Four character idioms with numbers

A complete collection of four-character idioms with numbers.

One sing, one harmony, one call, one clean, two birds with one stone, one plummet, exactly the same, one storm and ten colds.

Single-minded, defeated, serious, one-armed, spotless, familiar at first sight, killing two birds with one stone, one lineage, one glance, one know-how, one without discrimination, one thousand miles, one grass and one tree, one unchanged, one smooth sailing, one blow, one scattered, as always, meticulous, indescribable, a strip with water, one day, one to the point, one half-understood, a table of talents, twists and turns, one step to the sky, one at a loss, one touch, one knife and two breaks, a skill, a slump, Once and for all, a blockbuster, a thought of the difference, a poverty, a go, a clear, a sweep, a breath is still alive, a wishful thinking, a slight advantage, two defeats, two tigers fighting, two sides and three knives, the best of both worlds, two small guesses, two sleeves of the breeze, two dilemmas, three long and two short, three visits to the thatched house, three orders and five shen, three lives are fortunate, three thoughts and actions, three heads and six arms, half-hearted, three words, three watches in the middle of the night, three points into the wood, three fires, three days of fishing, two days of drying nets.

The four seas are home, divided, embattled, extended in all directions, peaceful and stable, in danger, and in all seas.

Colorful, colorful, five lakes and four seas, varied, colorful, five bodies to the ground, five viscera and six organs, five grains and abundant crops, five cars of learning, five thunders.

The six gods have no owner, the six relatives have no support, the frost flies in June, and the six roots are pure.

Seven scattered, seven patchwork, seven up and eight down, seven hands and eight feet, seven mouths and eight tongues, seven tricks and smoke, seven emotions and six desires.

Eight sides exquisite, eight sides majestic, half a catty and eight taels, nonsense, eight immortals across the sea, each showing their magical powers.

Nine deaths, nine cows and one hair, nine clouds, nine cows and two tigers, and nine springs with a smile.

Ten to nine stable, ten years of cold windows, ten perfect, one hundred thousand urgent, ten fingers to the heart, ten winter wax moon, full of spirit.

There are no taboos, hundreds of rivers return to the sea, hundreds of readings, hundreds of shots, hundreds of wastes, mixed feelings, a hundred flowers, a hundred mouths are difficult to argue, a hundred refining into steel, a hundred years of encounters, a hundred years of plans, a hundred puzzles, a hundred battles and a hundred victories, a hundred according to a hundred obedience, a hundred indomitable, a hundred holes, a hundred times, a hundred feet, a hundred feet, further, a hundred smells are better than a see.

Ever-changing, varied, tempered, thousand-thousand-thousand, thousand-

Thousands of rivers and mountains, foolproof, all of them are united, thousands of purples and thousands of reds, thousands of deaths, thousands of silences, and rapid changes;

Single-minded, half-hearted, three battles, one singing and one harmony, one hundred shots, and eight directions.

Single-mindedly, over and over again. Three and five today.

The four-character idiom with numbers is as follows:

Perfect, seven up and eight down, half-hearted, single-minded, nine cows and one hair, nine deaths and one life, five lakes and four seas, seven scattered and eight falls, ninety-nine returns.

First, varied, six gods and no masters, colorful, eight immortals across the sea, in all directions, a blockbuster, a thought of the difference, a poverty, a rush, a failure, a serious, a hand, spotless, three lives are lucky, three thoughts, three heads and six arms, half-hearted, three days of fishing, two days of drying nets, three long and two short, three visits to the thatched house, colorful, eight immortals across the sea, half a catty and eight taels, nine deaths, nine cows and a hair, nine clouds, The power of nine cows and two tigers, smiling nine springs.

The four-character idiom with numbers is as follows:

Colorful, seven up and eight down, nine deaths and one life, nine cows and one hair, seven scattered and eight falling, ninety-nine returns.

First, there are many kinds of things, six gods have no master, colorful colors, eight immortals cross the sea, all directions, one word is fixed, one.

Five. One. 10. Fight a talent, a group of harmony, a safe journey, nothing, motionless, blockbuster, helpless, silent.

A leaf knows autumn, a year and a half, obstinately, a skill, bit by bit, a write-off, at a glance, a serious, as always, abnormal, exactly the same, once and for all, consistent, smooth sailing, wishful thinking, a singing and harmony, a mess, a clue, a pillow of yellow sorghum, a limp, nothing, a slump, three teachings and nine streams, three orders and five shen.

Generation of numbers:

The earliest tools used to count by human hail mill are fingers and toes, but they can only represent numbers within 20, when the number is very large, most of the primitive people use small stones and bean grains to count, and gradually people are not satisfied with the number of grains, and invented the method of tying knots, carving the number, carving the number on the animal skin, animal bones, trees, stones.

In ancient China, small sticks made of wood, bamboo or bone were used to keep counts, called arithmetic chips, and these counting methods and counting symbols slowly transformed into the earliest numeral symbols, and today, countries around the world use Arabic numerals as standard numbers.

