Supplement the idiom what the wind and what the waves

Plough the waves. chéng fēng pò làng paraphrased] multiplication: take advantage of.

Take advantage of the tailwind; Break the waves. The metaphor is ambitious; majestic spirit; Not afraid of difficulties; Forge ahead; It means to be ambitious. It is also known as "riding the long wind and breaking the waves" and "breaking the waves of the long wind".

Song Li Hong's "Occasional Works": "It is not me to ride the wind and waves; Temporarily borrow the monk's window to sleep forever. ”

Positive pronunciation] multiplication; It cannot be pronounced "chènɡ".

Identify] multiplication; Can't write "leftover".

synonyms] overcoming obstacles and forging ahead.

Antisense] is hesitant and depressed.

Usage] with positive connotations. At present, it mostly refers to continuing to move forward under good conditions or on the basis of achieving certain achievements. Sometimes it is also described as a rapid career development. Generally used as a predicate.

Structure] Linked type.

Discernment] See "Overcoming Thorns".

"The wind is high and the waves are urgent" is not an idiom. There are 5 idioms that contain "high wind":

1. Fresh breeze and high moderation.

Pinyin: qīng fēng gāo jié

[Explanation]: A metaphor for the purity of character and the nobility of conduct.

Example to form a sentence]: Sure enough, Hua Xin later attached Cao Cao, killed the emperor, abolished the Han Dynasty, and offered the emperor, Guan Ning was clean and noble, and the turbid world was not dirty. Qing · Xi Zhousheng's "The Legend of Marriage in the Awakening World" is the thirty-fourth chapter.

Pinyin**]: q f g j

synonyms]: Breezy and severe.

Usage]: as an object, a definite; Refers to human discipline.

2. The moon is dark and the wind is high.

Pinyin: yuè hēi fēng gāo

[Explanation]: It is a metaphor for a night when there is no moonlight and the wind is very strong. A metaphor for a treacherous environment.

Source]: Yuan · Yuan Huai's "Records of the Palm": "Ouyang Gong and the people shall compose two lines of poetry each, and the offender shall be ...... above the offender."A cloud: 'The moon is dark and kills people, and the wind is high and the sky is on fire. ’”

Example to form a sentence]: On a dark and windy night last month, flying sand and rocks, rolling all over the ground, the Great Wall was gritting its teeth and cursing people. Yang Shuo, "Autumn Wind and Gloom".

Pinyin**]: y h f g

synonyms]: The sun and the moon have no light, and the sky is dark.

Antonyms]: The moon is like a mirror, the moon is like water, and the moon is bright and the stars are scarce.

Usage]: as a definite sentence, a clause; Refers to night night.

Be. Wind high wave rush fēng gāo làng jí [synonyms]: waves [explanation]: to describe the wind and waves are very large. [Example]: The sea mouth is turbulent, and the wind is high and the waves are urgent.

"The wind is high and the waves are urgent" is not an idiom. There are 5 Chengbo Liang words containing "high wind":

1. Fresh breeze and high moderation.

Pinyin: qīng fēng gāo jié

[Explanation]: A metaphor for the purity of character and the nobility of conduct.

Give an example to make a sentence]: Sure enough, Huaxin.

Later, Cao Cao was attached.

Kill the Queen. Abolish the Han Dynasty and offer the emperor.

Guan Ning is breezy and high-spirited, and the turbid world is not dirty. Xi Zhousheng "The Legend of Marriage in the Awakening World".

Chapter 34.

Pinyin**]: q f g j

synonyms]: Breezy and severe.

Usage]: as an object, a definite; Refers to human discipline.

2. The moon is dark and the wind is high.

Pinyin: yuè hēi fēng gāo

[Explanation]: It is a metaphor for a night when there is no moonlight and the wind is very strong. A metaphor for a treacherous environment.

Example to form a sentence]: On a dark and windy night last month, flying sand and rocks, rolling all over the ground, the Great Wall was gritting its teeth and cursing people. Yang Shuo, "Autumn Wind and Gloom".

Pinyin**]: y h f g

synonyms]: The sun is dull, the moon is full and there is no light, and the sky is dark.

Antonyms]: The moon is like a mirror, the moon is like water, and the moon is bright and the stars are scarce.

Usage]: as a definite sentence, a clause; Refers to night night.

Idioms, of course.

The wind is high and the waves are urgent. fēng gāo làng jí synonyms]: choppy waves.

Explanation]: Describe the wind and waves are very strong.

Example]: The mouth of the sea is stupid near the choppy liquid, the lack of sun is noisy, and the wind is high and the waves are urgent.

The wind and waves are high is an idiom, and the wind and waves are not an idiom.

First, how to judge whether it is an idiom

First of all, we know what an idiom is, what are the characteristics of an idiom, and its ** and its source are**. The so-called idiom is a fixed phrase formed after long-term use and tempering in the language, which fully reflects the breadth and profundity of the Chinese language. It is a linguistic unit that is larger than a word and whose grammatical function is equivalent to that of a word.

An idiom is a fixed phrase or sentence that denotes a general concept, and most of them are made up of four words.

Second, the characteristics of idioms

Idioms have the relative stereotyping of structure, the integrity of meaning, the habituality of time and space, the historicity of formation, and the nationalism of content and form.

In simple terms, four-word words include idioms. Four-word words are words that make up a fixed meaning, and are made up of four words. An idiom is a word that makes up a fixed meaning, which is made up of four words, and there is a story or story behind it.

Third, how to determine whether a four-word word is an idiom

1. Idioms have their own fixed structure, which has been conventionalized for a long time, and the words in the idiom cannot be reversed and added or deleted at will.

2. Idioms appear in the language as a unit with complete meaning, and the meaning of the idiom cannot be understood after the words and words in the idiom are disassembled.

3. The formation of idioms is not a day or two of work, but gradually recognized by the public in long-term language practice.

Grasp the above characteristics, it is easy to distinguish whether the four-word word is an idiom or not.

Remember that idioms are characterized by conciseness, specific images, powerful speech, and sufficient tone. Any four-word word that meets the above characteristics may be idioms. For example: Purple Qi comes from the east.

On the contrary, four-word words that are plain, loose and poorly written, and difficult to pronounce or even make sense are most likely not idioms. For example: cannot be defeated.

The four-character phrase of the very new allusion combination has not yet been included in the idiom dictionary, it is definitely not an idiom, and the formation of the idiom has a process and time. But in the future, it is highly likely to be an idiom. For example:

The dragon is shooting the tiger.