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Courtyard Ruoshi: court: courtyard; if: elephant; Market: Bazaar. There were a lot of people in front of the door and in the courtyard, like a market. The original described that there were many people who gave advice. There are a lot of people here, and it's very lively.

Busy traffic: The car is like flowing water, and the horse is like a dragon. Describe the continuous lively scene with a lot of cars and horses.

Bustling: Describes people coming and going, very lively and crowded.

Bustling: Describes people coming and going, very lively and crowded.

Bustling: Bustling: the appearance of harmony; Hustle: chaotic look. Described as people coming and going, very lively and crowded.

Shoulder to shoulder: Compare: next to each other; Heel: Heel. Shoulder to shoulder, heel to foot. Describe a lot of people and crowded.

Shoulder to shoulder: shoulder to shoulder, foot to foot. Describe a lot of people.

Shoulder rubbing: Shoulder-to-shoulder rubbing, wheel-to-wheel collision. Describe the congestion of pedestrians and vehicles.

Neck back to face: neck: neck. Originally, it meant looking at each other. Later, many pedestrians were described as crowded, one after another.

The river flows: the river. Describe pedestrians, cars, horses, etc. as continuous as the flow of water.

Coming one after another: refers to people coming with their front feet and their back feet, one after another. There are many people who come and there is an endless stream.

Endless streaming: Describe the comings and goings of pedestrians, cars and horses, one after another.

Flooding: numerous, messy; 沓: Many, repetitive. Describe the continuous arrival.

Impassable: sink: excretion. It's like water can't even flow. Describes being crowded or surrounded very tightly. Same as "water leakage".

Household limit is to wear: household limit: threshold; For: been. The thresholds were broken. Describe the number of people coming in and out.

Rush: Trend: Walk fast; Crane: Wild ducks. Running like ducks in flocks. It is a metaphor for many people rushing to get there.

Full: There are no empty seats. There are many people who describe the audience, listeners, or people who attend or participate.

Gather together: Gather together: Describe a large number of people. Describe the gathering of many talented people.

People are shouting, horses are neighing. Describe the noise.

Crowds of people: Crowds are like mountains and seas. Describes a very large number of people.

Voices boiling: Ding: ancient cooking utensils; Boiling: Boiling. Describe the noise of the crowd as if boiling a pot.

Dense crowd: refers to an occasion with a large number of people.

Full of friends: high: noble. Noble friends filled the seats. Describe a lot of guests.

Crowded, bustling, shoulder to shoulder, etc.

1. Crowds of people: The crowd is like a mountain and a sea. Describes a very large number of people.

From]: Ming Shi Nai'an's "The Complete Biography of the Water Margin" Chapter 51: "Every day, there are general scatters, or dancing, or blowing, or singing, and earn that crowd of people to see." ”

Example: The park of the festival is very lively.

Syntax]: associative; as a predicate, complement, definite, object; For use in public places.

2. Bustling: Describe people coming and going, very lively and crowded.

From]: "Historical Records: The Biography of the Goods Colony": "The world is bustling with ants, all for profit; The world is crowded, all for profit. ”

Example]: The members of the Communist Youth League were all dressed up to go hiking, and each of them carried a bag, and some of them were hanging bags, and they gathered on the court in the factory. Ru Zhijuan, "The Newly Elected Youth League Secretary".

Syntax]: associative; as a predicate, a definite; Describe how noisy people are.

3. Shoulder to shoulder: shoulder to shoulder, foot to foot. Describe a lot of people.

From]: "Warring States Policy: Qi Ce I": "The road to Linzi, the hub hits, and the shoulder rubs." "The Biography of Li Xianzhong in the History of the Song Dynasty": "Enter the city, declare virtue and Italy, do not kill a single person, and the Central Plains will follow." ”

Example]: The park during the festival is very crowded with tourists.

Syntax]: associative; as a predicate, a definite, an adverbial; Describe a lot of people.

Crowds of people: Crowds are like mountains and seas. Describes a very large number of people.

Gather together: Gather together: Describe a large number of people. Describe the gathering of many talented people.

Shoulder to shoulder: shoulder to shoulder, foot to foot. Describe a lot of people.

Bustling: Dang's describes people coming and going, very lively and crowded.

People come and go: People come and go continuously. It is also described as busy socializing.

Neck back to face: originally refers to looking at each other. After many blind good descriptions of pedestrians crowded, one after another.