Think twice. Pinyin].

sān sī ér xíng 123

Meaning] Three: repeatedly, indicating many times. Think twice before doing it.

Analysis] See "Thinking in the Long Term".

Example] Ouyang Shan's "Sanjia Lane" III: "Tonight, it was decided that Ah Ting would ...... with the surname SongLifelong events should also be thought about. ”

Yao Xueyin's "Li Zicheng" Volume 1, Chapter 21: "Madam, what you said is all right. But in any case, this is a risky move, and if you can, you won't move. Think twice. ”

The sixth and seventh chapter of Ming Shi Nai'an's "Water Margin": "Lin Chong admonished: 'Brother, people's hearts are difficult, think twice. ’”

synonyms] in the long run.

Be cautious in what you say and do. Antonyms] recklessly.

Carelessly. Story] In the Spring and Autumn Period, Lu Guo's doctor Ji Sun Xing's father, that is, Ji Wenzi, was cautious, and he "thought twice" about everything - after thinking about it many times, he decided whether to do it and how to do it.

Generally speaking, before doing something, think more about it, and then act, there are always more advantages and fewer disadvantages. However, Confucius did not agree with Ji Wenzi's attitude. Confucius and Ji Wenzi were born differently, and when Confucius was born, Ji Wenzi had been dead for more than ten years.

Ji Wenzi thought twice before acting. When Zi heard it, he said: "Again, Si Ke."

Why did Confucius think that it was enough to "think again"? The original text contained in the Analects does not state. Song Dynasty Confucian scholars Cheng Hao, Zhu Xi and others explained that:

It is enough to think about it once or twice; If you think about it too much, you will have to suffer from gains and losses, and you will be uncertain. The Qing Dynasty eunuch Maoyong's "Analects of the Analects" said: Ji Wenzi was too cautious in his life and considered personal interests too much, which was the shortcoming brought about by his "three thoughts".

These explanations are not necessarily correct. Overall, it's always beneficial to think about everything. Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty said in his "Explanation of Study":

The industry is good at diligence and frolic, and the line is successful in thinking and destroying. ”

The "three thoughts" of "think twice" is to think more. "Three" does not mean limited to three times, but "the ant wanders again and again" and "repeats many times". It is also used to persuade people to think about it.

Perfect. shí quán shí měi] is described as perfect, without flaws.

Seven up and eight down drafts.

qī shàng bā xià]

Describe the panic and uneasiness in the heart: in the heart, there is no settle. The description is uneven: you came, he went and dug up, of, always uneven.

Play the field. sān xīn èr yì]

I thought this and that. Describes hesitation or lack of determination. Also known as "half-heartedness".

Undivided attention. yī xīn yī yì]

There is only one heart, and there is no thought of filial piety.

Four-character idioms with numbers: seven patchwork, no three no.

Fourth, half-hearted, colorful, clear and white.

1. Patchwork

Pinyin: qī pīn bā còu.

Explanation: It refers to putting pieces together. By extension, it is improvise.

Source: Qing Wu Zhaoren's "The Strange Status Quo Witnessed in Twenty Years" Chapter 92: "He also made calculations for a long time, and he could barely make up for it. ”

Example sentence: He sells his house and works as a thing, and he scrapes together to pay off the debt.

Two, not three, not four

Pinyin: bù sān bù sì.

Explanation: Describe indecent or unpresentable.

Source: Ming Shi Nai'an's "Water Margin" Chapter 7: "This group of people is not three or four, and they refuse to come close, so don't sprinkle your family." ”

Example sentence: Teachers often warn us to be cautious when making friends, and not to associate with those who are not careful.

Three, half-hearted

Pinyin: sān xīn èr yì.

Explanation: Describes hesitation, lack of determination, or lack of single-mindedness.

Source: Yuan Guan Hanqing's "Zhao Paner Fengyue Saves the Wind and Dust": "Zheng Nai is a bandit prostitute, and he is half-hearted. ”

Example sentence: We can't do things half-heartedly, just as our eyes can't see two places at the same time, our ears can't hear two sounds at the same time, and our hands can't do two things at the same time.

Fourth, colorful

Pinletter 搏音: wǔ yán liù sè.

Explanation: Describe a complex color or a variety of patterns. By extension, all sorts of things.

Source: Qing Li Ruzhen's "Mirror Flowers" Chapter 14: "But the clouds that everyone climbs are colorful and their shapes are different. ”

Translation: The clouds that each person climbs are colorful and have different shapes.

Fifth, one is clear and two innocent

Pinyin: yī qīng èr bái.

Explanation: The parable is very innocent. The parable is very clear.

Source: Mao Dun's "Aftermath of the Catastrophe" IV: "Don't you still believe me? I've been here for half a year, and I've always been innocent. ”

Example sentence: My own innocent body is not afraid of crooked shadows, what is there to worry about.