Words to describe the actions of people s manners, words to describe actions are

Walking like flying, turning your head and running, looking at it, listening carefully, meditating.

Walking vigorously, pulling out the legs and running, keeping eyes intent, listening fascinated, digging out the hollow mind.

Striding meteors, jumping and jumping, staring, hearsay.

Flying eaves and walking on the wall, running around and glaring angrily.

Swaggering, rampage, looking left and right.

The steps are difficult, the flight seems to be running, looking around.

limping, running like flying, squeezing eyebrows.

Crawl forward, jump up and down, look forward and backward.

Agile, galloping, moving like a rabbit, raising his eyes to look at the meteors, holding his head high, dancing with his hands and feet, and dancing with his teeth and claws.

Observe words and looks, look left and right, dumbfounded, stand by and watch, stretch your head and shrink your neck, drink it all, wash your ears and listen, and your eyes are fast.

Baring his teeth, hurrying, scratching his ears and scratching his cheeks, rubbing his fists, holding his hands back, leaning forward and backward, jumping up and down, and turning his head to ear.

Looking around, punching and kicking, tiptoeing, pointing fingers, shaking heads and tails, walking and watching flowers, cheering, helping the old and the young.

Talking to each other, leaning forward and leaning back, running to tell each other, trekking through mountains and rivers, going forward and following each other, going forward and backwards, fleeing and scattering, jumping and jumping.

Walking like flying, turning your head and running, looking at it, listening carefully, meditating.

Walking vigorously, pulling out the legs and running, keeping eyes intent, listening fascinated, digging out the hollow mind.

Striding meteors, jumping and jumping, staring, hearsay.

Flying eaves and walls, running around, glaring angrily, walking with difficulty, flying as if running, looking around.

Swaggering, rampage, looking left and right, limping, running like flying, squeezing eyebrows.

Crawl forward, jump up and down, look forward and backward.

Words that denote an action are:

Fingering, hurrying, dancing, shaking the head, agile, galloping, moving like a rabbit, raising his eyes to look, striding meteors, holding his head high, dancing with his hands and feet, dancing with his teeth and claws, moving like a rabbit, raising his eyes and looking out.

Heads held high, strides like flying, vigorous steps, light steps, strides, strutts, eyebrows, rampage, tiptoeing, cheering, sneaky, writing at the desk, singing and dancing, striding meteors, gearing up.

Quick-eyed, hurried, panicked, deserted, jumping, tiptoeing, dancing, fangs and claws, staggering, stumbling, chattering, exerting all one's might, slow-moving, slurred, chattering.

Self-justification, vibrating, unscrupulous, unashamed, eloquent, colorful, answering, talking, rhetoric.

Walk] Walk] stroll stroll stride walk around loitering wandering stumbling stumbling pacing walking like flying walking light stride stride meteor eaves walk wall swaggering difficult limp crawling forward tiptoe.

Run] trot, jog, run, run, fly, turn your head and run, run with your legs, jump and jump, run from side to side, run out of breath, run faster than a rabbit, fly like you have to run.

Delicate, fangs and claws, hands dancing, striding meteors, hurrying. Looking at each other, scratching their ears and scratching their cheeks, flying eaves and walking on the wall, walking like flying, moving like a rabbit, squeezing eyebrows and making eyes.

Idioms about action :

Moving like a rabbit, dancing with teeth and claws, watching the flowers, dancing with hands, looking around, swaggering, quick eyes, running to tell each other, helping the old and the young, hanging beams and thorns, cheering, scratching ears and scratching cheeks, covering ears and stealing bells, jumping up and down, working hard, smelling the chickens and dancing, eyebrows flying and dancing, buying pearls, meteors catching the moon, beating the chest and feet, one step to the sky, dejected, feasting, sneaking, mother-in-law, meditating, over the mountains and mountains, hurrying, waiting for the rabbit, servile and servile.

