Summer idioms uh uh

Glossary: Umbrella high.

Pronunciation: huǒ sǎn gāo zhāng

Interpretation Umbrella: a metaphor for the summer sun and cheese; Sheet:. Describe the scorching sun in the summer and it is very hot.

The summer sun is scorching, and the summer mountains are like blue.

Sweating, sweating, sweating.

The fields are cracked, not a single inch of grass grows, and there is no harvest of grains.

The seedlings are dry, the seedlings are withered, and the seedlings are seedlings.

In the hot days and summer months, when the sky is red, the fire wheel vomits.

The sun is scorching, the sun is like fire

The trees are shady, the fire umbrella is high, and the fire umbrella is high

Summer is terrible, sweating like rain

Sweaty, scorching

Wu Niu gasping for the moon, sinking Li floating melon,

May and June, sweat like rain.

【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.]

OneUnstoppable

1. Pronunciation: yī wǎng wú qián

2. Interpretation: It refers to not taking the difficulties on the way forward in your eyes, and moving forward fearlessly and bravely.

3. From: *** "On Unity**": This army has an indomitable spirit, it will overwhelm all enemies, and will never be subjugated by the enemy.

IINothing

1. Pronunciation: yī shì wú chéng

2. Interpretation: Not even a single thing has been done; Nothing can be done.

3, from: Tang Bai Juyi's "Except for the Night": sideburns are not white; Nothing is done.

4. Translation: The sideburns don't feel white; For a while, it was unbearable to achieve anything.

IIIOne fifteen ten

1. Pronunciation: yī wǔ yī shí

2. Interpretation: When counting numbers, it is often in units of five, one five, one ten, fifteen, twenty...Count down, so that the "fifteen-ten" metaphor is used to describe it in a clear and orderly manner without omission.

3, from: Ming Shi Nai'an's "Water Margin" 25th chapter: "When this woman heard this, she didn't reply, but she stepped over, 1510, and told Wang Po and Ximenqing.

FourthA blockbuster

1. Pronunciation: yī míng jīng rén

2. Interpretation: It is used as a metaphor for not having special performance in ordinary times, and making amazing results all at once.

3. From: "Historical Records: Funny Biography": If this bird doesn't fly, it's over; Soaring; If you don't honk, it's enough; A blockbuster

4. Translation: If the bird does not fly, it is enough; As soon as it flies, it soars into the sky; If you don't call it, it's enough; The scream is astonishing.

FiveOnce a year

1. Pronunciation: yī nián yī dù

2. Interpretation: refers to once a year.

3. From: Song Wang Anshi's poem "Sending Wu Xiandao" No. 5: Only the spring breeze should be the most regrettable, and it will return once a year.

4. Translation: Only the spring breeze should be cherished the most, and it will come back once a year.

Idioms that begin with one are:

1、一言為定 [yī yán wéi dìng] A sentence is said to be determined, and it will not be changed. Parables count when they speak, and they never repent of it.

2. 一表才 [yī biǎo rén cái] 表: refers to appearance. Describe the person as handsome and upright.

3. 一群和气 [yī tuán hé qì] originally refers to an amiable attitude. Now it also refers to the fact that they only talk about harmony with each other, not about principles.

4. 一一地无成 [yī shì wú chéng] Not even the same thing has been done. Nothing can be done. Describe as unaccomplished.

5. 一心一意 [yī xīn yī yì] 心, single-mindedness.

6. 一安 [yī lù píng ān] means that there were no accidents during the journey. It is also used as a blessing to those who go out.

7, 一五一十 [yī wǔ yī shí].

Five, ten: counting unit. Count the number in five tens. The figurative narrative is from beginning to end, from the beginning to the end, and nothing is missing. It also describes the number of checkpoints.

8, 一鸣書書 [yī míng jīng rén] Ming: bird call. The scream was shocking. It is a metaphor for not having outstanding performance in ordinary times, and suddenly making amazing results.

9. 一motion活[yī dòng bù dòng] describes not moving at all.

10, 一知半解 [yī zhī bàn jiě] I don't know everything and understand it thoroughly.

11. Annual [yī nián yī dù] means once a year.

12, 一艉 Mo Zhan [yī chóu mò zhǎn] 訂: planning, stratagem; Exhibition: Perform. I can't work out a single strategy, I can't think of a way at all.

One horse takes the lead: It originally refers to riding a horse and charging ahead during battle. Describe the lead. It is also a metaphor for the work to walk in front of the masses and take the lead.

Single-mindedness: there is only one purpose, no other thoughts or ideas. Described as single-minded, one mind to do only one thing.

As always: the attitude has not changed, exactly as before. One: complete, as: like, past: before.

One word: The weight of a sentence is as heavy as nine tripods. Describe a statement or opinion that can be decisive.

Three autumns in one day: If you don't see each other for a day, it's like three years. The parable is short, but it feels very long. Describe the longing earnestly.

"Porridge"The idiom at the beginning: less porridge and more monks.

Porridge porridge is incompetent. Idioms at the beginning of tea: Tea and rice are heartless.

Tea and food are full. At one's leisure.

