Are all idioms a word?

3 words. Nonsense: It means "maybe there is". Later, it was alleged that the charges were fabricated out of thin air.

Hindsight: A metaphor for taking action after the fact.

5 words. Gone and never returned: Once gone, it will never come back. The metaphor is a thing of the past and can never be brought back.

The people take food as the sky: the people take food as their own livelihood. Refers to the importance of food.

6 words. Nothing remains the same: despite the variability in form, its essence or purpose remains the same.

The head of the bull is not in the mouth of the horse: the metaphor is not the answer to the question or the two do not agree.

7 words. The tree wants to be quiet but the wind does not stop: the tree wants to be quiet, but the wind keeps blowing. The original parable is that things cannot be done according to man's wishes.

The drunkard's intention is not in the wine: the original intention of the author is not in the wine, but in the mountain scenery. The latter is used to indicate that the original intention is not in this but in other aspects.

8 words. One man is the pass, and ten thousand people are not open: one person controls the pass, and 10,000 people can't open it. Describe the terrain as dangerous and easy to defend.

Once a word is spoken, it is difficult for a horse to chase: if a word is spoken, a four-horse cart cannot catch up. What the table says counts.

9 words. Freezing three feet, not a day's cold: Freezing three feet is not a day's cold that can be condensed. The degree to which a thing is described (mostly a serious situation) is gradually formed over time.

Jiang Taigong fishes, and the willing takes the bait: a metaphor for being willingly deceived.

10 words. There is nothing to do in the world, and mediocre people disturb themselves: it means that there is nothing to do, and they are in a hurry or asking for trouble.

The road knows the horsepower, and the people can see the hearts of the people for a long time: the distance is far to know the strength of the horse, and the days are long to see the quality of the people's hearts.

11 words. Fifteen buckets of water, seven up and eight down: describe the panic and confusion in the heart. It also refers to being scattered or disorganized.

Treat others as they would have done to them: return to the same way that they had dealt with others and deal with that man himself.

12 words. Only state officials are allowed to set fires, and the people are not allowed to light lamps: officials are allowed to set fires and misbehave, and ordinary people are not allowed to light lamps and illuminate. The metaphor is that the ruler can do whatever he wants, but the legitimate words and deeds of the common people are subject to various restrictions.

The voices of chickens and dogs are heard by each other, and they do not communicate with each other: now they describe that they do not understand each other and do not communicate with each other.

That is, to govern others in their own way: to punish others by sanctioning others.

14 words. Each one sweeps the snow in front of his own door, and does not care about the frost on the tiles of others: a metaphor for not meddling in things, or used to describe those who are wise enough to protect themselves.

The worries of the world are worried, and the joys of the world are happy: sorrow before the sorrow of the people of the world, and happiness after the happiness of the people of the world. It embodies a spirit of seeking welfare for the people of the world, enduring hardships first, and enjoying last.

There are many idioms with a variety of words, but most of them are commonly used.

Not necessarily, for example: a soldier who surrenders without a fight, a division that does not forget the past and the future.

Idioms are usually ** with ancient allusions or sayings, after the evolution of history to form a fixed phrase to express a fixed meaning, the number of words is uncertain, with four words in the majority, three, five, six, seven have. When studying, you must grasp the problem **. For example, this time, as long as you know the ** of the idiom, you won't have such doubts!

Four-character idiom. Everything else is colloquialism.

Patchwork. Explanation: A little east and a little west are pieced together piecemeal to raise the rent, and the metaphor is piecemeal piecemeal.

From: The eighth chapter of Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions" in the Qing Dynasty: Because it is a lifelong event of his son, he can't say that he can't put it together, so he respectfully sealed the twenty-four taels of the ceremony, and brought Qin Zhong to the Confucianism to visit.

Sentence formation: The whole family tried their best to make up everything around, and finally Lu Mo made up enough for his medical expenses.

Broken soup, wheat rice and bean soup, see the soup and see the wall, see the wall, the soup is mixed with oak rice, the soup is blowing, the rat feces is filthy, the leftovers are cold, the dust is smeared with rice, the rice is smeared, the rice is smeared, the rice is leftovers, the leftovers are cold, the soup is boiling, the leftovers are the leftovers, the rice is boiling, the leftovers are the rice, the rice is boiling, the leftovers are the rice, the rice is boiling, the leftovers are the rice and the rice is the soup, the soup is the rice that is blown, the soup is closed, the soup is the soup.

The lack of firmness in the words is what is the scattered idiom - strong words to reason.

Swear black is white.. qiǎngcíduó

lǐ Interpretation] Strong words: strong argument; Fight: Fight. refers to unreasonable arguments, and it is clear that it is unreasonable and reasonable.

Structure] combined.

Usage] is used in a derogatory sense. Describe unreasonable justification. It is generally used as a predicate, a definite, and an adverbial.

Orthophonic] words; It cannot be pronounced as "chí".

Distinguishing shapes] theory; It cannot be written as "rite".

synonyms] full of nonsense, unreasonable, unreasonable.

Antonyms] are straightforward and self-evident.

Example sentence] You are obviously wrong; Why do you still have to envy the ants?

People go to the empty building rén

qùlóukōng

Paraphrasing] the man is gone; The building was empty. It expresses the nostalgia for relatives and friends when revisiting the old place.

Utterance] Tang Cui Hao's "Yellow Crane Tower": "The people of the past have taken the yellow crane to go; The Yellow Crane Tower is vacant here; The yellow crane is gone; The white clouds have been empty for thousands of years. ”

Positive tone] empty; It cannot be pronounced as "kònɡ".

Discernment] floor; You can't write "hug".

synonym] touches the scene and gives birth to a lover's face peach blossom.

Antisense] has lived in his hometown for a long time.

Usage] is used in a derogatory sense. Express more memories of your loved ones or friends. It is generally used as a predicate and a definite.

Structure] complex sentence form.

See "Peach Blossoms with Human Faces" (p. 804).

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