What are the four character idioms that contain synonyms and body parts?

Four-word words including synonyms and body parts, dancing, frightened, top-heavy, hearing and witnessing, not enough to worry about! Heartbreaking, dumbfounded, deaf and clear-sighted, we can memorize a few more special words like this, because they may be examined during the exam.

Contains synonyms.

and four-character idioms for body parts:

Anxious, heartbreaking, nodding and waisting, calm, straightforward, fearful, stunned, deaf and bright, clear eyebrows, holding head high, dancing with hands, beating the chest, stammering, dumbfounded, gnashing teeth, sharp teeth, iron teeth and copper teeth, dry mouth, hanging stomach, dizziness, blue nose and swollen face, back pain

Hello, 4-character idioms containing synonyms and body parts are more common in daily life: getting in the way, clumsiness.

Idioms that contain synonyms and body parts are: dancing with hands and feet, dancing with flying eyebrows, beating the chest and feet, searching the intestines and scraping the belly, and the lips and teeth are cold.

Idioms containing synonyms are: neighbors, shouting and drinking.

Peace of mind, absent-mindedness, surging heart, fascination, heart splitting, evil heart, good heart, upset, convincing, confidant, willing, fat, ruthless, excited, unpredictable.

左neighbor右舍 [ zuǒ lín yòu shè ] Interpretation: Generally refers to neighbors.

Source: Ming Wu Chengen's "Journey to the West": "The clouds come and go; Flying sand; Bluff my family and my neighbors; None of them can live in peace. ”

Example sentence: My sister was admitted to university, and the neighbors congratulated her.

synonyms

Neighborhood [ jiē fāng lín lǐ ] Interpretation: neighborhood: neighbor. Refers to a person who lives nearby. Also known as "Neighborhood Neighborhood".

Source: The first fold of Yuan Li Xingdao's "The Tale of the Gray Diaphragm": "He has no fault pointing to the old lady and the neighbors to testify, I have bought it with silver, and I don't want you to bother with this matter outside the yamen." ”

Dizzy.

Lightheaded. The intestines are fat and the brain is full.

Piercing. Drain your liver and gall.

Tiptoe. Tender meat with fine skin.

Stammering. Tiger's back.

The shoulders are big and the waist is round. Dead lips and cold teeth.

Bared teeth.

Dancing. Nervous.

1. Clumsy tongue

Pinyin: bèn zuǐ zhuō shé

[Explanation]: Clumsy: Not coincidental. Described as having no eloquence and not being good at words.

Example to form a sentence]: The style of the troops, the speech is sharp and hard, without the slightest mercy, and full of a set of theories, the clumsy old man really can't say anything about him. Qin Zhaoyang, Chapter 1 of "Advancing in the Field".

Pinyin**]: bzzs

synonyms]: clumsy mouth, clumsy tongue.

Antonyms]: Sharp teeth, eloquent mouth, able to speak.

After the break]: The sow quarrels; The old sow sneezes.

Lantern riddle]: The mouth hangs on the head.

Usage]: as a predicate, a definite; Used for humility.

English]: awkward in speech

2. Sharp teeth

Pinyin: líng yá lì chǐ

[Explanation]: Ling, smart: smart, flexible. Describe people as clever and very good at talking.

Source]: Yuan · The third fold of Wu Changling's "Zhang Tianshi": "If you leave there, you will be sharp-tongued, adjust three things and do four, say that people are good and bad, slander people ambiguously, and harm people's behavior." ”

Example sentence]: Bi Lian was born with sharp teeth, and she was the most adaptable, and she liked Cheng and his fourth aunt very much. Qing · Wu Zhaoren, "The Strange Situation Witnessed in the Past Twenty Years", Chapter 84.

Pinyin**]: lylc

synonyms]: intelligent, delicate, and eloquent.

Antonyms]: clumsy, dumb-headed, stammering.

Lantern riddle]: Eloquence.

Usage]: as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; It refers to the good of the population.

English]: eloquent

Idioms with body parts:

Overstretched;Its synonyms are ——

1.Unable to make ends meet, 2Exhausted, 3Caring for one or the other, 4Deptuous, 5Left branch right scarf, 6Yin eats the grain.

