Awesome idioms that are still to come? Dry in the front and strong in the back

The praying mantis catches the cicada and the yellow finch is behind, and the fox is fake and the tiger is mighty

The skill is high, the chess is high, slightly better, the blue out of the blue, the rising star, a thing down a thing, a small witch to see a big witch, the Yangtze River back wave pushes the front wave, the strong in the stronger more strong in the hand.

The praying mantis catches the cicada, and the yellow finch is behind" means that the praying mantis is about to catch the cicada, but the yellow finch is about to eat it behind it. The metaphor is short-sighted, only thinking of calculating others, but not expecting others to calculate him.

1. Idioms that describe very professional and powerful:

Reaching the peak: The powerful has reached the extreme, quite powerful.

One is ten: one person can be ten people, which is very powerful and domineering.

Loneliness: Feeling lonely because there is no one to overcome you.

Bull coaxing: Very bullish in dealing with people, especially able to blow.

Rich and generous: The voice of the rich is very coarse, especially powerful, especially domineering.

Unstoppable: Thinks that people of the present generation are not good. Described as empty-eyed and arrogant to the extreme.

Sharp words: Speak very sharply, very powerfully.

Brave in the world: the bravest and most powerful man in the world.

Industry leader: Leader originally referred to the beautiful forest, in this four-word word refers to the industry's elite, very powerful people.

Resourceful: Very smart, very good at brains, such as Zhuge Liang in ancient times.

Clever Calculation: Amazing wit, ingenious stratagem. Describe the ability to estimate complex changes and determine strategies. Divine and wonderful: to describe the clever; Machine, calculation: refers to stratagem.

外强中干 wài qiáng zhōng gān [paraphrased] means to look as if it is very powerful; Actually very weak.

Speech] "The Fifteenth Year of the Duke of Zuo": "The outside is strong and the middle is dry; Advance or retreat; Circumference can't. ”

Positive] strong; cannot be pronounced as "qiǎnɡ" or "jiànɡ"; Dry; It cannot be pronounced as "ɡàn".

Identification]; It cannot be written as "loyalty".

Synonyms] outer rigid inner soft, outer square inner circle.

Antisense] is soft on the outside and rigid on the inside, round on the outside and square on the inside.

Usage] is used as a derogatory term. It is mostly used to describe what seems to be powerful; A person or group of people who are materially weak. It is generally used as a predicate, a definite, and an adverbial.

Structure] combined.

Analysis] See "The Lust of the Inside" (p. 843).

There is no such thing as "what to do, what to do".

Force somebody's hand.

Pinyin】 qiǎng rén suǒ nán [interpretation] 强: reluctantly. Forcing others to do things they don't want to do or can't do.

Examples] Parents; Respect the wishes of the children; Don't.

It's a strong man, and there's a little man in the middle. Strong on the outside and dry in the middle.

"The sentence that the juniors are stronger than the seniors" sentences or idioms are: the blue is better than the blue, and the back waves of the Yangtze River push the front waves. e68a8462616964757a686964616f31333363396334

Idiom]: Blue is better than blue.

Pinyin]: qīng chū yú lán ér shèng yú lán

Explanation]: Cyana is extracted from bluegrass, but the color is darker than bluegrass.

Example of a sentence]: You young people are really better than blue.

Pinyin**]: qcyl

synonyms]: blue out of blue.

Usage]: as an object, a clause; It means that the descendants are better than the predecessors.

English]: The students surpass the teacher

Story]: Li Mi, a literati of the Northern Wei Dynasty, studied very hard, worked hard as a student under the doctor of literature, Kong Fan, was diligent and hardworking, open-minded and studious, and improved quickly. A few years later, Li Mi's knowledge surpassed that of his teacher Kong Fan, who in turn turned to Li Mi for advice.

The students made a song: "Qing Cheng Lan, Lan Xie Qing, Teacher He Chang, in the Ming Jing." ”

Idiom]: The back waves of the Yangtze River push the front waves.

Pinyin]: cháng jiāng hòu làng tuī qián làng

Explanation]: A metaphor for the constant progress of things. It mostly refers to the new people and new things replacing the old people and old things.

Example to form a sentence]: This is called the back wave of the Yangtze River pushing the front wave, and one generation is stronger than the next.

Pinyin**]: cjhl

synonyms]: The back wave pushes the front wave.

Usage]: as an object, a clause; Refers to a person or thing.

English]: of persons or things) the new would always push on the old

In his element.

At lightning speed. People and vehicles are one.

Driving lightly [jià qīng jiù shú] Basic Interpretation: to drive a carriage. Drive a light car and walk the familiar road.

The parable has an experience of something.

It's familiar and easy to do.

Example: This is a very familiar job for him.

Wind Rush Electric [fēng chí diàn chè] Chi: to run. Switch: Flash. Swift: Described as very fast, like the wind blowing lightning. Electricity, like lightning.

Sentence formation: I am always thrilled by the speed of an athlete.