Is there an idiom where the first word and the third word are equal.

Gossip and gossip, non-proximity and non-reason, hindering hands and feet, big and big, stupid, versatile, alone, hands-on and feet.

Single-mindedness "One" is equal to "one".

Undivided attention. The first and third are the same word.

There is a head without a tail, abandoning the dark and turning to the light, liking the new and hating the old, the same, birth and death.

First, there is a head and no tail.

Vernacular interpretation: There is only a beginning, no end, which means that you can't stick to the end in doing things.

Dynasty: Song. Source: "Five Lantern Huiyuan" Volume 5: "Said: 'What happens when there is a head and no tail?' ’

Translation: Say: How about only a beginning and no ending?

2. Abandon the dark and turn to the light.

Vernacular Interpretation: Abandoning darkness and casting light is a Chinese idiom, pronounced qì àn tóu míng, which means to abandon the old forces of darkness and throw themselves into the new power of light.

Dynasty: Yuan. Source: "Single Whip Grabbing the Lance" wedge: "Back to the dark and light, ancient common sense".

Translation: It has been clear from the old forces of darkness and the new forces of light that have been clear before.

3. Love the new and hate the old.

Vernacular interpretation: like the new, disgusted with the old (mostly refers to love is not single-minded).

Dynasty: Qing. Source: "The Legend of Children's Heroes": "I'm not afraid that you have the heart to like the new and hate the old".

Translation: I'm not afraid that you have a heart that likes the new and dislikes the old.

Fourth, it is much the same.

Vernacular Definition: Most of the same, only a small part is different.

Dynasty: Northern Wei Dynasty.

Source: "Luoyang Jialanji: Wenyili": "In the second year of Wison's stay in Wuchang Country, the customs of Xihu are similar and cannot be recorded. ”

Translation: Wison spent two years in Wuchang country, and most of the customs of the Hu people in the Western Regions were the same, only a few were different, and they could not be recorded in detail.

5. Birth and death.

Vernacular Interpretation: The original meaning is from birth to death. It was later used to describe risking one's life and not being afraid of sacrifice.

Dynasties: Spring and Autumn.

Source: Chapter 50 of "Lao Tzu": "Born to die, the living disciples (way) have three out of ten".

Translation: From birth to death, three out of ten can be the path to survival.

Pulling and pulling, nine deaths, overkill, sounding east and west, looking around.

1. Pulling things around.

Vernacular Definition: Describe speaking without center or coherence, thinking of **speaking**.

Dynasty: Qing. Source: "Dream of Red Mansions": "There is more of a ridiculous; There was nothing in the belly; Pulling and pulling; get the cow, the ghost, the snake god; I also thought I was Boo. ”

2. Nine deaths and one life.

Vernacular Definition: Describes surviving many dangers.

Dynasty: Warring States Chu.

Source: "Lisao": "I am also good at what I have left; Although he died nine times, he still did not regret it. ”

Translation: This is what I am looking for, and I don't regret dying many times.

3. Overkill.

Vernacular Definition: Big material is used in small places. It mostly refers to inappropriate personnel arrangements and condescending talents.

Dynasty: Song. Source: "Send Xin You'an Palace to Write a Dynasty" poem: "Big material is small and sighs from the ancients".

Translation: Big materials are used in small places since ancient times.

Fourth, the sound of the east strikes the west.

Vernacular interpretation: Claiming to attack the east and actually hitting the west. It is used to confuse the enemy, create the illusion of the enemy, and give surprise attacks.

Dynasty: Song. Source: "Begging for the Repair of the War Boat": "The love is unpredictable; Give the dummy. ”

Translation: The situation is unpredictable, it says that it is going to attack the east, but it hits the west.

Fifth, look around.

Vernacular Interpretation: Zhang: Look. Describe here and there, and look everywhere.

