Idioms with one? What are the idioms with one

Indomitable, a talent, a safe journey, 1510, a group of harmony, nothing to achieve, single-minded, a word, motionless, once a year, a half-understood, a blockbuster, a clue, wishful thinking, a pillow of yellow sorghum, a clue A mess, smooth sailing, a song and a harmony, swept away, at a glance, a flock, nothing, a scale and a half claw, a generalization, a relaxation, a promise, a rush, a slump, a rush to disperse, everything is available, a blow, the same, the boundless.

All the rage, no money, no example, collusion, no name, no penny, punishment of a hundred, inferences, uniqueness, recitation, short-lived, upside down, the same, new, the same, all ordinary, one-of-a-kind, a desperate battle, a battle, a battle, ruined, just in case, a hundred feet, go further, a word, the horse is difficult to chase, frowning, calculate, raise troops for a thousand days, use soldiers for a while, more than one move is indispensable

The idiom with one has a cloth with water, a mind, a word is not moved, a word is a thousand gold, a word is not bad, a word is different, a word of the teacher, a word of a thousand jun, a smooth sailing, a blockbuster, a go, a breath.

Idioms with one? ：

Numerous non. First, the road is safe

A table of talents, a word is determined

Thousands of people, one forward

One. Five. 10. A mass of harmony

Nothing, single-mindedly

Unique, motionless

Once a year, a blockbuster

Half-understood, all of them are united

It's second to none

At a loss, at a loss

A war against the water, a year and a half

It's the same, all in one place

Destroy it in one fell swoop, just in case

One storm and ten cold, one insistence on going his own way

Little by little, refreshed.

There are many idioms with one: single-mindedness, nothingness, and a flat river. These are all idioms with one.

One life, one by one, half and half, a lifetime of peace,

Idioms with one: the benevolence of one view; One mistake and one hundred mistakes; One step at a time; between a sitting; Ancient and modern are the same; A word and a tear; a backbite; an ocean; Go one step further; to one to control ten thousand; A generation of Confucianism.

一视之仁, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is yī shì zhī rén, which means that the original refers to the sage treating the people the same way, and giving benevolence to the people, and the latter mostly means treating people the same, regardless of thickness or thinness. From Don Hanyu's "The Original Man".

One mistake and one hundred mistakes, the Chinese idiom, pinyin is yī cuò bǎi cuò, which means that it is wrong on key issues, and nothing else is good about other related things. From Song Anonymous's "Quotations of Xiyan Monks, Qingyuan Mansion Taibai Famous Mountain Tiantong Jingde Temple".

One step by one, the Chinese idiom, pinyin is yī qū yī bù, which means to follow others closely, and it is also a metaphor for imitating or following others. From "Fu Yu Chunchu Servant Imperial Book".

The Chinese idiom, pinyin: yī zuò zhī jiān, means that time is very short. From the Southern Dynasty Song Liu Yiqing "The World Speaks New Language and Literature".

Ancient and modern, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is gǔ jīn yī zhé, which means that something has not changed from ancient times to the present. From "A Spoonful of Quhai, the First Purpose".

One Character One Tear, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is yī zì yī lèi, which means that a word is as if it were a tear. The adjectives are poignant and touching. From "Book Burning, Book Answer, and Jiaoyi Garden".

Backbite bite, a Chinese idiom, pinyin is fǎn yǎo yī kǒu, which means not only not admitting one's own mistakes, but in turn slandering the other party, which is a metaphor for the person who has done bad things and in turn slanders the victim or the ringleader who does the bad thing to blame the coerced follower, from Liu E's "The Travels of the Old Remnant".

A vast ocean, a Chinese word, pinyin yī piàn wāng yáng, means to describe the vast surface of the water and the vast potential of the water. From "The Appearance of Officialdom".