Three heads and six arms, big hands and feet, gestures, frightened, hearing and witnessing, dancing with hands, deaf and clear.

The internal organs are full of internal organs, and the mouth is stammering.

Idioms that take away words for body parts and a set of synonyms:

Stupid, clumsy, and ......

Deaf and bright-eyed, wolf-hearted and dog-lunged, powdered and broken-boned, yellow-skinned, gritted teeth, and hippie smiling.

Hurrying, dancing, deaf and clear, scratching ears and cheeks.

The questioner is curious, the idiom you described is the hand is high and the eye is low, which means that you are not practical in doing things.

Hello, with body parts, and is an idiom with a set of synonyms, the first thing that comes to my mind is hand dancing.

Eyes are high, eyebrows are clear, hands and feet, heart is wide and fat, head shrinks, finger fingers, dazzling, covering ears and stealing bells, pointing to deer as horses, narrow-minded, eyes will be reported, eyes do not turn their eyes, toothy smile, gestures, big hands and big feet, hand in hand, nose and face are swollen, snort on the back, sharp mouth and teeth, sharp-beaked monkey gills, many mouths and tongues, eyebrows and color dance, eyebrows and smiles, sad faces, split heads and cover faces, down-to-earth, punches and kicks, beats the chest and feet, and takes care of each other.

Eyes look at the six roads, ears listen to the eight directions, sneer at it, smoke the ears and eyes, dance with hands, clear eyebrows, beautiful eyes, confident, head high, thief eyebrows, mouse eyes, crane hair and childish face.

The four-character idioms related to body parts are as follows:1. Rubbing hands and feet: Describe the anxious and restless look.

2. Broken heart: frightened heart and guts, describing being greatly frightened.

3. Critical place: Vital point, the lethal part of the human body, is a metaphor for a place in a vital position militarily. It is often used as a metaphor for strategic locations, also known as "critical places".

4. Incomplete skin: refers to being beaten and bruised all over the body;A situation that is difficult to survive after being attacked or destroyed.

5. Five internal organs: a general term for the internal organs of the human body. It is also a metaphor for the internal situation of things.

6. Kindness and kindness: Describe people as kind.

7. Dancing with both hands: both hands dance, and both feet also jump;described the extreme joy, but also pointed to the crazy state of dancing with hands and feet.

8. Deaf and clear: Hear clearly, see clearly, describe the mind clearly, and have a keen eye.

9. The body is far away and the heart is close, which means that although the body is far apart, the hearts of both sides are very close.

10. Shrugging into a mountain: The shoulders are shrugged into a "mountain" character, describing the appearance of people shrugging their shoulders and shrinking their necks; It also describes the thin appearance of the human body.

The four-character idiom with body parts is as follows:

Lightheadedness, cold lips and teeth, gossip, burnt head, calm, dumbfounded, stammering, satisfied, heart-to-heart, confident, lips and teeth dependent, etc.

Idioms are a major feature of traditional Chinese culture, with a fixed structure and a fixed expression, indicating a certain meaning, and being applied as a whole in the sentence, taking on the subject, object, definite and other components. A large part of the idiom is inherited from ancient times, and it represents a story or allusion.

Some idioms are just miniature sentences. Idioms are also ready-made words, similar to idioms and proverbs, but also slightly different.

Expansion: 1. Connecting ears with each other.

Interpretation: hand-to-head: head to head. Ear to ear: mouth to ear. Describe people who are very close to each other and talk in a low voice.

2. Fat head and big ears.

Definition: Fat head, big ears. In the old days, it could refer to a person who was blessed. Nowadays, it is often described as obese, which is derogatory. It also refers to the cuteness of children.

Source: Qing Li Boyuan's "The Appearance of Officialdom": "It looks like he is seven or eight years old; Inverted fat head and big ears. ”

3. Lightheaded.

Interpretation: The head is swollen and the feet are weak. Describe physical discomfort. The metaphor is that the foundation is unstable and the chain is buried in the front. It is also a metaphor for the inversion of light and heavy.

Source: Ming Natural Idiot "Shi Nodding Houguan County Martyr's Revenge": "His alcohol consumption was not good, and he gradually felt top-heavy. ”