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Anonymous users2024-02-11Shoulder Overlap describes a crowded number of people. Same as "shoulder scarry".
Sub-shoulder fold back The person in front and back is next to each other. Describe a lot of people.
Shoulder-to-shoulder describes a lot of people. Folded heels, tiptoe on heels.
Groups by team describe a large number of people.
Heel to shoulder to shoulder shoulder to shoulder. Shoulder to shoulder, foot to foot. Described as crowded and crowded.
Open your sleeves to cover the sky and become a cloudy day. Describe a lot of people.
Open your sleeves and become a curtain. Describe a lot of people.
Words and words describe people with many mouths and discussions.
Sub-shoulder stacked back shoulder pressed shoulder, back to back. Describe a lot of people.
Tun Street Lane describes a large number of people.
There are thousands of people to describe the number of people.
Seven mouths and eight mouths describe people with many words.
Seven words and eight words describe people with many words.
Shoulder to shoulder, shoulder to shoulder, sleeves to touch. Describe a lot of people.
Shoulder to shoulder, foot to foot. Describe a lot of people.
Dress with skirt and sleeves. Describe a lot of people.
Prescription can be used anywhere. Describe people as versatile.
Shoulder to shoulder, footprints to touch. Describe a large number of people or one after another.
Shoulder to shoulder describes a lot of people. Heel on top of each other, tiptoe on heels.
Shoulder to shoulder, footprints overlap. Describe a lot of people.
Gossip describes a person with a lot of mouths.
Seven hands and eight feet describes a person with many hands and chaotic movements.
Shoulder to shoulder, foot to foot. Describe a lot of people.
Kowtow to the brain describes a large number of people and squeezing each other, or a lot of things and touching people everywhere.
The skirt holds the skirt and the sleeves are sleeved. Describe a lot of people.
Sweat into rain Wave: sprinkle, splash. Wipe the sweat with your hands, and the sweat will spill like rain. Describe a lot of people.
Shoulder to shoulder, wheel to wheel. Describe a lot of people crowded and get three top five Describe a lot of people, and the connection is constant.
Shoulder to shoulder, foot to foot. Describe a large number of people and crowded.
Shoulder to shoulder Overlap Than: and. Shoulder to shoulder, footprints on top of each other. Describe people shoulder to shoulder, heel and foot. Describe a large number of people or a continuous shoulder to shoulder shoulder to shoulder: close together; Rub: Rub. Describe a lot of people.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Idioms for labor scenes.
Braving the scorching sun, getting up early and greedy for darkness, being in full swing, working hard and resentful, fighting bravely, scrambling to be the first, you chase me.
Laughter and laughter Idioms for battle scenes.
The drums of war thundered, and thousands of troops and horses.
The mighty white blades are connected.
Bullets and bullets rained down on the golden drums.
The momentum is like a bamboo, bloody wind and rain.
The smoke of gunfire filled the battle, shirtless.
An idiom for a hand-to-hand dance scene of life and death.
Demon Flurry Golden Serpent Flurry.
Dazzling and dazzling.
Dance.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09The momentum is magnificent, the people are crowded, the cars are busy, the strings are urgent, the poles and trees are on the spot, and the games are on the spot.
Playing on the spot, playing on the spot, watching the fire from the other side, staggering and drumming, drumming in unison, drum music, red flying and cui dancing, flowers and days, rushing to orchestra and strings, rushing to beat strings, rushing bamboo and silk, golden drums, horses, waterwheels, horses, horses
In full swing, toe to toe.
One after another, the door is like a market. Full of friends. The guests are like a cloud.
The dragon and the tiger leap, bustling, the lights are colorful, the traffic is busy, and the voices of the people are boiling endlessly.
The city is in full swing, silent, silent.
Able to speak, clever tongue, eloquent, witty, witty, long, short, discussed, eloquent, flickering, branching, wanting to speak, stopping, spitting, eyebrows, flying. >>>More
The idioms that describe the heroes are: self-sacrifice, fearless in danger, awe-inspiring righteousness, heroic righteousness, unyielding hunger, desperate, courageous, going to the soup and fire, passing the hurdles, being loyal and unyielding, standing on the ground and the sky early, not changing the face, taking the lead, seeing death as home, without hesitation, the righteous know how to return to the awe-inspiring, courageous, fearless, stand up, overcome thorns and thorns, etc.
In order to enrich and enliven the teachers' extracurricular life, our school decided to hold a teacher's relay race in the autumn sports day. The competition is about to start, and the teachers of the whole school are nervously doing pre-game preparation activities: some kick, some bend over, and some throw their arms ......Everyone is ready and confident. >>>More
To use actions, language, demeanor, etc., to write an idiom's inner sentence of the character, what is an idiom to write a character, what do you want to express, do you want action, language, demeanor are all idioms, I don't know if I understand it right.
Idioms that describe demeanor.
Fuss, frightened, confused, calm, creepy, absent-minded, six gods without master, calm, stunned, calm, stupefied, disbelieving, respectful, muttering to himself, engrossed, excited, elated, stunned, suspicious, affectionate, restless, abrupt, listless, indecisive, stammering, unprepared, hesitant, indecisive, uneasy, unwilling, uneasy, unwilling, uneasy Flattered, flattered, suspicious, contented, honest, frightened, angry, angry, embarrassed, angry Frightened, panicked, happy, panicked, concentrated, sorrowful, sad, trance, refreshed, smiled, cross-eyebrows, smiled, stunned, sad, ecstasy, looked at each other, looked at each other, looked bright, eyebrows, danced, depressed, listless, sad, frightened, and bright. >>>More