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It's a natural fit. My favorites.

hún rán tiān chéng ]

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Antonyms: idiom solitaire.

Everyone is still searching.

Basic Definitions. The structure of the poem is rigorous and natural, and there is no trace of axe and chisel in the dictionary. It also describes the perfection and naturalness of human talents.

Detailed explanation. Explanation]: Describe the structure of the poem is strict and natural, and there is no trace of axe and chisel in the dictionary. It also describes the perfection and naturalness of human talents.

From]: Tang Hanyu's "Shangxiangyang Yu Xianggong Shu": "Your Excellency has a superlative genius, a strong and handsome virtue, and it is natural, and there is no shore." ”

This place is full of dragons and tigers, and it is natural, but after overdevelopment, it has been unrecognizable.

Synonyms of nature.

混然天成 [ hùn rán tiān chéng ]

A naturally formed whole, with no traces of an axe or chisel.

浑然自成 [ hún rán zì chéng ]

The structure of the poem is rigorous and natural, and there is no trace of axe and chisel in the dictionary.

浑然天成 [hún rán tiān chéng] describes the poem's structure as tight and natural, with no traces of axe and chisel in the dictionary. It also describes the perfection and naturalness of human talents.

浑然一 [hún rán yī tǐ] also says mixed with unity. Blend into a whole. Describe completeness as indivisible.

浑然不知 [hún rán bù zhī] Confused, not knowing anything.

浑然自成 [hún rán zì chéng] describes the structure of poetry and writing, which is rigorous and natural, and there is no trace of an axe or chisel in the dictionary. It also describes the perfection and naturalness of human talents. Same as "natural".

浑然无知 [hún rán wú zhī] describes being confused, not knowing anything.

浑然不感 [hún rán bù jué] 浑然: the appearance of being mixed together. Unaware of it.

浑然天成 Pinyin: hún rán tiān chéng

Meaning: Describe the structure of the poem is tight and natural, and there is no trace of axe and chisel in the dictionary. It also describes the perfection and naturalness of human talents.

Idiom usage: as a predicate; Describe the structure of the poem as tight and natural.

Idiom source: Tang Hanyu "Shangxiangyang Yu Xianggongshu": Your Excellency is a genius with outstanding talents, and you are virtuous and virtuous.

Vernacular Interpretation: Your Excellency is a great genius, accumulating majestic and strong virtues, and is naturally natural, and has not betrayed the shore.

Example: Mao Dun's "Big Topic and Small Solution": A beautiful image should be composed of appropriate vocabulary, which is good; But the two should be produced at the same time, and they are natural.

Natural, unaware, unaware, unaware, unified, self-contained, self-forgetful.

Naturally, unified, unaware, ignorant, self-contained.

Unconsciously unaware, unified, natural.

I don't know it, I don't know it.

I don't know, I don't know anything. I don't know at all, it's muddy, it's very ignorant and ignorant, it's like being "blind" in the dark.

Pinyin. ：húnránbùzhī。

1.The whole company was immersed in the joy of the bird's house, unaware that the difficult days had quietly come.

2.Sometimes we're on the track of an imminent collision and don't know it. Whether it happened by accident or has been planned for a long time, there is nothing we can do about it.

3.In this way, the students have changed from ignorant authorities to sober bystanders, and many small things and small details that they usually do not take for granted are magnified in the common discussion of everyone, and there is a strong contrast between right and wrong, so that students can educate themselves, which is very impressive.

4.Raindrops, sometimes light, sometimes heavy, drift softly through the hair without knowing it, or the green tiles on the roof strike crisp notes.

"Unity" means "complete and indivisible": "Completeness and inseparability". "Completely" means "completely": unaware.

Describe being mixed together and inseparable.

From]: Ming Li Zhen's "Book Burning: The Biography of Mr. Geng Chuqi": "Two houses are forgotten; The two forgets are one; No more work. ”

Translation]: Both sides are willing to forget each other; Forget the time we used to be together; There was nothing more.

