What are the words of the cross river crossing?

Idioms? Integration, full attention, learning through the Chinese and Western, fish through, gas through Changhong, etc.

The words are as follows:

Origin, implementation, consistency, attention, penetration, continuity, penetration, penetration, and so on.

Penetration, penetration, penetration, ten thousand, fish penetration, penetration, transverse, coherent, coherent, coherent, origin, full, public, slam, sun, longitudinal, through.

1. Huaguan, Guanchen, Tuguan, Guanqi, Guanche, Mingguan, Guanyu, Guanxin, Guanguan, Guanzhu, Guanxuan, Guanda, Guanlian, Old Guan, Guanxing, Qianguan.

1. Full of evil.

Idiom pinyin: è guàn mǎn yíng

Idiom Explanation: Evil: Sin; Guan: the rope that wears money; Every 1,000 pieces is consistent; Ying: Full. There are as many sins as they are in money; It's already worn and it's not over yet. It is time to describe the great sin as being punished.

Source of the idiom: "Shangshu Tai Oath": "Business is full of crimes, and the mandate of heaven will punish them." ”

2. Throughout the present and the ancient.

Idiom pinyin: guàn chuān jīn gǔ

Idiom Explanation: Connecting the present with the ancient.

Source of idiom: Tang Bai Juyi's "Nine Books with Yuan": "Du has the most poems, more than 1,000 poems, as for the ancient times, the rhythm of the threads, the best work, and too Li." ”

3. Suddenly.

Idiom pinyin: huò rán guàn tōng

Idiom explanation: suddenly: the appearance of openness and accessibility; through: through; Tong: Know. It was thoroughly understood at once; Got it.

Source of the idiom: Song Zhu Xi's "University Chapters and Sentences": "As for the long time of exertion, once it suddenly penetrates." ”

4. Give your full attention.

Idiom pinyin: quán shén guàn zhù

Idiom Explanation: Focus: Concentrate on one point. The whole mind is concentrated in one point. Describes a high level of concentration.

Source of idiom: Qian Zhongshu's "Siege of the City": "Personnel are too busy, and we are not allowed to concentrate on one person without interruption." ”

5. Qi runs through Changhong.

Idiom pinyin: qì guàn cháng hóng

Idiom explanation: qi: temperament; Spirit. Describe the momentum; It can run through Changhong.

Source of the idiom: Ming Feng Menglong's "Yu Shi Mingyan": "Yu Wei Juqing, Qi runs through Hongni, and Yi Gao Yunhan." ”

The "through" in "across the river" means to pass through, to penetrate, and it is written that the tide is rolling in and overflowing across the entire river. From "Watching the Tide of the World", the author is Zhao Zongcheng and Zhu Mingyuan, and it is written about the tide watching the Qiantang River on August 18.

Original text (partial):

The white line quickly moved towards us, gradually lengthening and thickening, and crossing the river. Closer, I saw the white waves rolling, forming a white wall six or seven meters high. The tide is getting closer and closer, like thousands of white war horses marching in unison, galloping mightily; The sound was like a mountain collapsing and the earth cracking, as if the earth had been shaken.

Suddenly, the tide rushed westward, but the aftermath was still surging in the sky, and the wind and waves were still roaring on the river. It took a long time for the Qiantang River to regain calm. Look at the embankment, the river has risen two feet to search for Gao Zheng's draft.

The author not only uses metaphors, descriptions, foils and other methods to directly describe the situation and prestige of the surging tide and thunder, but also indirectly expresses the peculiarity of the tide from the large number of people watching the tide and the high enthusiasm. In this way, the direct description and indirect accentuation of the Qiantang autumn tide, the wonder of the world, are vividly displayed in front of the readers.

1. The meaning of the trembling envy is: through. Guan's pinyin: guàn.

2. Interpretation of Guan: In ancient times, the rope or shoot for wearing money (the square hole money was worn on the rope, and every thousand was consistent). I wear it, I pass it, I connect it. Ancient with "habit", habit. Origin, place of birth. Surname.

3. The radical of Guan: Bei. Chinese character structure: upper and lower structure. Lettering: Understanding.

01 Wear; Transfixion.

Crossing the river: from one bank of the river to the other. Traverse: Passing horizontally. Guan: wear; Accompanied by the sliding brigade.

Crossing the river means that something is lined up from one side of the river to the other side of the river. For example, if warships cross the river, it means that there are many warships, and they line up from this side of the river to the river.

Interpretation. 1.Wear; Through: like thunder. Learn from the past and the present. Hengzhen Bureau River.

2.Coherence: Fish in. Tired as a pearl.

3.In the old days, money was put on a rope, and every thousand letters were called the same: ten thousand pieces of furniture.

4.Where generations have lived: Nationality. Village.

5.Instance; Example: One is still the same.

6.Surname.

Wear; Transfixion. Crossing the river: from one bank of the river to the other. Traverse: Brother Hengshou rolls through it. Guan: wear; Transfixion.

Crossing the river means that something is lined up from one side of the river to the other side of the river. For example, if warships cross the river, Chenling says that there are a lot of warships, and they line up from this side of the river to the river.

Interpretation. 1.Wear; Through: like thunder. Learn from the past and the present. Hengjiang face.

2.Coherence: Fish in. Tired as a pearl.

3.In the old days, money was put on with a rope, and every thousand was called consistent: ten thousand pieces of furniture.

4.Where generations have lived: Nationality. Village.

5.Instance; Example: One is still the same.

6.Surname.

The "traversal" of "traversal river" means: to pass horizontally. "Crossing the River" is from the first volume of the fourth grade Chinese textbook "Watching the Tide", the authors are Zhao Zongcheng and Zhu Mingyuan. For thousands of years, the Qiantang River has poured out many tourists with its peculiar and extraordinary river tide.

This article describes the grand occasion of watching the tide, writes about the scene that the author has heard and witnessed before the tide comes, when the tide comes, and after the tide head, describes the whole process of the tide from far to near, rushing westward, depicts the dynamic change of the river tide from calm to rushing roar and then returning to calm, and writes the strange, majestic and magnificent tide.

<>1, it is from this bank of the river to the other bank. Traverse: Passing through the cherry blossoms horizontally. The stupid side of the mountain across the river is to say that the tide rolls in and spreads across the entire river.

2. Across the river is from the first volume of the fourth-grade Chinese text "Watching the Tide" in the People's Education Edition, the authors are Zhao Zongcheng and Zhu Mingyuan. It is written about the observation of the tide of the Qiantang River on August 18, and the original text is that the white line quickly moved towards us, gradually lengthened, thickened, and crossed the river. Closer, I saw the white waves rolling, forming a white city wall six or seven meters high.