Idioms of what it feels like, what kind of words it feels

Wind behind the ears is like wind blowing behind the ears. Describes the sensation that occurs at the root of the back of the ear during intense, rapid movement.

Source: "Liang Shu Cao Jingzong Biography": "Jingzong said to his relatives: 'I used to be in the township, riding fast horses like dragons, and riding dozens of ,...... with young peopleFeel the wind behind the ears, the nose is on fire, this music makes people forget to die, and they don't know that old age is coming. ”

Ear fever and dizziness Eyes are glazed and ears are hot. Describe the feeling of drunkenness and mental excitement when drinking.

Source: Southern Dynasty Liang Jian Wendi "Zheng Fu": "The entertainment of the ears and eyes, the longevity of thousands of years." ”

The feeling of the world: In ancient times, thirty years was a lifetime. It refers to the feeling of being separated by an era caused by a large change in personnel or scenery.

Source: Guo Moruo's "Hongboqu: Postscript": "Only two years apart, what I wrote already feels like a world away when I read it. ”

Improvisational improvisation: according to the interest and feeling of the time; Works: Works. A work written based on the feelings of the time.

Never tire of this: this. I don't get bored because I love to do something. Describes being particularly fond of something and immersed in it.

Source: "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty: Emperor Guangwu": "I enjoy this, not tired." ”

Never get tired of this: this. I don't get bored because I love to do something. Describes being particularly fond of something and immersed in it.

Source: "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty: Emperor Guangwu": "I enjoy this, not tired." ”

Paralyzing is unresponsive or unresponsive to external things.

Source: Ming Li Zhen's "Letter to Liudu": "Today, I call myself a brother with a benevolent body, and I am afraid that the doctors of Heyi will think that I am a paralyzed and unkind person." ”

Insensitive Inhuman: There is no feeling. Limb paralysis and loss of consciousness. The metaphor is unresponsive or indifferent to external things.

Source: Ming Xue Ji's "Medical Case: General Discussion": "One day the skin is dead and insensitive, and the second day the flesh is dead and the needle prick is not painful." ”

Eye-to-ear is described as feeling sensitive and very intelligent.

Refreshment refers to the feeling of being comfortable and feeling fresh and refreshing. Same as "refreshing".

Refreshment refers to the feeling of being comfortable and having a fresh and refreshing feeling. Same as "refreshing".

Source: Song Linhong's poem "Cold Spring Pavilion": "A clear can be a poetic spleen." ”

Immerse yourself in the heart and spleen means that you feel comfortable and have a fresh and refreshing feeling. Same as "refreshing".

Nervousness Symptom name. The sensory function of the nervous system is abnormally acute, and most people with neurasthenia have this symptom. Generally refers to suspiciousness and fuss.

Women are emotional creatures.

1. The sun shines brightly on the day of the winter foolishness, giving people the feeling of returning to Xiaoyangchun.

2. The blessings of good reputation and kind words give people the feeling of spring breeze.

3. The domineering posture and the appearance of being high above give people the feeling of being stuck in the throat.

4. This brigade belt mill hall gives people a feeling of being at home.

5. He always gives people a sense of unfathomability.

6. He always gives people a feeling of standing out from the crowd.

The words of feeling are happy, sad, fearful, scared, panicked.

1. Happiness. 1. Pinyin: kuà ilè

2. Interpretation: It means joy, feeling happy or satisfied. It's pleasant, it's happy.

3. Citations and explanations:

1) Ba Jin's "Home" VI: "He has no joy and no sorrow".

2) Ming Tang Yin's "Feelings": Ten thousand happy and thousands of drunk, idlers in the world are immortals. (Translation: Drink heartily, but the leisurely people in the world are also happy like gods.) ）

2. Grief. 1. Pinyin: bēi shāng

2. Shiling Zaoyi: sad and sad, sad and sad, focusing on sadness due to bad mood.

3. Citations and explanations:

1) Yu Dafu's "Quarry Rock": When he thinks of his current life experience, he unconsciously becomes sad.

2) Late Ming Dynasty Feng Menglong's "Awakening Hengyan": Yuexiang heard about it, and the more sad she felt. (Translation: Tsukika felt even more sad when she said this.) ）

3. Fear. 1. Pinyin: kǒn gjù

2. Interpretation: It means panic and fear, panic and anxiety.

3. Citations and explanations:

1) Lao She's "Camel Xiangzi": Hope makes him happy, fear makes him frightened.

2) Ming Luo Guanzhong's "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" Chapter 77: When everyone sees it, they are all afraid. (Translation: There is no soldier who is not afraid when he sees him.) ）

Fourth, fear. 1. Pinyin: hài pà

2. Interpretation: Fear and panic in the face of danger.

3. Citations and explanations:

1) Wei Wei's "Being a New Type of Intellectual": This shows how the fear of hardship and the pursuit of comfort hinder our career.

2) Lao She's "Crescent Moon": The more I struggled, the more scared I became.

5. Panic. 1. Pinyin: jīng huāng

2. Interpretation: Fear of panic.

3. Citations and explanations:

1) Mao Dun's "Remnant Winter": Zhao Ah didn't expect that the story of the true son of heaven would lead to such a serious result, and he was really panicked.

2) Ming Luo Guanzhong's "Romance of the Three Dogs" Chapter 45: The two didn't know what they meant, and they couldn't panic. (Translation: The two of them didn't know what he meant, and they were afraid that they wouldn't come up in a panic.) ）<