Describe excellent idioms, excellent idioms in all aspects.

Pull out the class]: It is still said that the class is outstanding. Refers to being above all others. [Excellence]: Same as "Excellence". Refers to being above all others. [Outstanding class]: the same as "outstanding class". Refers to being above all others.

Idioms to describe a person who is excellent in all aspects are outstanding, outstanding, outstanding, the best of the mediocre, slow and bright, super dusty, and counting.

Second, outstanding, head-to-head, outstanding, rare, outstanding, outstanding, superior, crane in the flock, outstanding, among the dragon and phoenix, among the people, Lu Bu in the people, the red rabbit in the horse, the heroes in the people, the dragon and the phoenix in the people, the heroes in the ghosts, the ancients, the after, the unparalleled, both ability and political integrity, both talent and appearance, excellent character and learning, such as the sun, talented and beautiful, outstanding, wise and brave, resourceful, Look

The idiom that is very good for the metaphor is as follows:

1. Outstanding.

Pinyin: chū lèi bá cuì

Interpretation: Beyond the same kind, it mostly refers to people's moral talents.

Citation: Qing-Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions" Chapter 49: Among them, I saw that Lin Daiyu was outstanding, so I was even more close to him.

2. Wisdom and courage.

Pinyin: zhì yǒng shuāng quán

Interpretation: Describe people who are resourceful, brave and good at fighting, both wise and brave, both wise and brave.

Citation: The third fold of Yuan-Guan Hanqing's "Hou Yan": "A certain Wentong has three strategies, Wu Xie Liutao, wisdom and bravery, inch iron in hand, and ten thousand people are not brave." ”

3. Righteousness and awe-inspiring.

Pinyin: zhèng qì lǐn rán

Citation: Luo Guangbin, Yang Yiyan, Chapter 10 of "Red Rock": "Du Yunfeng pushed the chair, stood in the hall with a righteous attitude, and commanded with his head high: 'Send me back to prison!'" ’”

3. Outstanding.

Pinyin: chāo qún jué lún

Interpretation: It refers to being beyond the crowd and unmatched among peers.

Citation: The fourth chapter of "Flower Moon Traces": "From Jingluo to Jin, Kefu Pingyang, will suppress Chen Ru, and the two of them will be outstanding, and they will appreciate the Jingluo Difficulty."

4. Have both ability and political integrity.

Pinyin: dé cái jiān bèi

Interpretation: Not only has good ideological quality, but also has the ability and ability to work.

Citation: The first fold of Yuan-Anonymous's "Marrying Xiao Qiao": "Jiangdong has an old friend, Nai Lu Zijing, who has both talent and morality. ”

Translation: There is an old friend in Jiangdong, that is, Lu Zijing, who has talent and ability.

5. Good gold and beautiful jade.

Pinyin: liáng jīn měi yù

Citation: "History of the Song Dynasty: The Biography of Huang Qia": Qing is like a good gold and beautiful jade, rich and flawless.

Translation: You are like good gold and jade, simple and honest, without flaws.

6. Extraordinary.

Pinyin: bù tóng fán xiǎng

Interpretation: Describe things (mostly used in works) that are extraordinary and excellent.

Citation: Lu Xun's "Tomb Moro Poetry Says": "The sound of consciousness is sounded, and every sound must hit the hearts of the people, clear and clear, and extraordinary." ”

1. The idioms to praise a person's excellence are: excellent character and learning, outstanding, pillars of talent, ability and political integrity, talented, among the best, and unique.

2. Ancient and modern.

Second, Chinese and foreign.

First, stand out from the crowd and be incomparable.

2. Excellent character and learning, Chinese idiom, pinyin is pǐnxuéjiānyōu, which means that the character and the study of things are excellent.

3. Outstanding, pinyin: chūlèibácuì, a metaphor for people or things of the same kind who are gathered together, is mostly used to describe people who are more talented and virtuous than others.

4. The original meaning of the pillars of talent is the wood that can be used as the beams of the house, which is a metaphor for the talents who can take on the important tasks of the country.