Words about the cleanliness of the mind, idioms to describe cleanliness and neatness

Ice heart jade pot: Ice heart, jade pot, metaphor for people's pure and innocent sentiments.

The idioms to describe clean and tidy are refreshing, clean, refreshing, wind-swept snow god Lao Bi, no spotlight, the wind sweeps the clouds, sweeps the floor, moves the wind, sweeps the floor, and runs dry.

1. Refreshing and refreshing: neat and clean; Crisp (refers to the sound of God).

2. Clean and clean: no dirt, dust, impurities.

3. Refreshing and refreshing: It means neat and clean or fresh and cool.

4. Wind and snow remnants: Volume: Collect. The wind swept away the remaining snow. The metaphor sweeps away what is left at once.

5. No spotlight: It originally refers to the fact that when Buddhists practice, they should eliminate material desires and keep their hearts clean. Now it generally refers to not being affected by bad habits and bad winds in the slightest. Also used to describe very clean, clean.

6. Wind sweeps off clouds: broken clouds: remnant clouds. The wind swept away the remnant clouds.

7. Sweeping the floor: It is like sweeping the floor. The metaphor is completely destroyed. It is also a metaphor for losing face and prestige.

8. Walking: Describe walking very fast or doing things cleanly.

9. Sweeping the floor: It means that it is completely clean and there is no left.

10. Dry and clean: there is nothing left, very clean.

1. Spotless: It originally refers to the practice of Buddhists, eliminating material desires and keeping their hearts clean. Now the pan-training manuscript is not affected by bad habits and bad habits in the slightest. Also used to describe very clean, clean.

2. Refreshed: Refreshed: Bright and bright appearance. It refers to changing the old appearance and showing a new atmosphere of respecting the old and the new.

3. The window is bright with a few spines: several: a small table. Describe the room as clean and bright.

4. Clean and clean: no dust, impurities, etc.; Describe speech and action without dragging mud and water; There is nothing left of the parable.

5. Clean: clean; Clean.

1. Talking about being unclean: It originally refers to the fact that when Buddhists practice, they eliminate material desires and keep their hearts clean. Now it generally refers to the slightest absence from the influence of bad habits and bad habits. Also used to describe very clean, clean.

2. Refreshed: Refreshed: Bright and bright appearance. It refers to changing the old appearance and appearing a new atmosphere.

3. The window is bright and clean: several: small table. Describe the room as clean and bright.

4. Clean and clean: no dust, impurities, etc.; Describe speech and action without dragging the mud cover nucleus with water; There is nothing left of the parable.

5. Clean: clean; Clean.

Face of a new idiom explanation [pinyin]: miàn mù yī xīn interpretation]: the appearance has completely changed, with a new look.

Example sentence]: The room has been retouched, and the windows are bright and clean, giving people a new feeling.

White and flawless Idiom Explanation [Pinyin]: jié bái wú xiá Interpretation]: White:

Refers to white color that is not contaminated with other colors. Flawless: Refers to the absence of blemishes (spots).

Originally referring to pure white jade without spots, it is now used as a metaphor for the absence of defects or stains.

One dry two shed silver net idiom explanation [pinyin] front type: yī gān èr jìng interpretation]: The description is very repentant and thorough, and there is nothing left.

Idiom]: neat and tidy [pinyin]: zhěng zhěng qí qí explanation]: to keep neat and organized.