Idioms about sounds, idioms about sounds

1. Yangyang: Yangyang: numerous; Ying: Full. Refers to a loud and beautiful voice that fills both ears. Describe the sound of speech and reading as pleasant to the ear.

2. Vigilance and deafness: make a loud sound to awaken the faint and perceive the deaf. The metaphor uses words and words to awaken people who are confused and numb.

3. Unhearable: Never heard again. Describe the sound as cut off.

4. Golden Drum Noise: Golden Drum: Golden Drum and Drum. Khotan: loud. Describe the sound of ** performance is noisy and lively. It is also described as a military majesty or fierce battle.

5. The sound is like a flood bell: Hong: Big. Describes speaking or singing with a loud voice, as if striking a bell.

6. The roar of the dragon and the roar of the lion: a metaphor for a deep and majestic voice.

7. Gongs and drums are noisy: noisy: loud. The gongs and drums shook the sky. Originally, it refers to beating gongs and drums during combat to direct advance and retreat. Later, he described the scene of festivity and joy.

8. Thunder in the clay kettle: clay kettle: sand pot, a metaphor for mediocrity. The low-voiced casserole made a thunderous sound. It is a metaphor for people who have no virtue and no talent to occupy a high position and be majestic.

9. Ghost Crying God: Describe the crying as tragic and miserable. Described as loud, cluttered, and frightening.

The idioms about sound are as follows:

1. Suppression: Down, frustration: turning, describing the ups and downs of the voice, the rhythm is clear, harmonious and pleasant. Generally refers to **, recitation, and sometimes also refers to literary works, joint idioms. It can be used as a definite, adverbial, and complement, with a positive meaning.

2. Sound and smile: sound: the voice of speaking, appearance: appearance, the appearance of laughing, refers to the demeanor, refers to the person's appearance and laughter. It is often used as a nostalgic word, a joint idiom, which can be used as a subject and object, with a positive meaning.

3. Silent crows: There is no crow and sparrow call, describing the natural environment as quiet or describing people as silent and silent. Crow: crow, finch: sparrow, subject-predicate idiom, can be used as a predicate, definite, adverbial, described very quiet.

4. Resounding through the clouds: through, clouds: high in the sky, describing the sound as loud, as if it can pass through the clouds and reach the sky. Subject-predicate idioms can be used as predicates, definite words, and complements to describe loud sounds.

5. Silence: the sound from the hole, the sound of all things in nature, silence: silence. Describe the surrounding environment as very quiet, no sound at all, can be used as a predicate, definite, describe very quiet.

6. Shocking stones: The landslide and stone cracks, there is an earth-shattering potential, and the music that originally described Konghou suddenly became high-pitched, shaking the entire heavens. Now it mostly refers to sudden events, articles, and discussions. Joint idioms can be used as predicates, definites, complements, and descriptions of shock.

7, chilling cicada poignant: chilling cicada: know in the cold weather, when the weather is cold, know the miserable and low sound. In literary and artistic works, it is mostly used to set off the sad atmosphere and mood, which can be used as a final sentence and used in bleak scenes.

8. The sound is like a bell: Hong: big, describing the loud voice of speaking or singing, as if striking a bell. It can be used as a predicate, a definite, and used for people to speak, etc.

9. Endless like a line: absolute: broken, describing the critical situation, like a line that is almost broken, but also describing the weak voice and thoughts. More formal idioms, can be used as predicates, definites, used for sounds, letters, emotions, etc.

10. Don't feel the itch of skills: skills: skills, refers to people with certain skills, when they encounter an opportunity, they can't help but want to perform. A more formal idiom, it can be used as a predicate, used in a person's eagerness to express his strengths.

Mountains and flowing water: It is a metaphor for the difficulty of finding a bosom friend or the music is wonderful.

Sounds of Nature: Describes the sound as very beautiful and pleasant.

Lingering sound: Describes the singing voice as beautiful and impressive.

Huang Zhong Da Lu: Describe ** or words solemn, righteous, subtle, harmonious.

Light song and dance, relaxed and happy**, soft and beautiful dance.

Ingenuity: Artificial ingenuity is better than nature, and the skill is described as ingenious.

Vivid: The description or imitation is very good and very realistic.

Finishing touches: When composing or speaking figuratively, add incisive sentences in key places to make the content more vivid and expressive.

Pen walking dragon snake: describe the calligraphy written test is vigorous and lively.

Brilliant Writing: A metaphor for outstanding writing talent.

Lifelike: The metaphor is transformed into an artistic image in a sculpture and so on, as if it were alive.

The idioms of the sound are as follows:

as if you heard his voice, as if you saw his man: as if you heard his voice, as if you had seen him. The portrayal and description of the characters is very vivid and realistic.

Thunderous laughter: The sound of laughter was like thunder. Describe the moving scene of enthusiasm and joy.

