Idioms can be used or typed as idioms

It is inconvenient for the water and soil to be unsuitable for the water and soil, and the soil is half cut into the enemy, and the water comes to the earth weir and the soldiers will block, and the water will cover the soldiers, and the water will come to the earth weir.

Dusting soil and raising sand, the hometown is not accustomed to the soil, not accustomed to the water and soil, not accustomed to the water and soil, not to give the soil, not to let the inch of land, every inch of land must fight, every inch of land, inch of land, inch of land, inch of soil, inch of soil, incense, great construction, division of soil, soil and soil Territories are enclosed.

The right material, the right place.

shì cái shì suǒ

Interpretation] means that the ability to work is equivalent to the arranged work location or place.

Structure] joint idiom.

Wonderful.

Homeless. Lackluster.

A loophole to exploit. Very foolish.

It's cute. Affable.

Can be counted on the fingers of one hand. The calendar counts.

Valuable. Impeccable.

Handful. Suspiciously.

Children can be taught. Yu Yong Kejia.

The supreme arrogance of a person with great power. Indestructible.

Be at the end of one's forbearance. The face is abominable.

Have no bottom. Don't miss the opportunity, and never miss it.

Delicious and delicious. Be just round the corner.

Be at one's wits' end. But Ding can be 卯.

A ragged colt may make a good horse. Within reach.

Pardonable. Give a dog a bad name and hang him.

This is tolerable, but it is unbearable.

You can’t judge a book by its cover.

At your fingertips. Unattainable.

At stake. Of little consequence.

Heroic. The shine is impressive.

At boiling point. There are examples.

Angry frogs can be styled. There is nothing to den.

Fingers can be determined. The sun and the moon can be seen.

Unstoppable. Leaning on the horse.

There is no way to borrow money. Kind and approachable.

I don't know. Documented.

Anyone can do it. I can't stop laughing.

Indulgence. White gui can be grinded.

In a word, it can be divided. There is no reproach for sin.

There is nothing to do. There is no time to lose.

Within reach. Smiling.

It's expensive.

Noncommittal, considerable, desirable size, smelly, smelly, cute, pitiful, lovely, considerable, promising, invincible, noble, simple, simple, amiable, amiable, terrifying, precarious, ......

The whole nine yards.

注音】yīng yǒu jìn yǒu

Source] People have everything, people should have everything, and its Jiang Zhi is deep! "Song Book: The Biography of Jiang Zhiyuan".

Explanation] has everything that should be. The description is complete.

Usage] as a predicate, object; Describe the items as complete.

Structure] subject-predicate.

Similar words] are readily available and comprehensive.

Antonyms] for nothing.

Rhyming words] immortal, touching chickens and stealing dogs, encountering uneven people, dragging the family with mouth, Huang Zhong Wa, getting the heart should be in the hand, dereliction of duty, hot can be hot, veteran of the wheel, moth eyebrows and mantis head 、..

Riddle] Department Store.

Rare: Described as very scarce and difficult to obtain (mostly refers to talents or rare items).

Ulterior: Don't tell anyone. Refers to the unsightly.

Incorrigible: Medicine: **. The illness is so severe that it cannot be treated with medication. The metaphor has reached the point where it cannot be saved.

Unopenable: Open: open, unravel; Intersecting: staggered, entangled. Describe the inability to unravel or get rid of it.

Unreasonable: Yu: enlightenment, enlightenment. I can't reason with him. Describe being arrogant or stubborn.

Indescribable: name: to be spoken of; Form: to describe, to describe. There are no words to describe it.

Indelible: Wearable: Disappears. Never gone. Deeds, speeches, etc., will always remain in people's memory.

Don't be biased: Biased: Focus on one side and ignore the other. It means that both aspects should be given equal attention, and one aspect cannot be one-sidedly emphasized and the other aspect should not be ignored.

Unattainable: Enterprise: Hope; And: reached. There is no hope of reaching it. The description is far from catching up.

Uncountable: Victory: Exhaustion. I can't count them. Describe a lot of them.

Incredible: The original meaning of mystery and mystery. Now it is unimaginable and incomprehensible.

Imperable: I: For a time. I don't think anyone in the present generation can do it. Described as empty-eyed and arrogant to the extreme.

Insurmountable: Overpass: Transcendence. It is impossible to exceed or impossible to cross.

All day: All day: From morning to night, all day. I can't go on a day. Describe the situation as critical or extremely panicked.

Unfathomable: Unpredictable: to speculate, to anticipate. Refers to the inability to guess and measure people or things.

Doorman: Luo: Catch with a net. Before the gate, you can spread a net to catch sparrows. It is described as very cold and has few guests.

Enough is enough: Just right. Stop to the right extent and don't overdo it.

