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Open and honest announcement—open and honest: open mind and show sincerity. It refers to treating others with sincerity and being honest and selfless.

Put your heart in your heart - give your sincere heart to others. The metaphor is to treat people with sincerity.

Final Word – This means that the final hammer determines the timbre of the gong when making the gong, and refers to the final decision made by means of a single sentence.

Covering the liver and gall - a metaphor for seeing each other sincerely and pouring out the words of the heart. Also described as very loyal.

Silence – to describe caution in speaking. It is also used to describe the refusal or inability to speak.

Secretive - the original meaning is that the event is important, but it is not spoken. The latter finger kept things under wrap tightly.

Look ahead and look backward – look ahead, look back. Describe being thoughtful and deliberate before doing things. It is also described as having too many concerns and hesitation.

Unconventional – figurative essays have an original style and are not clichéd.

Dismal management—1. Describe the extremely arduous work of poetry and writing. 2. Describe painstaking planning and development of a certain business.

Wise people are good at preserving themselves. It now refers to the attitude of dealing with the world that avoids the struggle of principles for fear of endangering oneself.

Good and bad – Good and bad mean that there are good and bad people, mixed together.

Good and bad – mud and sand and fish and dragon can be used to mix good and bad guys; The composition is complex.

Mixed with fish eyes - It means mixing fish eyes with pearls, as a metaphor for passing off the fake as the real, the fake as the real, and the shoddy. Only describe things, not people.

Mixed – used to describe a mix of good and bad people.

Thousands of people flock to a certain place (to participate in a grand ceremony or ** lively), making the alley empty and deserted, and is often used to describe the scene of celebration, welcome or novelty sensation to the residents.

Taste it – means to try it a little and then stop. Refers to not delving deeply.

Beautiful—Originally, the building was described as majestic and magnificent. It is now also used to describe the delicate effect of carving or architectural art.

Beautiful and delicious - one refers to the beautiful and attractive appearance of women, and the other is to describe the beautiful and beautiful natural scenery.

Corpse Vegetarian Meal - A metaphor for occupying an empty position and not doing things, eating for nothing.

If you are a high school student, it is best to check it again with a dictionary of modern Chinese or idioms after reading it, which is more accurate and conducive to deepening the impression. It's not something that you can remember by looking at it once. The light fish and dragon are mixed, the mud and sand are all down, the fish and the eyes are mixed, and the good and the bad are uneven, and the four are easy to mix.

We can't do anything about exam-oriented education, so we can only use our own snacks.

And why is there English in the tag?

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buy [would like followed by the verb infinitive to do].

Giving hands to each other, overriding the public opinion, standing out from the crowd, wearing the stars and wearing the moon, poetic and picturesque, such as Zhen trembling, magnificent, like a treasure letter or a brilliant eggplant book.

Arch) hand (phase) let.

The power of the town is overridden.

Take-off) (mouth) and out.

Over the age of sixties. Wearing the stars and wearing the moon makes lead.

Poetry (love) Sun bend rough painting (meaning).

Strange (strange) treasures.

Jin (Jin) Hui (Huang).

Give hands to each other and exclude public opinion.

Year of the flower repentance Cong Jia.

Fore. The stars arch over the moon.

Poetic. Strange (strange) treasures.

Jin Bihui grinds before the waiter is blind and noisy.

1 Give hands to each other 2 Overwhelming the public 3 years to pass the sixtieth year 4 blurted out 5 Stars and the moon 6 Poetry and Picture Scroll 7 Rare treasures 8 Brilliant.

Talk to each other and let the orange touch.

Strive to arrange the old manuscript to be discussed.

Fore. The stars hold the moon.

Poetic. Strange (strange) treasures.

Resplendent.

Now I'll give you the ** directly.

Wish: Learning progress!

Look! Oak.

The willow tree travels by the wind.

Coconuts travel by water.

This fill-in-the-blank extension of how to fill in:

It spreads by water – for example, when the fruit of a water lily ripens, it sinks to the bottom of the water when it is ripe. When the pericarp decays, the seeds covered with a spongy outer seed coat float up and float elsewhere.

Spread by animals – e.g., wild grapes are eaten by small birds or other animals, and because they cannot be digested, they are excreted in their droppings and spread in all directions.

It is spread by the wind - for example, the red willow spreads its seeds far away by the flying catkins.

Fill in the word () not ().

Answer: Lots of fun.

Pinyin: [lè bù kě zhī].

Interpretation] branch: to hold on. Happiness to the point where I can't hold it anymore. Described as delighted to the extreme.