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Anonymous users2024-02-07Flash floods, thousands of horses galloping, overturning rivers and seas.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06**10,000 taels, work hard, can't wait
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Anonymous users2024-02-05**10,000 taels, work hard, can't wait, flash floods, thousands of horses galloping, turning over the river and the sea, flying straight down.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04There are three categories:1Idioms that are missing from historical stories are:
Refers to the deer as an oak horse.
Stoop to conquer. The lips are dead and the teeth are cold.
Cover your ears and steal the bell. Contradictory.
Duty. Siege Wei to save Zhao.
2.Idioms from myths are:
Jingwei reclamation. Eight immortals across the sea.
Ye Gong is a good dragon. Groundbreaking.
Praise the father chasing the sun. Hou Yi shoots the sun.
3.Idioms from fables are:
Wait for the rabbit. Refers to the deer as a horse.
Contradictory. Bully people by flaunting one's powerful connections.
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Anonymous users2024-02-031.There is an idiom by the historical story.
Refers to the deer as a horse. Stoop to conquer.
Dead lips and cold teeth. Duty.
2.Idioms from myths are:
Jingwei reclamation. Eight immortals across the sea.
Open the world and scatter as promised.
Praise the father chasing the sun. 3.Idioms from fables are:
Wait for the rabbit to hail.
Ye Gong is a good dragon. Cover your ears and steal the bell.
Contradictory and pure.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02Yes For example: 1. Drug advertising: "cough" cannot be delayed 2. Mountain bike advertising: "riding" is endless.
3. Tonic advertisement: "turtle" came unharmed.
4. Glasses advertisement: a "bright" is amazing.
5. Mosquito repellent advertising: silently without "mosquitoes".
6. Scotch tape advertising: there is no substitute for "belt".
7. Internet café advertising: a deep network of affection
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Some of the Internet culture is too serious now, resulting in the lack of traditional culture, which makes people helpless.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31Yes, the current idiom is too confusing, as long as it is four words, it is an idiom.
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Anonymous users2024-01-30Yes, the current idiom is too confusing, as long as it is four words, it is an idiom. There are as many as you need in elementary school textbooks, which is really helpless.
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Anonymous users2024-01-29Sure, that's a bit naïve.
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Anonymous users2024-01-28Yes There are many people in today's society who use idioms indiscriminately.
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Anonymous users2024-01-27Everyone (note), sorry for forgetting to write a pen.
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Anonymous users2024-01-261 Raise your eyebrows.
2 4 The blind man touches the elephant.
5 Chickens and eggs to beat.
6 9 Tongue-in-cheek.
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Anonymous users2024-01-25After identification, what was said upstairs is correct, I hope it helps you, thank you!
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Anonymous users2024-01-243.Lingering Beam 5Chickens fly and eggs are beaten.
There is no idiom of "Tengxuan because of the place", there is no idiom with "Tengxuan", and there are only 2 idioms with "Tengxuan" - adapting measures to local conditions and using heaven and earth. >>>More
Learning never gets tired means being very studious.
For example, the class teacher gives us lessons during the day, and at night we have to study and graduate school on our own, so I never get tired of learning! >>>More
Growing pains.
Everyone has their own troubles, and everyone's troubles are different, but the same thing is that troubles always grow with us. And my annoyance is that my parents have too much love and make me like a bird in a cage, and I am bound. >>>More
Idioms that describe demeanor.
Fuss, frightened, confused, calm, creepy, absent-minded, six gods without master, calm, stunned, calm, stupefied, disbelieving, respectful, muttering to himself, engrossed, excited, elated, stunned, suspicious, affectionate, restless, abrupt, listless, indecisive, stammering, unprepared, hesitant, indecisive, uneasy, unwilling, uneasy, unwilling, uneasy Flattered, flattered, suspicious, contented, honest, frightened, angry, angry, embarrassed, angry Frightened, panicked, happy, panicked, concentrated, sorrowful, sad, trance, refreshed, smiled, cross-eyebrows, smiled, stunned, sad, ecstasy, looked at each other, looked at each other, looked bright, eyebrows, danced, depressed, listless, sad, frightened, and bright. >>>More
Rivers and lakes, sea plums, orchids, bamboo chrysanthemums, red, orange, yellow, green.