Blame: Blame: Excessive blame, blame. There can be no excessive blame. It means that although there are shortcomings in speaking and doing things, there are still merits and should be understood.

Incomparable: Compare: Compare. There is nothing to compare.

Blameless: Blame: blame, criticize. There is nothing to blame. It means that it is done properly.

Understandable: Thick: Deep; Non: Criticism, denial. There can be no excessive blame. It means that although there are shortcomings in speaking and doing things, there are still merits and should be understood.

Incorrigible: Medicine:**. The illness is so severe that it cannot be treated with medication. The metaphor has reached the point where it cannot be saved.

Helpless: How, what to do. I felt that there was no way but that.

It can only be understood; Unspeakable:

Unspeakable: Words: Words. It means that certain things can only be understood and comprehended, and cannot be expressed in words.

Unapproachable: Unapproachable. Same as "unavoidable".

Odds of winning: Win: Exhausted. The number is too large to count. Describe a lot of them.

Unstoppable: I can't describe them all. That's a lot.

Unmemorable: It is not possible to describe them all. That's a lot.

() can () () idiom :

Incredible, in moderation

Helpless, indelible

No name, no separation

Unquestionable, immeasurable

Not the same thing

Indispensable, indispensable

Hopelessly

Incredible、

Enough is enough, helpless

Indelible, indescribable

Unquestionable, unquestionable

Immeasurable, incomprehensible

Incorrigible, incorrigible

Force majeure, rare

Agnostic, unspeakable

Understandable, unreasonable

Uncontrollable, not to be taken lightly

Two can be said, cheap can send money

Unforeseeable, unattainable

Not to be underestimated, inevitable

Thrifty and inscrutable

The force can pull out the mountain, but it cannot be made

There's no denying it.

1全有有心 [bié yǒu yòng xīn] basic interpretation.

Intentions: intentions, intentions. There is another calculation in mind. Refers to the speech or action with another ulterior motive.

Source: Qing Wu Zhaoren's "The Strange Status Quo Witnessed in Twenty Years" Chapter 99: "Wang Taizun also said that he was reliable; Know that he has ulterior motives. ”

Example sentence He did this not because of negligence, nor by chance, but completely

There is no such idiom.

The past is for the present. Pinyin】gǔ wéi jīn yòng

Explanation] critically inherit cultural heritage and put it at the service of today's proletarian politics.

Example] In the study of classical literature, we should adhere to the principle that the past is for the present.

Antonyms] to the past rather than the present.

Syntax] associative; make a definite statement; Refers to the inheritance of cultural heritage.

Idiom]: Foreign is used in China.

Pinyin]: yáng wéi zhōng yòng [Interpretation]: Critically absorb everything that is beneficial from foreign cultures and use them for my use.

It will work.

Useful for money. It's useful.

Learning is useful.

Impeccable, unstoppable

Noncommittal, hot

Unattainable, odd goods can live

Beautiful and delicious, precarious

People are terrible and angry

Unstoppable, vulgar

Indestructible, just around the corner

The afterlife is terrifying, and it is at your fingertips

Within reach, leaning on the horse

The smile is lovely, and I can't bear it

Precious and wonderful

There are only a handful of children who can be taught

It's a song and a cry, and it's overwhelming

Amiable, Yu Yong, Jia

There is nothing to be done, and there are extenuating circumstances.

They are all idioms, everyone says, they are in words, so they are idioms. Idioms (chengyu, idioms) are stereotyped phrases or phrases in the vocabulary of the Chinese Chinese language. Most of them are four-character, but there are also idioms with three-, five-, or even more than seven characters.

Idioms are a major feature of traditional Chinese culture, with fixed structural forms and fixed expressions, indicating a certain meaning, and are applied as a whole in sentences, taking on components such as subject, object, and definite. A large part of the idiom is inherited from ancient times, and it is often different from modern Chinese in terms of wording, and it represents a story or allusion. Some idioms are just miniature sentences.

Idioms are also ready-made words, similar to idioms and proverbs, but also slightly different. Idioms are a shining pearl in Chinese culture.

Ecstatic, eyebrows fluttering, smiling

All three are idioms.

Ecstatic, eyebrows fluttering, smiling

It's all idioms.

All of them are gall, Qingdu Ziwei, Changming Duwei, all of them have different surnames, they all have chapters, Chengdu sells Bu, Hongdu buys the first, all Yu Yu Xuan, Qingdu Jiangque, Yanjing Liandu, all of which are expensive in paper,

All of them are gall, all of them are despised, they have all the blocks, Changming Duwei, all have different surnames, Hongdu buys, Qingdu Ziwei, all Yu Hu, Yanjing Liandu, Chengdu sells divination, Qingdu Jiangque, all are expensive paper,

Yes, you're talking about the idiom in the back, not the expression.