What are the AABC words and what are the AABC words?

Lately thriving, whispering, talking, reluctant, generous, abounding, vivid, vivid, talking, uneasy, out of place, generous, chattering, vibrant, all-encompassing, chattering, ready to move, lifelike.

Chu Chu is moving, persuasive, earnestly taught, calculating, proud, polite, and eloquent.

Wisps of white clouds are thriving, thriving, crumbling, and lingering.

AABC-style compounds, which are as follows:

念念有字 niàn niàn yǒu ci: 念念: continuous and continuous recitation. It used to refer to a monk chanting sutras, but now it refers to whispering to himself or talking vaguely without stopping.

shake yáo yáo yù zhuì: shake: shake; the appearance of a shaky judgment shed; Desire: Yes. Stagger; It's about to fall. Described as very unstable; It's going to fall; Or metaphorically about the fall or collapse.

步步為营 bù bù wéi yíng: 步: In ancient times, five feet was a step; Step by step: means that the distance is close; Battalion: A military barracks. The army set up barracks at every step forward.

平平玉立 tíng tíng yù lì: Describes a woman with a long and beautiful figure or a tall and beautiful flower and tree. Tingting: The appearance of standing tall and upright.

人人自危 rén rén zì wēi: Everyone feels unsafe and in danger.

From generation to generation dài dài xiāng chuán: Passed down from generation to generation.

侃侃而話 kǎn kǎn ér tán: 侃侃: straightforward, calm and unhurried. Speak confidently and calmly.

依依不舍 yī yī bù shě: 依依: the appearance of admiration; She: Let go. Describe being very nostalgic for people or places; I can't bear to leave.

依依噌愛語 yī xī bié: 依晌呼依: the appearance of nostalgia and can't bear to be separated; Farewell: reluctant to part. Described as very nostalgic; Reluctant to separate.

冤冤相返 yuān yuān xiāng bào: Buddhist language; Thinking that revenge will eventually be dug up, there will be retribution. It also refers to enemies taking revenge on each other.

1. The AABC words in the first volume of the second grade are: never forget, the head is the way, passed down from generation to generation, calculating, thriving, ascending step by step, never forgetting, far away, slim, obscure, reluctant, raging fire, relish, reluctant, sparkling, complacent, more than enough, relish, complacent, 66 Shun, everything goes smoothly, step by step, Mangmang bitter sea, everyone is equal, more than every year, lifelike, high, everything is as expected, sentences are reasonable, and a steady stream comes, often so, long forgotten, etc.

2. AABC-style idioms refer to idioms in which the first two words are the same and the last two words are not the same. AABC-style initial overlap can be used to modify, restrict, and emphasize the following words. It can be applied to the composition to make the composition more stylish.