After tea and drinking. Sugar"Idioms at the beginning: sugar-coated cannonballs, sweet tongue and honey mouth.

Convince people with virtue

Beggar-thy-neighbor, especially

Lead by example, repay grievances with virtue

Waiting for work, version.

Take people as a mirror, and spread falsehoods

Partial authority generalizes

Repay grievances with straightforwardness, and see the big with the small

A point with a surface, a tooth for a tooth

Fight poison with poison, and treat others with yourself

Judge people by their appearance, overcome rigidity with softness

Striking a stone with an egg, an eye for an eye

To retreat as advance, to measure the sea

Defying the law and dying in the line of duty

And so on, taking people as a reference

Abuse power for personal gain, to observe the after-effects

Violence to violence, one as ten

Defeat the strong with the weak.

1.Wait and see: Describe the urgency of the expectation. It also means that you are sure that something will happen. Same as "wait and see".

2.Covetous: Covetous: A non-dividing hope or attempt. Refers to the idea of non-separation.

3.Count the days: Count the days and wait. Extremely hopeful.

5.Unexpected: Period: Hope; Yet: Yes. I didn't want that, but I did. It means that it was unexpected.

6.Stand up: Raise your head and stand on tiptoe. Describe the hope.

7.Pay and Dongliu: pay: hand; Dongliu: A river that flows eastward. Throw it in the river that flows eastward and wash it away. The metaphor is that hope is disappointed, the results are lost, and the previous achievements are lost.

8.Dream: Sleep: Sleep. When I dream, I pursue it. Described eagerly awaited.

9.The silo can be expected: the silo box: the tool for holding grain. The granaries are expected to be full. The metaphor is that there is great hope for a good harvest.

10.Withered seedlings hope for rain: Describe ardent hope.

11.Hanging in the air: Describes single-mindedly looking forward and hopeful.

12.Human mind governance: heart: refers to wishes; Governance: The social situation is stable and governed. The people want the country to be stable.

13.Hope Jackie Chan: Hope: Hope. I hope that my children will be successful in their studies and careers.

14.Overjoyed: Hope: Hope, Expectation. I was very happy because of the good things I didn't expect.

15.Hope to return: Enterprise: Stand on your heels. Standing on tiptoe in anticipation of return. Describe ardent expectations.

16.Leaning over the eyes: Wearing the eyes: looking up, looking into the distance. Describe the look of anticipation, hope.

17.Loose skin and itchy bones: Describes the appearance of relaxation and eagerness in the heart.

18.Eyes Broken Scales: Scales: Fish and Geese, figurative letters. Describes the desire to pierce the eyes and the hope that the letter will come.

19.Wait and see: wipe: wipe; Wait: Wait. Keep your eyes peeled and wait and see. Describing the expectation is urgent. It also means that you are sure that something will happen.

The heart is surging.

Burst with joy. Happy, overjoyed, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy,

[Eat a small loss and get a big bargain]: It refers to a temporary loss and looks forward to future gains.

Inch Yin Ruo Sui]: Age: Year. In a flash, it was like a year. Described as very ardent anticipation and hope.

Raise the head and wear the eyes]: lift: lift; Daimu: The way you look up. Describes looking into the distance with anticipation or anticipation.

Leaning over the eyes: Wearing the eyes: looking up, looking into the distance. Describe the look of anticipation, hope.

Leaning the ear]: leaning the ear: sideways the ear; Look: Wipe your eyes. Listen carefully, watch carefully. Expresses an eagerness to see what is expected.

Wanzhong Sui]: Sui: Look up. All eyes are on it. Describe the look of anticipation or surprise that people are looking forward to or feeling together.

Hanging in the air: Describes single-mindedly looking forward and hopeful.

Just around the corner]: Pointing to the day: the date can be indicated, and the period is not far away; Wait: Expectation. The period is not far off, and it will not be long before it happens.

Words to describe looking forward to the good.

The more common ones are these:

Inch Yin Ruo Sui]: Age: Year. In a flash, it was like a year. Described as very ardent anticipation and hope.

Raise the head and wear the eyes]: lift: lift; Daimu: The way you look up.

Inch Yin Ruo Sui]: Age: Year. In a flash, it was like a year. Described as very ardent anticipation and hope.

Raise the head and wear the eyes]: lift: lift; Daimu: The way you look up. Describes looking into the distance with anticipation or anticipation.

Leaning over the eyes: Wearing the eyes: looking up, looking into the distance. Describe the look of anticipation, hope.

Leaning the ear: Tilting the ear: Ear to the side.

Looking at the idiom explained.

Pinyin]: wàng

yǎnyùchuān

Interpretation]: The eyes are going to see through. Describe the hope.

Hope, expectation, looking through the autumn water, looking forward to it, not seeing it for a day, like three autumns, longing, looking forward to it, looking forward to it, looking forward to it, can't wait.

See.

Long-cherished. Eager.

Does anyone know what idiom to use to describe expectation, desire, hope.

Hanging in the air: Describes single-mindedly looking forward and hopeful.

Discerning.

Dedicated. All eyes and ears.

Attention to detail. Observe the words.

From one small clue one can see what is coming. See the world.

Scrupulous. Undivided attention.