A complete collection of idioms about sparks, idioms about fire

Hurried as a spark. Added:

Idiom: Anxious as a spark.

Pinyin: jí rú xīng huǒ

Interpretation: A meteor-like light flashes through the sky. Described as very urgent and urgent.

Source: 1, Song Wang Mingqing "Records after the Wave" Volume 2: "Fishing with all his might, anxious as a spark." ”

2, Ming Feng Menglong, "Wisdom Tank, Yuzhi, Song Rulin": "Song Rulin, Ze Zhenghe, first knew Laizhou Ye County, when the household department raised the department to buy bezoar, for the benefit of the people in Beijing and the pharmacy bureau for medicinal purposes, and the supervision and responsibility were as urgent as a spark.

3. Jun Qing "Tsunami" Chapter 3: "The preparations for the counter-sweep are being carried out day and night in a hurry.

synonyms: anxious for sparks, burning eyebrows, 100,000 urgent.

Antonyms: calm, slow, slow.

The spark burns the prairie and is as urgent as a spark

Fire Tree Star Bridge, Spark of Stars,

Starbridge Fire Tree.

Idiom: Anxious as a spark.

Pinyin: jí rú xīng huǒ

Interpretation: A meteor-like light flashes through the sky. Described as very urgent and urgent.

Source: 1, Song Wang Mingqing "Records after the Wave" Volume 2: "Fishing with all his might, anxious as a spark." ”

2, Ming Feng Menglong, "Wisdom Tank, Yuzhi, Song Rulin": "Song Rulin, Ze Zhenghe, first knew Laizhou Ye County, when the household department raised the department to buy bezoar, for the benefit of the people in Beijing and the pharmacy bureau for medicinal purposes, and the supervision and responsibility were as urgent as a spark.

3. Jun Qing "Tsunami" Chapter 3: "The preparations for the counter-sweep are being carried out day and night in a hurry.

Idioms about fire are: firelight candle sky, raging fire, blazing prairie fire, burning prairie blazing, sky-high fire, and so on.

1. Firelight candle day, Chinese idiom, pinyin is huǒ guāng zhú tiān, which means that the fire lights up the sky; Describes the fire as very large (mostly refers to fire).

From: Ming Zhang Dai's "Sea Chronicles" "The fire is candlelight, the sea water is boiling, and you can see the naval battle here, You Qi." ”

Interpretation: The firelight reflects the sky, the sea water is boiling, and you can see the sea battle here, which is especially magical.

2. Raging fire, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is xióng xióng dà huǒ, which means to describe the fire is strong and fierce.

From the 35th chapter of the second volume of Xiong Zhaozheng's "Zhang Juzheng": "The sedan chair and sedan chair of the dead instrument are all trapped in the raging fire. ”

Interpretation: The burial utensils, chairs, chairs, and sedan chairs are all trapped in the raging fire.

3. 燎原火, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is liáo yuán liè huǒ, which means as if a fire is burning in the field, making it impossible for people to approach. The metaphor is a growing, irresistible revolutionary force.

From: "Shangshu Pan Gengshang" "If the fire burns in the original, it cannot be turned away." ”

Interpretation: If the fire burns the field, it is not accessible.

4. 火中取chestnut, a Chinese idiom, pronounced huǒ zhōng qǔ lì, steals chestnuts roasted in the oven. The parable is used by others, taking risks and doing nothing.

From: The 17th-century French allegorical poet La Fontaine's fable "The Monkey and the Cat" contains: The monkey tricked the cat into getting chestnuts from the fire, and the chestnuts were eaten by the monkey, but the cat burned the hair off his feet.

5. Hug pay to fight fires, Chinese idioms, pinyin bào xīn jiù huǒ, hold firewood and grass to fight fires. The metaphor uses the wrong method to eliminate the calamity, and the result is that the calamity is magnified.

From: Western Han Dynasty Sima Qian's "Historical Records of the Wei Family" and the husband is a local affairs of Qin, such as holding a salary to fight fires, the salary is not exhausted, and the fire is not extinguished.

Interpretation: Besides, using the land to serve the Qin State, this is like holding firewood and grass to fight a fire, and if the firewood is not burned out, the fire will not be extinguished.

[Idiom]: A spark of a spark.

Pinyin]: xīng xīng zhī huǒ

Spelling]: xxzh

Explanation]: A little bit of spark. The metaphor begins with a small strategy, but a new thing with great promise.

Example]: Can set the prairie on fire.

synonyms]: sparks the prairie fire.

Grammar]: as the subject, object; For new things.

English]: a single spark

Idiom story]: During the Ming Dynasty, Prime Minister Zhang Juzheng used the famous general Qi Jiguang to train troops to deal with the invasion of the Japanese invaders, and used Pan Jitao to control the floods of the Yellow River. When a rebellion broke out in an ethnic minority area, he believed that it was the work of greedy officials and scoundrels, and that the strength of the rebel army was a spark that could ignite the prairie fire, and ordered the punishment of the greedy officials and fierce generals, and quickly quelled the rebellion.

Continuous]: Boil the oil and cost the fire, help the fire, hold the salary to fight the fire, hold the snow to the fire, the nose is on fire, the nose is on fire, the nose is on fire, and the breath is on fire.

Reverse connection]: Bing like the sun star Bing Ruo sun star split two stars bright like stars stride meteors with the moon and stars wear the moon and stars to change the stars and move the stars.

Reverse connection]: Starlight in the water, the stars are in the moon, the stars are under the moon, the stars are in the night, the stars are running to the river, the stars are running to the river, the stars are running to the lightning.

Hurried as a spark.

Interpretation: Starfire: Meteor. The light of a meteor flashed through the sky. Described as very urgent and urgent.

Hurried as a spark: a meteor-like light flashes through the sky. Described as very urgent and urgent.

Anxious as a spark, from Li Mi's "Chen Qing Table".

Hurried as a spark.

Addendum: Idiom: Rush like a spark.

Pinyin: jí rú xīng huǒ

Interpretation: A meteor-like light flashes through the sky. Described as very urgent and urgent.

Source: 1, Song Wang Mingqing "Records after the Wave" Volume 2: "Fishing with all his might, anxious as a spark." ”

2, Ming Feng Menglong, "Wisdom Tank, Yuzhi, Song Rulin": "Song Rulin, Ze Zhenghe, first knew Laizhou Ye County, when the household department raised the department to buy bezoar, for the benefit of the people in Beijing and the pharmacy bureau for medicinal purposes, and the supervision and responsibility were as urgent as a spark.

3. Jun Qing "Tsunami" Chapter 3: "The preparations for the counter-sweep are being carried out day and night in a hurry.

synonyms: anxious for sparks, burning eyebrows, 100,000 urgent.

Antonyms: calm, slow, slow.

1. Is the spark an idiom?

2. The second half of the spark idiom.

3. What is the idiom of spark.

4. Idioms for fire and stars.

1.Xingzhihu, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is xīng xīng zhī huǒ, and bi grind means a little little spark.

2.A metaphor for a new force, which, although small in the beginning, has vitality and can soon become an invincible force.

3.From "Shangshu Pan Gengshang".

4.Idiom source: "Shangshu Pan Gengshang" "If the fire burns in the original, it cannot be turned around."

5.Idiom usage: more formal; as an infiltration subject, Bincong Huizhou language; Compliments.