Grammar]: more formal; as a predicate, object, and definite; It is used for poetry, painting, etc.

All in one piece.

Pinyin]: hún rán yī tǐ

Interpretation]: Completeness: indivisible. Merge into an indivisible whole.

Source]: Ming Li Zhen's "Book Burning: The Biography of Mr. Geng Chuyi": "Two houses are two forgets; The two forgets are one; No more work. ”

Example] :* the granite columns of the memorial hall; double-glazed tile eaves; white and flawless white marble railings; a two-story platform made of red granite; Each other; ~.

To be one means to be inseparable.

It is also said that it is one and the same. Blend into a whole. Describe completeness as indivisible.

húnránbùzhī

Explain the meaning. The description is confused, and I don't know anything. I don't know at all, it's muddy, it's very ignorant, it's like being "blinded" in the dark.

Examples of idioms. Note: Substitution indicates ignorance.

The meaning of the idiom.

synonyms: unaware.

From the explanation, it can be seen that Hun is interpreted as all, all, a point, but here it is a pronoun, referring to the event mentioned above, and I don't know is translated as not knowing.

Hand-hit, I hope it can help you.

It means: complete and indivisible; Completely, completely.

Pronunciation: hún rán

Citation: The first chapter of Ming Wu Chengen's "Journey to the West": "A few trees and green pines often bring rain, and they look like a family." The second and fourth chapters of Lu Xun's "A Brief History of China": "Baoyu is simple, and loves the two without partiality, Baochai is unaware, and Daiyu is a little scared." ”

Synonym. 全然 [ quán rán ]

1. Completely, all.

2. Complete and perfect.

Tang Yuanzhi's "Narrative Sending Lotte Book": "Servant Heaven and not thick, lack of complete virtue, fate and inaccessibility, no things that can be done, sex and unfavorable, and no example words." ”

Explanation [completely] Describe Mixed together and inseparable Unaware Ignorant Explain in detail (1).Integral and indivisible. Song Zhoumi, "Qi Dongye Language: Acupuncture":

Where the two back devices stop the grinding limbs together, the whole body is unified. ” 2).Completely; Completely.

Journey to the West" The first episode: "A few trees and green pines often bring rain, and they look like a personal home." Lu Xun "A Brief History of China" Chapter 24:

Baoyou holds the jade and is simple, and loves the two without partiality, Baochai is unaware, and Daiyu is a little scared. ” 1).Confused, not distinct.

Later Han Shu Wenyuan Handed Down Zhao Yi: Confused, which is warm and which is cool? The evil man is revealed, and the straight man is hidden.

2).Chaotic appearance. Tang Liu Zongyuan "Heavenly Sayings" :

The one who is above and mysterious, the world is called the sky; The lower and yellow ones are the land of the world; Those who are in the middle are called the vitality of the world. See " Chaos ". 3).

Rustic and innocent. Song Zhouxuan, "Qingbo Magazine", Volume 5: "The spirit of loyalty and generosity can be admired and admired."

Ming Fang Xiaoru's "Book with Mr. Su" No. 2: "Xu Gong's text is concise and concise. Qing Caizi "Insect Song" Volume 1:

Confucius, the great sage, is simple and naïve. ”4).Describe ignorance; Confused.

Ye Shengtao "The Sick Man in the City": They are pigs! It's a stupid dog!

Word decomposition Explanation of muddy 浑 (浑) ú水清, dirty: fishing in muddy waters. Turbidity.

Scolding people and being confused, unreasonable: muddy people. Nonsense.

Scoundrel. Simple-minded. Full, full:

Body. Absolutely. Natural, unpretentious:

Hungu. Rustic. Vigorous.

It's simply: "The whitehead scratching is shorter, and the hairpin is overwhelming." Surname.

The clear explanation is yes yes. Otherwise.

Disagree. I think it's right, I promise, I keep it: I think it's right.

Promise (promise, keep a promise). And so, so: of course .

And then. But.