Words that describe fast movements:

The eyes are fast, the wind is fast, and the wind is fast

Moving like a rabbit, walking like flying

Resolute, agile

Stride meteors, meteors catch the moon

Clean, clever, and clever

Without thinking, the export is a chapter

The text is not dotted.

Shaking the head, making gestures, opening teeth and dancing claws, disemboweling, pushing the heart, opening the mouth, squeezing the eyebrows, rubbing the palms, washing the heart, rebirth, makeover, unkempt, raising the head and chest, struggling, tearing the heart, etc.

1. Shake your head.

Explanation]: Shake: shake. The head shook around. Describe yourself as having fun or thinking it's not bad.

From]: Lu Xun's "Two Heart Collections: Good at Translating Correspondence": "Reading it with a shaking head is really sonorous, making people feel dizzy. ”

Syntax]: associative; as a predicate, adverbial, complement; Derogatory.

synonyms] get carried away, shake your head, shake your head and tail, and be complacent.

Antonyms] is to sit in a precarious position, to be serious, to be sanctimonious.

Second, gestures.

Explanation]: A hand is raised, and a foot is moved. It's a breeze to describe and effortless.

From]: Tang Hanyu's "Book of Time and People in Response to Subjects": "Those who know the power do not mourn their poverty, but forget to raise their hands and throw their feet and turn to Qingbohu? ”

Vernacular text: "How do you know the situation of a capable person who is not pitiful, and forget about the tired and turning Qingbo with every move?" ”

Syntax]: associative; as a subject, a predicate, a definite; It's easy to describe.

synonyms] easy, easy as a tiger, easy as a snap.

Antonyms] the power of nine oxen and two tigers, difficult to ascend to the sky.

3. Teeth and claws.

Interpretation]: Zhang: Zhang; Dance: Swinging. Describe the beast as vicious and terrifying. It is also a metaphor for rampant ferocity.

From]: Appendix 2 of "Dunhuang Changing Essays: Confucius Xiangtuo Xiangshu" "New Edition of Children's Difficult Confucius": "Yusheng swims in the rivers and lakes for three days, and Longsheng dances with teeth and claws for three days. ”

Vernacular: Fish can travel three days after birth, and dragons are vicious and terrible after three days of birth.

Example]: When I met the state official, the state judge was also bold, he opened his teeth and claws, and there was no sentence, and he said a big bubble with the teaching. Qing Li Baojia's "The Appearance of Officialdom" is the fifty-fifth chapter.

Syntax]: associative; as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; Derogatory.

synonyms] fierce appearance, grinning, dancing claws and teeth, vajra numu.

Antonyms] amiable, pleasant, smiling.

Fourth, disemboweling.

Pinyin] [ kāi táng pò dù ]

Explanation] Disembowelment a creature and scrape it open.

Fifth, put your heart in your heart.

Explanation]: Give your sincere heart to others. The metaphor is to treat people with sincerity.

From]: "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty: Emperor Guangwu Benji": "King Xiao pushes his heart in the belly of a person, and he will not die in peace!" ”

Example]: Because he was usually dissatisfied with the imperial court, and because of Shang Jiong's heart, he talked about everything he said to people on weekdays. Yao Xueyin, "Li Zicheng", Volume 1, Chapter 26.

Syntax]: associative; as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; Compliments.

synonyms] to see each other sincerely, wholeheartedly, and entrust confidants.

Antonyms] open and secret fighting, suspicious ghosts and gods, ill-intentioned.

At lightning speed. fēng chí diàn chè]

Described as very fast.

Dancing. shǒu wǔ zú dǎo]

Trample: Stampede. Hands waving, feet jumping. Describe the appearance of extreme joy.

Teeth and claws. zhāng yá wǔ zhǎo]

Describe the beast as fierce and terrifying. Now it is more a metaphor for the rampant and ferocious appearance of people.

With vigorous strides. dà bù liú xīng]

Describe the steps are big and fast: he walks into the classroom.

