Words at the beginning, idioms at the beginning

Groundbreaking. It's off the door.

Disembowelment. Begin.

School. Joke.

Drive. Turn on the air conditioner.

The idioms at the beginning of the opening word are as follows:1. Break new ground.

kāi tiān pì dì]

Pi: open up. Break new ground. Ancient myths and legends say that the Pangu clan opened up the world and created the world. Indicates the first time ever or unprecedented. Parables have created something that is never greater.

2. Be open and honest.

kāi chéng bù gōng]

Openness: Be open-minded and show sincerity. Bugong: Speak your own opinions impartially and impartially. It means that they are honest and selfless, treat each other sincerely, and be able to put forward their opinions honestly and frankly.

3. Start a business.

kāi jī lì yè]

Founding a foundation is often a metaphor for the founding monarch of the old country to establish a new dynasty or country.

4. Broaden your horizons.

kāi kuò yǎn jiè]

It means that the view of things should not be too restrictive, limited to a narrow scope, and the vision should be broadened.

5. Expand the territory.

kāi jiāng pì tǔ]

Expand your territory and expand your territory.

6. Make it clear from the beginning.

kāi zōng míng yì]

The idiom at the beginning has blossomed and fruited, pioneering.

Flowering and fruiting originally referred to a harvest after sowing and cultivating. Now the metaphor work has made progress and achieved results.

The old term refers to the creation of a foundation and the establishment of rule. Expand your territory, expand your territory, and expand your territory. Expand the territory together.

Expand the territory, expand the territory, expand the territory, expand the territory, expand the territory, expand the territory, expand the territory, expand the territory, expand the territory, expand the territory, expand the territory, expand the territory.

The words that begin with the first are as follows:Step 3 shake yībù sān yáo

Idiom explanation: refers to the appearance of a person walking swaying or leisurely.

一板三眼 yībǎn sān yǎn

Idiom explanation: board, eye: the beat of the opera. Figuratively, words and actions are organized or decorated. Sometimes it is also a metaphor for being rigid and not knowing how to be flexible.

wave三fold yībōsān zhé

一失图地 yībài tú dì

Idiom explanation: one: once; Tu Di: The abbreviation of "liver and brain smearing". Once it fails, the liver and brain will be smeared. Describe complete failure; Irremediable.

一表堂堂 yībiǎo táng táng idiom explanation: to describe the appearance of the grand.

一波万波 yībōwàn bō

Idiom explanation: see "a wave of movement and ten thousand waves".

A wave has not yet formed, a wave has been made yībōwèi chéng, yībōyǐzuò idiom explanation: one wave has not yet formed, and another wave has risen again.

Generally the same yi ban wu er

Idiom explanation: exactly the same, not a little different.

一万利 yīběn wàn lì

Idiom explanation: use a small amount of capital to achieve a large profit. Describe the cost is small; Big profits.

A wave is not flat, a wave is rising yībōwèi píng, yībōyòu qǐ idiom explanation: one wave has not yet calmed down, and another wave has risen again. The metaphor is that things have many twists and turns, one problem has not been solved, and another problem has happened.

The words that begin with the first are as follows:

1. One scale and one claw: It originally refers to the dragon in the clouds, showing a scale in the east and half a claw in the west, and you can't see its full picture. A metaphor for fragmentary things.

2. Final word: The metaphor is to do things simply and to count.

3. Becoming famous in one fell swoop: It originally meant that once you won the imperial examination, you would become famous all over the world. The latter finger became famous all at once.

4. A table of talents: table: refers to appearance. Describe the person as handsome and upright.

5. One body and two battles: one person does two things.

6. A promise: promise: promise. A promise made is worth a thousand dollars. The parable counts and is very credible.

8. A petal of heart incense: heart incense: In the old days, it was called the center of piety, and it was able to feel the Buddha's way, which was the same as burning incense. The metaphor is very sincere (used in wishes).

9. Do not distort the public: It is difficult for one person to violate the opinions of the people.

10. A stroke of erasure: erasure: write-off. Draw a stroke and erase them all. The metaphor is to recklessly deny all the achievements and advantages.

11. A shot is broken: hair: shot; Of: the center of the target. One arrow hits the center of the target. The metaphor hits the target at once or the key point with a word.

12. A pinch of loess: a pinch of loess: a handful. A handful of loess. Borrowed to refer to the grave. Nowadays, it is more than a metaphor for a small land or a declining and insignificant reactionary force.

13. Fight the males and females: male and female: a metaphor for victory and defeat. Fight it out and compete with each other.

14. Love at first sight: Zhong: Concentrated; Love: Love focus. It used to refer to the love between men and women as soon as they met.

15. Take it to death: The metaphor is conservative and refuses to be flexible.

16. One mistake and two errors: accidents or errors that may occur.

17, a thousand hair: hair: hair; Jun: The ancient unit of weight, equivalent to thirty catties. The danger is so great that the reed is like a thousand shades hanging from a hair with a weight. The metaphor is critical.

18. One long and two short: refers to unexpected disasters or accidents.

19. Family dependents: dependents: family members, relatives. Metaphors come from the same genre.

20. One-sided words: The words of one of the two sides of the dispute.

21. A table is extraordinary: appearance; Fan: Ordinary. Describe a person who is handsome and energetic.

22. Ignore it: Blind it: Close your eyes. Close your eyes and never open them again. Refers to death. It also refers to escapism. It can also be described as not afraid of sacrifice.

23. One ghost at a time: Walking one step is like encountering a ghost. Describe suspicious encounters.

24. A flick of the fingers: the time for the flick of the fingers. The metaphor is very short-lived.

25, a cold is like this: one: unexpectedly; Cold: Poor. He was so poor. Describe poverty to the extreme.

Sand needs to be out of the hole. xū shā chū xué]

Provenance leakage. The words of "Yi Need": "Need to be in the chaos of Sha Xun, small words, and the end is auspicious." And "need to be bloody, out of the acres to search for the acupuncture".

Paraphrase. It refers to being in danger and being spared.