on the water (playing an idiom).

2.A lot of thought to form an umbrella (play an idiom).

Thinking is like a spring

There is an idiom: thoughts are like a tide.

Bucket.

Talents. Unparalleled.

Spend a good full moon. Fly with wings.

1.Bucket.

2.There are many talents.

Spend a good full moon. 5.Fly with wings.

1 cup of water, 4 salaries, spend a good full moon.

I only guess that 1 is a drop in the bucket, 4 is a good moon, and 5 is flying with wings If I am not sure, I will not say it.

1.Bucket.

2.I don't understand the third word.

3.Also. 4.Spend a good full moon.

5.Fly with wings.

The first one should be a drop in the bucket.

Follow the crowd.

Pronunciation] [rén yún yì yún].

Explanation] cloud: to say; Also. What others say, they also say. It means that there is no assertiveness, and only echoes it.

Example sentences] 1.That's why we call it "parroting."

This means that everyone is the same, it should be this idiom!

Ah Zhi is obedient.

阿志顺情 is a Chinese idiom, pinyin ē zhǐ shùn qíng, from Tang Wu Jing's Zhenguan Political Dignitaries and Political Style.

The Chinese name is 阿志顺情.

Pinyin ē zhǐ shùn qíng

Explanation: Flattery.

Source: Tang Wu Jing, "Zhenguan Political Dignitaries: Political System".

Idiom explanation: A: flattery; Purpose: Orders or speeches from leaders; Shun: to obey; Situations, situations, trends.

Source: Tang Wu Jing's "Zhenguan Political Leaders and Political Systems": "How can it be true that there is only a sense of obedience and obedience, and there is no word of admonition? ”