Is black pressure an idiom? What other words are similar to black press ?

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Black press] is not an idiom, it is a colloquialism. It is a status word. Describe a dense person, but also describe a dense or large area.

Idioms refer to concise stereotyped phrases or phrases that people have been accustomed to for a long time. Most of the idioms in Chinese consist of four characters, and they generally have a source.

Words like "eye-catching", "red-puffed", "green-oiled" and so on are not idioms.

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Black pressure is not an idiom, black clouds crush the city and want to destroy this is an idiom, it comes from an ancient poem, and the black pressure in it is only a word, like that kind of white.

Black pressing is not an idiom.

Explanation:1Describe a large number of people or things, densely packed together 2Also known as the Crow 34. Covered or darkened by many dense black objectslack of beneficial sunlight; There is no sunshine.

According to your description, black pressing can only be regarded as words. It can't be counted as an idiom.

Hello, black press, this is not an idiom, three-word idioms are relatively rare, such as unnecessary, wall-watched.

This is an adjective, not an idiom.

Black pressure can only be regarded as a word, not an idiom, if it is an idiom, it should be an idiom.

Black pressure is not an idiom, it is a superimposed word that indicates the degree, white flowers, cold squirrels, etc.

Hope it helps.

No. 黑書漷 [hēi yā yā].

Describes a large number of people, animals, or things that are clustered together (also known as "crows").

Not really, because it's a word.

This is not an idiom, at most it can be counted as a phrase.

No, it's just three words.

Displays a lot of commonly used adjectives and is not considered an idiom.

For this question, I personally think that it should be black press, and it is not an idiom.

Babble, is this an idiom? Black press is just one word.

Black pressing is not an idiom, just a word.

The words are: shiny and shiny; Quiet; Watery; White; Heavy; Lonely; Hurried; Qi brush brush; Smiling; Green.

1.Sparkling.

Pinyin: [liàng jīng jīng] Explanation: Describes an object that becomes clean and shiny by itself or after washing.

Example: The sky has cleared, and a few remaining clouds are showing shiny edges.

2.Quiet;

Pinyin: [jìng qiāo qiāo] Explanation: Describes very quiet, without sound.

Example: The huge playground is quiet, and there is no one in it.

3.Bright and shiny.

Pinyin: [liàng shǎn shǎn] 解好似: Describe the flash.

Example: The sun shines on the surface of the river, and the surface of the river shines like a long brocade.

4.Watery;

Pinyin: [shuǐ wāng wāng] Explanation: Describe vegetables and other fresh and tender, and describe the eyes bright and flexible.

Example: Fresh vegetables in a watery city with a watery green hue. — We won a big battle

5.Heavy;

Pinyin: [chén diàn diàn] Explanation: The appearance of a thing falling due to excessive weight.

Example: The results of this exam are quite unsatisfactory, and my heart is always heavy.

6.Lonely;

Pinyin: [gū líng líng ]

Explanation: Alone, alone, without a foil.

Example: But now it's time for people to go to the empty building, and I'm alone again.

7.Smiling;

Pinyin: [xiào yíng yíng] Explanation: Describe the appearance of a smile on his face.

Example: She smiled lightly, and her eyes were black and bright like ink crystals immersed in water.

8.Hurried;

Pinyin: [jí cōng cōng ]

Explanation: In a hurry.

Example: Father-in-law Sun hurried back to the other side of the mountain for dinner.

9.Green.

Pinyin: [lǜ yóu yóu ]

Explanation: Describes the appearance of rich green and moist.

Example: Looking down the hill, there are green rice paddies and neat rows of farmhouses.

10.Mess.

Pinyin: [luàn zāo zāo].

Explanation: It's a mess.

Example: Those days were really miserable, you felt messy, resentful, lonely, and completely exhausted.

Words similar to "black pressure" are: hot, hot, blue, blue, heavy, white, green, swarthy, slow, and gloomy.

The word "black press" expands.

Pinyin: hēi yā yā.

Explanation: (1) Describe a large number of people or things, densely packed together.

2) Also known as a crow.

3) Covered or darkened by many dense black objects.

4) lack of beneficial sunlight; There is no sunshine.

synonyms: black hole, black paste, black flickering.

Antonyms: white.

Sentence formation: (1) The marching ants are black and oppressive, and the scene is spectacular and incredible.

2) The sky is dark and oppressive, as if it is going to rain.

3) The square was full of people standing in the dark.

4) The black pressed forest is mysterious.

5) The black oppressive cloud head completely obscures the sun.

6) After a while, the second boat approached the shore in a dark and noisy manner.

7) The large black wasteland opposite the cemetery is the moor.

8) To the west, the St. Lucias Mountains are blackened between the river valley and the sea, making them unfriendly and dangerous.

9) Blackened cumulonimbus clouds hang low over the Gulf of Mexico.

10) A crowd of people on the street.

Dark. hēi chén chén]

Status words. Describe darkness (mostly referring to the sky): heaven, like it's going to rain.

Fragrant. xiāng pēn pēn]

Status words. Describe the aroma on the nose.

Bright and shiny. liàng shǎn shǎn]

Status words. Describe the sparkling glow: eyes. of the Morning Star.

Quiet; jìng qiāo qiāo]

Status words. Described as very quiet and silent: late at night, all around.

The golden leak is shining.

jīn càn càn]

Status words. Describe the golden light: The sun shines all over the earth.

Sparkling. liàng jīng jīng]

Status words. Describe the object as bright, shimmering: the dewdrops. Little Star, .

Chubby. pàng hū hū]

Status words. Describe people as obese.

Watery; shuǐ wāng wāng]

1.Describe the appearance of being full of water: just after heavy rain, in the ground.

Laughing. xiào hā hā]

Status words. Describe what it looks like to laugh.

Black pressing. hēi yā yā]

Status words. Describe dense people, but also describe dense or large things: the square is full of people. In the distance, I couldn't make out what it was. He is also a crow.

Angry. qì chōng chōng]

Status words. Describe the appearance of being very angry.

Heavy; chén diàn diàn]

Status words. Described as heavy: a bag of wheat seeds. The task is not completed yet, and my heart is always in my heart.

Lonely; gū líng líng]

Status words. Described as lonely, helpless or unrepentant: he is the only one left in the family. At the foot of the hill there is a small grass hut.

White celery orange vast.

bái máng máng]

Status words. Describe the boundless white (used for clouds, fog, snow, water, etc.): the fog is very large, and it is in all directions. The vast fields are covered with snow, and there is no end in sight.

Green. lǜ yóu yóu]

Status words. Describe the rich green and moist: of the wheat seedlings. The feathers of the parrot are really lovely.

Dark. hēi hū hū]

Same as "black paste".

Hurried; jí cōng cōng]

Status words. Very hurried look: Someone came along.

Qi brush brush; qí shuā shuā]

Status words. The description is neat and consistent: the wheat in the field grows. The parade marched forward.

Smiling; xiào yíng yíng]

Describe the smile on his face.

Verdant. lǜ cōng cōng]

Describe the vegetation as green and lush.

The meaning of black pressing: to describe the large number of people or things, densely gathered together.

Synonyms of black pressing: black hole, black, black, gray.

Anti-and celestial synonyms: white, white.

Sentence formation about black pressing.

1. A cloud is black and pressed.

2. There is a black press everywhere.

3) The square was full of people standing in the dark.

4. The park is crowded with people in the dark.

5. The square is black and crowded with people.

6. The dark clouds of black pressure predict that it will rain.

7. The sky is dark and oppressive, and it seems to be raining.

8. Under the moonlight, there is a black and oppressive forest in the distance.