Dynasty: Ming. Source: "Yu Shi Mingyan": "Sanqiaoer only believed the words of Mr. Hexagram; I only want my husband to come back; At this time, I often walk to the front building; Look around inside the curtain. ”

Calling forward and hugging, patchwork, crooked, east-sided, east-sided, horizontal, vertical, etc.

一、前呼後合 [ qián hū hòu yōng ]

Someone in front shouted to open the way, and someone in the back surrounded for protection. In the old days, it was described as ** traveling, and there were many people who followed it.

Source: The second fold of Yuan Anonymous's "Earning Kuaitong": "I want to be an official, I want to be an official, I am light and fat, how much glory is there!" ”

二、东spell西凑 [ dōng pīn xī còu ]

The metaphors are pieced together.

Source: Qing Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions": "Qin Bangye) Because it is a lifelong event of his son, he can't say that he can't put it together, so he respectfully sealed the twenty-four taels of the ceremony, and brought Qin Zhong to the Confucianism to visit. ”

三、东倒西歪 [ dōng dǎo xī wāi ].

1. Describe the appearance of the body being crooked or shaky when walking or sitting.

2. Describe the appearance of objects skewed or fallen down in a mess.

Source: Yuan Xiao Dexiang "Yang's Woman Kills the Dog and Persuades the Husband": "The two of them swallowed the lamp, and they were drunk and staggered. ”

四、东横西倒 [ dōng héng xī dǎo ].

Describe clutter. 五、横七vertical八 [ héng qī shù bā ]

Describe it as vertical and horizontal.

Source: Ming Shi Nai'an's "Water Margin": "It turned out that there were hundreds of people's homes, but there were fires to make white ground, and on a rubble field, countless men and women were killed. ”

Echo before and after, follow one after another, patchwork together, staggered and crooked.

The south and the north, the south and the north, seven up and eight down, robbing the rich and helping the poor, the same as the other, the dragon fights the tiger, and the fake becomes true. There are too many, and you can find a lot of them in the idiom dictionary.

The sky is dark, vomiting and diarrhea, going up and down, jumping up and down, left neighbors, left and right, big and small, big fuss, no coincident, nominal and substantial, looking around, staggering and crooked, going from south to north, going from south to north, going from front to south, responding to each other, thinking day and night, going from false to true, now is not what it used to be, rare and strange, fierce and auspicious, birth and death, out of the mind, life and death, survival of the fittest.

Abandon the darkness and turn to the light, like the new and hate the old.

Idioms with similar meanings to the first and third words include observing words and colors, dispatching troops, and sweet words.

1. Observe words and colors.

Figure out what the other party said, observe the other party's facial expression, and destroy the celebration in order to find out the other party's true intentions. The metaphor is to speculate on the other person's mind.

2. Dispatch troops.

Mobilize troops and horses, send generals. The metaphor is ready for war. It also refers to the arrangement of the use of manpower.

3. Sweet words.

It means words that are as sweet as honey. Parables for saying nice things in order to please or cajole people.

The second and fourth are the idioms of antonyms:

Sacrificing life and forgetting death, greedy for life and afraid of death, drunk life and dreaming of death, Huiyu lease to connect the upper and lower, inherit the past and the future, open the world, earth-shattering, stand up to the sky, spend the sky and wine, rejoice, change the world, and warp the heavens and latitudes.

Covering the world, shaking the earth, turning the world upside down, turning over and over, taking care of one and losing the other, thick precursors and thin ones, anticlimactic, streets and alleys, carrying forward the past and opening up the future, promoting strengths and avoiding weaknesses, saying that the long road is short, three long and two short.

The four-character words with similar meanings of the first and third words are: observing words and feelings, dispatching troops, sweet words, changing appearances, and exhausting mountains and rivers.

一: Observe words and look at color [ chá yán guān sè ].

1.[Explanation]: Model banquet inspection: detailed review. Observe the other person's speech or face. Finger more to touch the minds of others.