Scratch your ears and cheeks. zhuā ěr náo sāi]

Scratching ears and cheeks. Describe the appearance of being anxious, hurried, or depressed and unable to do anything. Describe the appearance of joy but not self-control.

Fleet of foot. jiàn bù rú fēi]

Jian: Good at something, energetic for something. Describe the pace is vigorous and has hand Nabuli, and the eggplant bends quickly.

Walk around and watch the flowers.

zǒu mǎ guān huā]

Ride on a running horse to see the flowers. The original describes a happy and proud mood. Now the metaphor is not to observe things deeply and meticulously. It is also said that the horses look at the flowers. I don't want to understand it. Reverse to the bottom of the matter.

Look at each other. miàn miàn xiāng qù]

Look. Fingers looking at each other. The latter describes the appearance of being frightened, nervous, embarrassed, or helpless. It is also called "face to face".

1. People are tall, overwhelmed, scrambling, young and strong, beating their chests, endless, fascinating, meticulous, fearful, scolding, listless, and fearful.

2. Moody, big-looking, helpless, playful, pretending to be deaf and dumb, pretending, pretending, pretending, casual, naughty, covered in mud, chasing around, and losing his temper.

3. Noisy, dancing knives and sticks, catching turtles in urns, confident, handy, freewheeling, left and right, cheering, innocent, carefree, free, babbling.

4. Running around, can't put it down, can't help laughing, dumbfounded, stunned, hee-hee-ha, you chase me, hug the head of the rat, run away, chase and fight, make a mess, chickens and dogs jump.

5. Restless, self-righteous, holding their breath, screaming, pointing fingers, oily and slippery, coquettish and obedient.

Lift. Lifting.

Dance. Caper.

Jump rope. Jogging. Walk.

The words that indicate the action are: shaking the head, shaking the teeth and claws, hurrying, quick eyes.

1, rotten Xizhen shook his head.

Pinyin: yáo tóu huàng nǎo

Meaning: Describes a self-satisfied or self-righteous appearance.

Source: Song Shi Puji's "Five Lantern Huiyuan, Zhiqian Zen Master" Volume 48: "Teach the ditch to pull the rake and pull the plow; Just shook his head and shook his head. ”

Interpretation: Song Shi Puji's "Five Lantern Huiyuan: Zhiqian Zen Master" Volume 48: "The appearance of the teaching canal dragging a rake and leading a plow; It's a real pleasure. ”

2. Teeth and claws.

Pinyin: zhāng yá wǔ zhǎo

Meaning: Describe the appearance of rampant and vicious.

Source: Appendix 2 of "Dunhuang Variation Collection: Confucius Xiangtuo Xiangwen Book" Hunger Crude "New Edition of Children's Difficult Confucius": "Yusheng swims in the rivers and lakes for three days; Dragons are born for three days, with teeth and claws. ”

Interpretation: Appendix II of "Dunhuang Variation Collection: Confucius Xiangtuo Xiang Questioning Book" "New Edition of Children's Difficult Confucius": "Fish are born for three days and play in the rivers and lakes; Three days after the dragon was born, it was rampant and ferocious. ”

3. Hurry.

Pinyin: shǒu máng jiǎo luàn

Meaning: Describe doing things in a panic and land sales are not organized, and also describe panic.

Source: Song Shi Daoyuan's "Jingde Chuan Lantern Record": "Mo Yi is like a crab in soup; Rush. ”

Interpretation: Song Shi Daoyuan's "Jingde Chuan Lantern Record": "Mo Yi is like a crab that falls into the soup; Lose one's head. ”

4. Quick eye disease.

Pinyin: yǎn jí shǒu kuài

Meaning: Describe being alert and agile. It is also said that the hands are quick and the eyes are fast.

Source: Ming Shi Nai'an's "Water Margin" Chapter 43: "If you are quickly taken to the official, what can you do?" ”

Interpretation: The forty-third chapter of Ming Shi Nai'an's "Water Margin": "What should I do if I am arrested and sent to the official government by being alert and agile? ”