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Anonymous users2024-02-12Synonymous idioms and explanations are listed below:1. It is incumbent, obligatory, and natural to have the meaning of "should". "Don't give in" emphasizes that when you encounter something that should be done, take the initiative to do it, and do not back down; "Incumbent on us" emphasizes that morality does not allow prevarication; "As a matter of course" emphasizes that it should be so.
2. The wind is roaring, the grass and trees are soldiers, and the cups, bows and snakes all have the meaning of "panicked and suspicious".
3. Hooks, open and secret fights, and deceitful all have the meaning of "fighting". "Hook and fight" emphasizes the use of scheming and squeezing each other; "Open and secret fighting" emphasizes that there is a struggle both openly and secretly; "Mutual suspicion and deception" emphasizes mutual suspicion and deception.
4. Colorful, vivid, and lifelike, all of which have the meaning of "vivid and vivid, very similar".
5. The memory is still fresh, remembered, and vivid, and it has the meaning of "remember clearly, not forget".
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Anonymous users2024-02-11Here are some synonymous idioms and their explanations:
1.Spring breeze: Describe people who are in a happy mood and have a smile on their faces.
2.Eyebrows and smiles: Describe the happy appearance of people.
3.Eyebrow Dance: Describe the happy appearance of people.
4.Joyful eyebrows: Describe the expression of joy, and joy quickly wells up on the brow.
5.Smiling: Describe the smiling face of a person, very happy.
6.Finding a new way: The metaphor creates a new style or approach.
7.Seeing a different idea: Describes changing your mind when you see something different.
8.In the same step: the parable has no assertiveness due to its lack of assertions.
9.Unscrupulous: Describes the bad guys as rampant to the extreme.
10.Resistance: Refers to the disacceptance, doubt, and resistance to something or an idea.
11.Radiant: Described as full of energy and radiant.
12.Concentrated: Describes a person who is concentrated and concentrated.
13.Radiant: Describe people as energetic and energetic.
14.Gaze: Describes a high level of concentration.
15.Incredible: Describes something very strange and hard to believe.
16.Half-belief: Describes not being sure about things, a little skeptical.
17.Five-body throwing: Describe admiration to the extreme.
18.Pomegranate Skirt: Describes a woman who is so glamorous that a man falls under her skirt.
19.Convincing: Describes being truly convinced from the depths of your heart.
20.Back to basics: remove the external decoration and restore the original rustic state.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Synonymous idioms and explanations are listed below:1. It is incumbent, obligatory, and natural to have the meaning of "should". "Don't give in" emphasizes that when you encounter something that should be done, take the initiative to do it, and do not back down; "Incumbent on us" emphasizes that morality does not allow prevarication; "As a matter of course" emphasizes that it should be so.
2. The wind is roaring, the grass and trees are soldiers, and the cups, bows and snakes all have the meaning of "panicked and suspicious".
3. Hooks, open and secret fights, and deceitful all have the meaning of "fighting". "Hook and fight" emphasizes the use of scheming and squeezing each other; "Open and secret fighting" emphasizes that there is a struggle both openly and secretly; "Mutual suspicion and deception" emphasizes mutual suspicion and deception.
4. Colorful, vivid, and lifelike, all of which have the meaning of "vivid and vivid, very similar".
5. The memory is still fresh, remembered, and vivid, and it has the meaning of "remember clearly, not forget".
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Anonymous users2024-02-09The synonymous idioms and explanations are as follows:
1. Inseparable: It refers to the quarrels, struggles, and competitions between the two sides, which are difficult to separate. Sometimes the sedan chair also describes the relationship between the two parties as very close and inseparable.
2. Southern Expedition and Northern War: Described as switching to the north and south, and experiencing many battles.
3. Youth: Youth: The future years are many. Described as young and energetic.
4. Young and strong: strong: robust. Young and physically strong.
5. Birds and flowers: Birds call beautifully, and flowers bloom fragrantly. Describe the beautiful scene of spring.
6. Skilled craftsmen: refers to people with excellent craftsmanship.
7. Able to speak: Describe being very good at speaking.
8. The bird is hidden with the bow: if the bird is gone, the bow will be hidden and not used. After the metaphor is successful, kick the people who have contributed to it away.
9. Mountains and fields: Mountains and fields. Describe a large number or a wide range.
10. Matchmaking: In the old days, it meant that the social status and economic situation of both men and women were comparable, and it was very suitable for marriage.
11. Everywhere in the mountains: everywhere in the mountains and fields. Describe a lot.
12. Mentors and friends: good teachers and friends who can teach and help others.
13. Dragon Teng Tiger Leap: Teng: Feiteng; Jump: Jump. Like a dragon soaring, like a tiger jumping. Describes a very active posture.
14. Dragon and Tiger Steps: Describe the demeanor of the emperor, which is a metaphor for majesty and solemnity, and extraordinary bearing.
15. Leaving home: leaving hometown to go to other places.
16. Lang Cai Female Appearance: Lang: Old Xiang refers to a woman's address to her husband or lover. Men are talented, women are beautiful. Describe Chunheng as a good match for both men and women.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Synonymous idioms and explanations are listed below:1. It is incumbent, obligatory, and natural to have the meaning of "should". "Don't give in" emphasizes that when you encounter something that should be done, take the initiative to do it, and do not back down; "Incumbent on us" emphasizes that morality does not allow prevarication; "As a matter of course" emphasizes that it should be so.
2. The wind is roaring, the grass and trees are soldiers, and the cups, bows and snakes all have the meaning of "panicked and suspicious".
3. Hooks, open and secret fights, and deceitful all have the meaning of "fighting". "Hook and fight" emphasizes the use of scheming and squeezing each other; "Open and secret fighting" emphasizes that there is a struggle both openly and secretly; "Mutual suspicion and deception" emphasizes mutual suspicion and deception.
4. Colorful, vivid, and lifelike, all of which have the meaning of "vivid and vivid, very similar".
5. The memory is still fresh, remembered, and vivid, and it has the meaning of "remember clearly, not forget".
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