2.[From Zheng Blind]: "Analects of Yan Yuan":

Those who are righteous and righteous are upright and righteous, observe words and looks, and consider the following people. (Meaning: The so-called Da is to be upright, to be polite in case of trouble, to be good at figuring out other people's words, to observe other people's faces, and to treat others with humility.)

3.[Example]: When Baochai saw this situation, he observed his words and looks, and he was aware of seven or eight points. Qing Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions" chapter 32.

二: 話兵送会 [ diào bīng qiǎn jiàng ]

1.[Explanation]: Mobilize troops and send generals. It generally refers to the transfer of manpower.

2.[From]: Ming Shi Nai'an's "The Complete Biography of the Water Margin" Chapter 67: "Write a book to teach the Taishi to know, dispatch troops early, and eliminate the thieves to take revenge." ”

3.[Example]: I smell the benefits and harms of the pirates at sea, but I can't fight by myself? It's just a matter of dispatching troops and punishing crimes. Ming Anonymous's "The Legend of the Phoenix: Wenhua Sacrifice to the Sea".

Three: 甜言蜜语 [ tián yán mì yǔ ].

1.[Explanation]: If it is as sweet as honey. A metaphor for beautiful words spoken in order to deceive people.

2.[From]: The second fold of Yuan Ma Zhiyuan's "Yueyang Tower": "Eat a cup of tea, you are sweet-talking, and the monks are not a place to accumulate blessings." ”

3.[Example]: Bian Fu sat next to him, spoke sweetly, and persuaded him. Ming Feng Menglong, "Xingshi Hengyan", vol. 36.

Four: Makeover [ gǎi tóu huàn miàn ].

1.[Explanation]: It originally referred to a change in the person's appearance. Nowadays, many metaphors only change the appearance and form, but the substance of the content remains the same.

2.[From]: Tang Hanshan's "Three Hundred and Three Poems" No. 214: "Change your face and never leave the old people." (Meaning: The parable only changes the appearance and form, but the substance remains the same.) ）

3.[Example]: The unjust debt was originally deep from the next life, and when they met, they became murderous. The makeover is still reciprocating, not to mention the appearance is still in the present. Ming Ling Mengchu, "The Surprise of the First Moment", volume 30.

Five: 山無水尽 [ shān qióng shuǐ jìn ].

1.[Explanation]: The mountains and the water have come to an end. The metaphor has no way out and is in a desperate situation.

2.[From]: Song Lu You's poem "Visiting Shanxi Village": "The mountains and rivers are full of doubts, and the willows and flowers are bright and another village." (Meaning: The mountains overlap, the water flow is tortuous, and I am worried that there is no way out, and suddenly another mountain village appears in front of me.) ）

3.[Example]: You have reached the point of exhaustion. "Urging Du Yuming and Others to Surrender".

Famous, dancing, trickling, head is the way, empty, crumbling, endless, retribution, pitiful, every word, full of autumn water, a steady stream, unhappy, complacent, far away, polite, hastily, sloppy, hastily withdrawn, drowsy.

More than restored, famous, passed down from generation to generation, calculating, precarious, indignant, resentful, promising, unforgettable, out of place, quack and falling, ninety-nine return.

1. Martial arts, lonely, eloquent, and reluctant to give up.

Oligo, incompatible, recognizable, and visible.

There are a few experiences, a few, a lot of falls, and a hard time to give up.

Lang Lang Qiankun, tired as a pearl, catchy, very few.

画音画影 [ huì

bai shēng huì yǐng ]: to describe the narrative or describe it vividly and realistically. zhi

美wheel美奂 [ měi lún měi huàn ]: wheel: dao tall; Hwanzhuan: Many. Described as a tall and gorgeous house.

有音有色 [ yǒu shēng yǒu sè ] describes speaking or acting brilliantly and vividly.

人来人往来 [ rén lái rén wǎng ]: People come and go continuously. It is also described as busy socializing.

相語相爱 [ xiāng qīn xiāng ài ]: Describes a close relationship and deep feelings.