There are four word words that indicate an action

Swaggering, pleading, bewildered, slim, sorry, slugging, 、..

Jumping around, swaggering, nodding and bowing.

The four-word phrase about the action is as follows:

1. Look around.

Pinyin] [ dōng zhāng xī wàng ]

Explanation] Zhang: Look. Look here, look there. Describes looking around to look around to see or observe movement. It is also known as "looking east and west".

synonyms] looking left and right, looking east and west, scratching ears and cheeks, looking east and west, raising eyes and looking around, looking east and west, looking east and west, half-hearted, looking east and west, looking east and west.

Antonyms] single-minded, unfocused, concentrated, unsquinted.

2. Scratch your ears and cheeks.

Pinyin] [ zhuā ěr náo sāi ]

Explanation] Scratching ears and cheeks. Describe the appearance of being anxious, hurried, or depressed and unable to do anything. Describe the appearance of joy but not self-control.

synonyms] rubbing hands and feet, looking left and right, helpless, rubbing hands together, picking ears and cheeks, anxious, helpless, scratching heads, looking around.

Antonyms] Calm and composed.

3. Walking like flying.

Pinyin] [ jiàn bù rú fēi ].

Explanation: Good at it, energetic for something. Described as a vigorous and fast walk.

synonyms] stride, stride meteor.

Antonyms] belated, staggering, staggering, slow, difficult.

4. Staggering.

Pinyin] [ liàng liàng qiàng qiàng ]

Explanation] Walking unsteadily, stumbling appearance.

synonyms] staggering, staggering, stumbling.

antonyms] walking like flying, steady, steady.

5. Rub your hands together.

Pinyin] [ dùn zú cuō shǒu ].

Explanation] anxious and regretful.

synonyms] scratching ears and cheeks.

健步如飞 [jiàn bù rú fēi].

Interpretation: Walking, fast and powerful. The pace is vigorous and the running is fast.

Source: Qing Pu Songling's "Strange Tales from Liaozhai": "Beauty sits on the side of the road; Self-grasping; Leave of absence. The woman is delighted; Fortunately, it is not chiseled; Resurrection from the line; Fleet of foot. ”

Example sentence: Uncle Zhang, who is more than a year old, has a childish face and walks up.

Grammar: subject-predicate; as a predicate, a definite; Describe the fast pace.

synonyms:

一、大步meteor [dà bù liú xīng].

Interpretation: Describe the big stride and fast walking.

Source: Zhou Libo's "The Storm" Part 2 24: "When he heard his name called, he strode over and took it by the head." ”

Example sentence: My brother walked towards me.

二、甔直下 [jí zhuǎn zhí xià].

Definition: Describes a sudden change in the situation or writing, etc., and it quickly develops with the trend.

Source: Mao Dun's "Midnight" XVII: "Bo Tao! what the situation really is; Everyone has their own opinion! Maybe it will take a sharp turn. ”

Example sentence: Although you make a wrong move and the situation can be regarded as embattled, if you are all soldiers and timid, then you will definitely lose the opportunity to negotiate peace or even turn the tables.

1.[Hungry Tiger Pounces on Food]: Like a hungry tiger pounces on food.

2.The figurative action is violent and swift.

3.[Hungry Tiger Pounces on Sheep]: Like a hungry tiger pounces on food.

4.The figurative action is violent and swift.

5.[Hungry Tiger Gathers Sheep]: Gathering: Crowding towards a target.

6.Like a hungry tiger swarming towards a sheep.

7.Describe the action and violent.

8.[Hairke]: Makes people laugh with funny actions and language.

9.[Fat Branch Quip]: Branch: Ancient opera terms; Joke: Use witty words to make fun of it.

10.Laugh or make fun of people with funny actions and witty language.

The first and third words are actions, first.

Second, there are many four-character words that are parts of the body, such as shaking the head, gestures, teeth and claws, disemboweling, pushing the heart, opening the mouth, squeezing the eyebrows, rubbing the palms, washing the heart, rebirthing, makeover, unkempt, raising the head and chest, struggling, tearing the heart and lungs, etc.

1. Shake your head.

Explanation]: Shake: shake. The head shook around. Describe yourself as having fun or thinking it's not bad.

From]: Lu Xun's "Two Heart Collections: Good at Translating Correspondence": "Reading it with a shaking head is really sonorous, making people feel dizzy. ”

Syntax]: associative; as a predicate, adverbial, complement; Derogatory.

synonyms] get carried away, shake your head, shake your head and tail, and be complacent.

Antonyms] is to sit in a precarious position, to be serious, to be sanctimonious.

Second, gestures.

Explanation]: A hand is raised, and a foot is moved. It's a breeze to describe and effortless.

From]: Tang Hanyu's "Book of Time and People in Response to Subjects": "Those who know the power do not mourn their poverty, but forget to raise their hands and throw their feet and turn to Qingbohu? ”

Vernacular text: "How do you know the situation of a capable person who is not pitiful, and forget about the tired and turning Qingbo with every move?" ”

Syntax]: associative; as a subject, a predicate, a definite; It's easy to describe.

synonyms] easy, easy as a tiger, easy as a snap.

Antonyms] the power of nine oxen and two tigers, difficult to ascend to the sky.

3. Teeth and claws.

Interpretation]: Zhang: Zhang; Dance: Swinging. Describe the beast as vicious and terrifying. It is also a metaphor for rampant ferocity.

From]: Appendix 2 of "Dunhuang Changing Essays: Confucius Xiangtuo Xiangshu" "New Edition of Children's Difficult Confucius": "Yusheng swims in the rivers and lakes for three days, and Longsheng dances with teeth and claws for three days. ”

Vernacular: Fish can travel three days after birth, and dragons are vicious and terrible after three days of birth.

Example]: When I met the state official, the state judge was also bold, he opened his teeth and claws, and there was no sentence, and he said a big bubble with the teaching. Qing Li Baojia's "The Appearance of Officialdom" is the fifty-fifth chapter.

Syntax]: associative; as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; Derogatory.

synonyms] fierce appearance, grinning, dancing claws and teeth, vajra numu.

Antonyms] amiable, pleasant, smiling.

Fourth, disemboweling.

Pinyin] [ kāi táng pò dù ]

Explanation] Disembowelment a creature and scrape it open.

Fifth, put your heart in your heart.

Explanation]: Give your sincere heart to others. The metaphor is to treat people with sincerity.

From]: "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty: Emperor Guangwu Benji": "King Xiao pushes his heart in the belly of a person, and he will not die in peace!" ”

Example]: Because he was usually dissatisfied with the imperial court, and because of Shang Jiong's heart, he talked about everything he said to people on weekdays. Yao Xueyin, "Li Zicheng", Volume 1, Chapter 26.

Syntax]: associative; as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; Compliments.

synonyms] to see each other sincerely, wholeheartedly, and entrust confidants.

Antonyms] open and secret fighting, suspicious ghosts and gods, ill-intentioned.