The four word word that begins with the word 10, and the four word word that begins with the word th

Treat it like a treasure. Blind eye.

Death is like home.

Seen as daunting. Death is like home.

Blind eye. It's child's play.

Use this **search for "view", you will see that even if it is not the beginning of the view, there are many of them, you can choose slowly.

1. Turning a blind eye: although you see it, it is like you don't see it. Indicates indifference to what is in front of you.

2. Treat death as home: Treat death as if it were going home. Describe not afraid of death.

3. Treat money as life: Describe people's stinginess and regard money as life.

4. Regard Dan as green; Dan: Red. Think of the red as the green. Describe the faintness of the eyes due to excessive sorrow.

5. Treat the people as if they were injured: take care of the people as if they were injured or sick. In the old days, it was described as the incumbent caring for the people.

6. Treat the people as children: describe the emperor and officials who love the people.

7. Treat the day as a year: Although the time is short, it feels very long.

8. Treat it like a clog: treat it like a tattered shoe. The metaphor is very contemptuous.

The four-character idioms at the beginning of the sight are: turn a blind eye, regard it as a stranger, regard it as a fearful way, and regard it as a mustard.

1. Turn a blind eye:

It means not paying attention, not paying attention, opening your eyes but not seeing. It also means ignoring it, and seeing it as if it didn't see it.

2. Treat it as a stranger:

Refers to being very distant from relatives or acquaintances.

3. Treat it as a daunting path

Dreadful, terrible path. Seen as a scary, dangerous road. It is also a metaphor for what is seen as difficult and terrible.

4. Treat it as a mustard

Mustard, grass. It is as cheap as dirt and grass. The metaphor is extremely contemptuous.

5. Ignoring drowning:

Seeing a man drowning in water without pulling him along. The parable sees people in danger and ignores them.

6. Regarded as arching:

It is seen as a jade with both hands together. Parables are precious.

7. Turn a blind eye

See, see. Though they saw it, it was as if they had not seen it. It refers to being indifferent to what is in front of you.

8. Apparent distance step-by-step:

Set up one's comb. Describe the attitude of arrogance.

9. Depending on what it does

The one who makes, the one who uses. He knows who he uses.

10. Treat the rich as poor

It means that you don't care about the rich or the poor.

Explanation of the word "Sight":

Basic explanation: 1. Look: visual. Vision. Visual field. Despise. Stare. Myopia. Blind eye. Turn a blind eye.

2. Attend something in person: look at things. Inspection.

3. Look: contempt. Set store by. and so on.

5. Compare: "The Qing of the Son of Heaven is regarded by the earth".

6. The ancient same as "show", indicate.

7. Look at the ** glance.

Detailed explanation: moving], will be both form and sound. The word is from the see, from the show, and the show is also the sound.

"Show" refers to "ancestors and ancestors", "ancestral tablets in the temple". "See" means "enlarged eyes". "Show" and "see" are combined to mean "look around at the ancestral tablets" and "look around the ancestral tablets".

Original meaning: to meet the ancestors and ancestors in the temple. Extension:

Look at it sequentially. Look at it step by step. By extension, to examine.

The four-character idiom at the beginning of the view:

1. Turning a blind eye: It refers to not paying attention, not paying attention, and not seeing it with your eyes open. It also means ignoring it, and seeing it as if it didn't see it.

2. Regarded as a stranger: It refers to being very distant from relatives or acquaintances.

3. Regard as a fearful road: Fearful road, a terrible road. Seen as a scary, dangerous road. It is also a metaphor for what is seen as difficult and terrible.

4. Treat it as grass mustard: mustard, small grass. It is as cheap as dirt and grass. The metaphor is extremely contemptuous.

5. Seeing drowning: Seeing a person drowning in water without pulling him. The parable sees people in danger and ignores them.

6. Regarded as arching: regarded as a jade with both hands together. Parables are precious.

7. Turning a blind eye: seeing, seeing. Though they saw it, it was as if they had not seen it. It refers to being indifferent to what is in front of you.

8. Distant stride: high stride. Describe the attitude of arrogance.

9. Depending on what it makes: what it makes, who uses it. He knows who he uses.

10. Treat the rich as poor: It means that you don't care about the rich and the poor.

11. If you see subtle signs, you can know its development trend.

12, Dan Rulu Green Dan: Red. Think of the red as the green. Describe the faintness of the eyes due to excessive sorrow.

13. Treat money as life: Describe people's stinginess and regard money as life.

14. Treat death as home: Death is as common as going home. Describe not being afraid to sacrifice your life. Same as "seeing death as home".

Blind to it, to see it as a treasure, to see it as a treasure, to turn a blind eye to it, to see it as a piece of, as a passer-by, as a mustard, as a stranger, as a home, as a fortune as life, as a child's play, as a bow, as a death, as a confidant, as a stranger, as the same law.