Help me guess the words, let s help me guess an idiom

1. Charcoal (an idiom) is top-heavy.

2. The first harvest (country name) Congo.

3. Beacon Whistle (place name) Yantai.

4. Pacific Ocean (place name) Ninghai.

5. Don't fight and don't know each other (two-word title) comrades-in-arms.

6. Qunfang spectrum (a food) flower roll.

7. Sun Yat-sen's autobiography (language term) classical Chinese.

8. Smuggling without saying goodbye (economic name).

1 First Harvest (Country Name) - Congo.

2. Open the letter --- unsealed.

3. Beacon Whistle (place name) Yantai.

4. Pacific Ocean (place name) Ninghai.

5. Don't fight and don't know each other (two-word title) comrades-in-arms.

6. Qunfang spectrum (a food) flower roll.

7 Maple Grove Trail (geographical noun) - Equator.

8. Autobiography of Sun Yat-sen (language noun) - Classical Chinese.

9 Say goodbye without saying goodbye (economic term) - smuggling.

1 Chad. 2 Unseal.

3 Yantai 4 Zhongnanhai.

5 comrades-in-arms. 6 Hanamaki.

7 Equator. 8 Classical Chinese.

9 Smuggling.

What are you kidding, Kaifeng has also become a national name?!

[Self-immeasurable].

Pinyin: zì bù liàng lì 简Pinyin: zbll

synonyms: mayfly regret tree, mantis arm as a car, hit a stone with an egg Antonyms: do what you can, do what you can, self-knowledge.

Usage: subject-predicate; as a predicate, object; Derogatory.

Explanation: Measure: Estimate. I don't estimate my own abilities. Refers to overestimating one's own strength.

Source: Pre-Qin Zuo Qiu Ming "Zuo Chuan: The Eleventh Year of the Hidden Prince": "Don't be virtuous, don't measure your strength, don't kiss, don't resign, don't check guilty." ”

Example: Let's just say that our palace exams are all lucky to be ranked among the best, not really talented, how dare you talk about yourself. (The eighty-seventh chapter of "Mirror Flowers").

Afterword: Throwing stones with eggs; duck pulling cart; Mantis arm stops the car.

or [self-sufficient].

Pinyin: bù zì liàng lì 简Pinyin: bzll

synonyms: mantis arm blocking car, mayfly regret tree antonyms: vain, self-aware, do what you can.

Usage: verb-object; as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; Describe overestimating yourself.

Explanation: You don't estimate your own abilities. Refers to overestimating one's own strength.

Source: Tang Xuanzang's "Tang Dynasty Western Regions: Magadha Kingdom": "Today, all foreign ways do not measure their own strength, form parties and groups, dare to speak out, and hope that the master will destroy all different ways." ”

Example: Let's just say that our palace exams are all lucky to be ranked first-class, no, how dare you not measure your own strength and talk about yourself in vain. (Qing Li Ruzhen's "Mirror Flowers" 87th chapter).

Riddle: Mantis arm blocking car; Ants boast of a big country.

I don't understand this is a ** game.。。 Playful.

1, the world is turned upside down 2, one hand covers the sky 3, reborn 4, worthless 5, not a dime 6, 7, 8, terminally ill 9, 10, 11, liver and brain smeared on the ground, no heart and no lungs, wolf heart and dog lungs 12, never close the door at night, respected 13, strategize through the sky and latitude 14, graceful and colorful.

1 upside down 2 cover the sky with one hand 3 is worthless 4 do not pull out a dime.

1.Turned upside down; 2.Cover the sky with one hand; 3.

Reborn; 4.Worthless; 5.Very stingy; 6.

Unison; 7.Ignore it; 8.Hopeless; 9.

Slurping and spitting; 10.Paper.

11.Five internal organs, seven mouths and eight tongues, seven hands and eight feet, liver and gallbladder care, ingenuity.

12.In its prime, famous, respected, the dragon among people, second to none.

13.Intelligent, resourceful, clever, and like a god.

14.Hibiscus out of the water, shy flowers in the closed moon, the national color is fragrant, the beautiful color is edible, and the clothes are beautiful.

1.Earth-shaking 2Cover the sky with one hand 3

Reborn 4Worthless 5A dime does not pluck 6

7Ignore 8Hopeless9

Swallow and spit 10On paper 11Heart-to-heart, verbal warfare, dumbfounded, ingenious, duplicitous12

Picking up gold is not ambiguous, bright and fair, sending charcoal in the snow, helping others for pleasure, sacrificing oneself for others 13Ice and snow are smart, talented, talented, clever, powerful, and witty 14The face is like earth, skinny like firewood, graceful, well-dressed, and the eyebrows are delicate.

The biggest change: the ever-changing The biggest hand: one hand covers the sky The biggest surgery:

The cheapest thing: a dime a dozen The most stingy person: I don't know The chorus:

I don't know Deaf and dumb: pretending to be deaf and dumb Terminal illness: There is no cure Eat melon seeds:

Spit out and eat in Military**: I don't know.

1. Dumb gesturing - self-evident.

2, 24 hours--

Overnight. 3. Sing in unison - speak in unison.

4. Hobby skydiving - disappear and plummet.

Answer: Take to the skies.

téng kōng ér qǐ

Basic Definitions. Soaring: Soar into the sky. Rise high into the sky.

Example sentence 1 The plane takes off and flies into the blue sky.

This idiom is "it is difficult to fly with wings", which describes being surrounded or trapped and unable to escape. It is also said that it is impossible to escape.

Take three top five.

Source: Ming Feng Menglong's "Ancient and Modern ** Poor Horses Around the Selling Horses" Volume 5: "But seeing the red dust rolling, the carriages and horses were one after another, many traders and guests carried the goods, and entered the store to rest in peace. ”

Example sentence: But seeing the red dust rolling, the carriages and horses are crowded, and many vendors and guests carry goods into the store to rest.

You see, three threes are next to each other, and there is a five on the head, of course, three on the top of five.

333 below the mountain, 5 above oneTake three top five.

Sanyang Kaitai.

I really don't see the reason, but it seems that there is nothing else.