Ringing and curbing clouds: The sound resounded through the clouds and snow, blocking the fluttering clouds (containment; block). Describe the singing voice as loud.

Strong and reluctant: deaf: noisy voice; Abandonment: Abandonment. Describe others as unwilling to listen, and babble non-stop.

Knock on gold and hit stone: gold, stone: refers to the bell chime and the like'Musical instrument. Musical instruments such as bells and chimes are played. It is also described as sonorous.

Thunderbolt: Shock. It shook the heavens and the earth. Describes a loud or loud voice. Sometimes the events and scenes are described as horrifying.

Constantly like a belt: still like a wisp, mostly describe the situation is critical or the voice, breath and other low and weak, intermittent.

Voices boiling: Ding: ancient cooking utensils; Boiling: Boiling. Describe the noise of the crowd as if boiling a pot.

Weeping as if complaining: as if weeping, as if speaking. Describe the voice as sad.

Silence: No sound at all (Wan Lai : The sound of all things in nature; Silence: All are quiet). It is often used to describe the quietness, seclusion or calmness of the natural environment.

Lingering Beams: The sound left behind does not rotate around the roof beams. Describe the song as beautiful and beautiful, and stay in the memory for a long time.

The idioms of the sound are as follows:

1. Silent and silent: refers to not speaking; Silent. It can be used as a predicate and a definite; Describe as having no sound.

2. Suppression: Suppression: Decrease; Frustration: Turning point. Describe the ups and downs of the voice; The rhythm is distinct; Harmony and pleasing to the ear. Generally refers to **, recitation. It also sometimes refers to literary works. joint idioms; It can be used as a definite, adverbial, and complement; Compliments.

3. Sound and smile: sound: the voice of speaking; Appearance: Appearance; the way he laughs; Refers to demeanor. Refers to a person's face and laughter. It is often used as a word of nostalgia. joint idioms; It can be used as a subject and object; Compliments.

5. Silent crows: There is not even the sound of crows and sparrows. Describe the natural environment as quiet or describe people as silent; Silent. Raven: Raven; Sparrow: Sparrow. subject-predicate idioms; It can be used as a predicate, a definite, or an adverbial; Described as very quiet.

6. The voice is boiling: Ding: ancient cooking utensils; Boiling: Boiling. Describe the noise of the crowd as if boiling a pot. It can be used as a predicate, object, and definite; The metaphor is a noisy human voice.

7. Shaking the heavens and the earth: shaking the heavens and the earth. Describe the momentum. joint idioms; It can be used as a predicate, object, complement; Described as very powerful.

8. Deafening: The ears are going to be deafening. Described as large; Particularly loud. conjunctive; It can be used as a predicate, a definite, and a complement; Described as loud.

All sounds are silent, crows are silent, crows are silent, the sky is shocking, and the earth is shaken.

一、万籁俱寂 [ wàn lài jù jì ].

Interpretation]: Lai: The sound that comes out of the hole; Wan Lai: all kinds of sounds made by all things in nature; Silence: Silence. Described as very quiet surroundings, no sound at all.

From]: Zou Taofen "My Mother": At this time, everything is silent, only the sound of the bell and the breath of the mother can be faintly heard.

二、 可默雀静 [ yā mò què jìng ]

Explanation]: Not even the sound of a crow or a sparrow. There is no sound in the description.

From]: Chapter 5 of Chen Jiangong's "Looking for Fun": After Mr. He finished speaking, the three of them poked silently under the street lamp.

三. Yamo Maggie Jing [ yā mò què jìng ].

Explanation]: Describe without a single sound. Same as "Silence".

From]: Zhou Libo's "Great Changes in the Mountains and Towns" on the third: "In the conference room, the crows were silent, only the little white bell made a tick-tick, very regular slight sound. ”

Fourth, 天震地骇 [ tiān zhèn dì hài ].

Interpretation]: Earthquake: Shake. It shook the heavens and the earth. Describes a loud or loud voice. Sometimes the events and scenes are described as horrifying.

From]: Three Kingdoms. Chen Shou's "Three Kingdoms, Wei Zhi, Emperor Wen Ji" Pei Songzhi's note: "But on May 7, the seventh year of the Huang Dynasty, Emperor Daxing collapsed, woo hoo lament! The sky shook the earth. ”

Translation]: Remembering that on May 7 of the seventh year of the Huang Dynasty, Emperor Daxing died, alas, sad! It shook the heavens and the earth.

5. Shaking the heavens and moving the earth [zhèntiāndòngdì].

Interpretation]: Earthquake: Shake. Move: Shake. It shook the heavens and the earth. Describes a loud or loud voice.

From]: Ming Luo Guanzhong's "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" Chapter 41: The cry of the people of the two counties shook the heavens and the earth.

Translation]: The sound of the people crying and shouting in the second county shook the heavens and the earth.

Tick-tock, silent.