What are the idioms of figurative language and action

Agile, galloping, moving like a rabbit, raising his eyes to look out, striding meteors, holding his head high, dancing with his hands and feet, dancing with his teeth and claws, and being able to speak eloquently and eloquently, and talk endlessly.

Sharp teeth, mouth like a hanging river, floating words, whispered words with ears, words do not reach the meaning.

Whispering, chattering, answering in a whisper, slapping the tongue, talking in generalities.

Shaking the head, making gestures, opening teeth and dancing claws, disemboweling, pushing the heart, opening the mouth, squeezing the eyebrows, rubbing the palms, washing the heart, changing the face, rebirth, 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] 空奇 [ 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. It is a metaphor for patting limbs and treating people sincerely.

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.

1.Idioms to describe an action are:

Panic] [Even let the junior cross five] [Hungry tiger pounces on the sheep] [Clever and quick] [One back and forth].

Mantiao Sili] [Hungry Tiger Pounces on Food] [Hurry] [Seven Hands and Eight Hands] [See Rabbit Gu Dog].

Rabbit Falls] [Seven Feet and Eight Hands] [Mother-in-law] [Clean and Neat] [Tiger Out of the Mountain].

1.Meaning of the above idiom:

Panic] describes a hectic action.

Triple Span] describes the movement as fast.

Hungry tiger pounces on the sheep] like a hungry tiger pounces on food. The figurative action is violent and swift.

Hungry tiger pounces] like a hungry tiger pounces on food. The figurative action is violent and swift.

Back and forth] describes the repetition or alternation of movements.

Slow and unhurried, describing slow movements.

Qiaojie Wanduan] Qiaojie: Clever and agile. Wanduan: There are a lot of changes. Agile and versatile. Describes the movement or thinking alertness, and there are many variations.

Hurry] describes the action as hectic. Same as "panic".

Seven Legs and Eight Hands] is also known as "Seven Feet and Eight Hands". Described as hectic movements, many people do it in unison.

Seeing the rabbit, he saw the rabbit and turned back and called the hound to chase it. Although the metaphorical action is a little late, it is still too late to think of a way.

Seven Feet and Eight Hands] describes the hectic movements, with many people working in unison. Also known as "seven-legged and eight-handed tan model vertical".

Tiger out of the mountain] like a fierce tiger out of the mountain. Describe the action as brave and fast. It is also known as "Tiger Descending Mountain" and "Tiger Leaving Mountain".

Rabbit Walker] is a metaphor for quick movements. It is also a metaphor for drawing or writing articles quickly and fluently. See "The Rabbit Falls".

Clean] describes nothing superfluous. It's refreshing to the eye. It is also described as skillful, agile and accurate.

Idioms to describe the action are: dancing with teeth and claws, dancing with hands and feet, scratching ears and cheeks, looking around, quick eyes, jumping up and down, etc.

1. Teeth and claws.

1. Pinyin: [zhāng yá wǔ zhǎo].

2. Interpretation: Describe the fierce and terrible beast. Now it is more a metaphor for the rampant and ferocious appearance of people.

3. Source: Qing Li Baojia's "The Appearance of Officialdom" Chapter 55: "When I met the state official, the state judge was also bold, he opened his teeth and danced his claws, there was no sentence, and he talked a big bubble with the teaching. ”

2. Dancing with hands.

1. Pinyin: [shǒu wǔ zú dǎo].

2. Interpretation: waving with both hands and jumping with both feet. Describe the appearance of extreme joy.

3. Source: Warring States Mencius "Mencius Lilou Shang": "Music is born; It's all evil. Evil is enough; then they are not satisfied; Dance of the Hands. ”

3. Scratch your ears and cheeks.

1. Pinyin: [zhuā ěr náo sāi].

2. Interpretation: Scratching the ears and cheeks. Describe the appearance of being anxious, hurried, or depressed and unable to do anything.

3. Source: Ming Ling Mengchu's "Two Moments of Surprise": "Da Lang listens; Angry scratching ears and cheeks is useless. ”

Fourth, look around.

1. Pinyin: [dōng zhāng xī wàng].

2. Interpretation: Look here, look there. Describes looking around to look around to see or observe movement.

3. Source: Ming Feng Menglong's "Yu Shi Mingyan": "San Qiaoer only believed the words of Mr. Hexagram; I only want my husband to come back; At this time, I often walk to the front building; Look around inside the curtain. ”

Fifth, the eye disease is fast.

1. Pinyin: [yǎn jí shǒu kuài].

2. Interpretation: Describe being alert and agile.

3. Source: Ming Shi Nai'an's "Water Margin" Chapter 43: "If the army or or is quickly taken away by the eye, what can I do?" ”

6. Jump up and down.

1. Pinyin: [shàng cuàn xià tiào].

2. Interpretation: Describe activities everywhere in order to achieve a certain purpose, and many parties are connected in series.

3. Source: Hyundai Jiang Zilong's chaotic orange attack "A Factory Secretary's Diary": "Jumping up and down, playing a variety of different banners as needed, and getting the factory director's affairs done." ”