Full: There are no empty seats. Describe the large number of people in attendance.

The front door is like a market: there are many people in front of the door and in the courtyard, like a market. The original described that there were many people who gave advice. There are a lot of people here, and it's very lively.

Striding meteors, fast eyes, fast hands, walking like flying, etc.

First, the stride meteor:

1.[Explanation]: Describe the big step and walk fast.

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

3.[Grammar]: subject-predicate; as an adverbial; For walking.

Second, the eye disease is fast:

1.[Explanation]: Describe being alert and agile.

2.[From]: Ming Shi Nai'an's "Water Margin" Chapter 43: "If you are taken to the official by a quick eye, what can you do?" ”

3.[Example]: Guo Genquan, who was walking next to him, hugged it. The fourteenth chapter of Yuan Jing's "The Story of the Tiger".

3. Walking like flying:

1.[Explanation]: Walking: fast and powerful. The pace is vigorous and the running is fast.

2.[From]: Qing Pu Songling's "Liao Zhai Zhiyi, Fengyang Shiren": "The beauty sits on the side of the road, grabs her feet, takes off her shoes, and the woman is happy, fortunately not chiseled, and resumes from the line, walking like flying." ”

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

Dancing with the hands, fast with the eyes and eyes, fast with the eyes, waving the eyes, low in the eyes of the hand, dancing with the feet, calluses of the hands and feet, sharp eyes and fast hands.

Quick eyes, ruthless hands, quick hands, spicy hands, soft hearts, ruthless hands, quick eyes, quick hands, etc.

一、手疾眼快 [ shǒu jí yǎn kuài ]

Explanation]: Disease: Swift. Quick action and quick eye. Described as clever and agile.

二、眼明手快 [ yǎn míng shǒu kuài ]

Explanation]: Accurate and agile.

From]: The third fold of Yuan Anonymous's "Basin Ghost": "I think of my youth, my eyes are bright and my hands are quick, and my body is fast and light." ”

Translation]: I think of my own youth, when I saw accurately and quickly, and moved quickly.

三、眼高手低 [ yǎn gāo shǒu dī ]

Explanation]: The eyesight is too high, and the technique is too low. It means that the standard required is high (even unrealistic), but in reality it is impossible to do it yourself.

From]: Modern *** "Eight Shares of the Opposition Party": Otherwise, it is still impossible to get rid of dogmatism and the eight shares of the party, which is called having a high eye and a low hand, a big ambition and a lack of talent, and no results.

Fourth, 眼尖手快 [ yǎn jiān shǒu kuài ]

Explanation]: Good eyesight, fast movements.

From]: Modern Shen Congwen "Ah Jin": "The earth guards are sharp-eyed and quick-handed, and they scoop Ah Jin across the table with one hand." ”

五、心慈手软 [ xīn cí shǒu ruǎn ]

Explanation]: Compassion and can't bear to start.

From]: Modern Jin Jin's "His Name is "Mr. Dongguo": He made up his mind and will no longer be soft-hearted in the future. ”

Idioms that indicate a large number: countless: the number cannot be counted.

Describe a lot. Uncountable: Win:

Exhaust. I can't count to guess the line. Describe a lot of them.

The list goes on: win: end; piece:

Piece. You can't list them one by one. Describe a lot of them.

Thousands and thousands: Describe a lot of them. Thousands of takes: ...

The idioms that indicate a lot of people are as follows:

Crowds of people, people come and go, traffic is busy, people are boiling, shoulder to shoulder, water is impassable, crowded, mountains and seas, all together, thousands of people, thousands of empty alleys, full of seats, many people, endless, many mouths, open into yin, bustling, overcrowded, guests like clouds, etc.

人头攒用 [rén tóu cuán dòng] 人头攒運 originally refers to a large number of people, and they are frequently moving. It is generally used to describe the high population density in some places, but not as high as the crowds.

組組組 [luò yì bù jué] 組組: the appearance of being connected and continuous before and after. Describe the frequent and continuous traffic of pedestrians, cars, horses, boats, etc.

monk more porridge less [sēng duō zhōu shǎo] There are many monks, and there is less porridge for monks to drink. The metaphor is that there are many people who need things and few things that are available for distribution, and the supply exceeds the demand. It is also made as "porridge less monks more".

鲢之鲫 [guò jiāng zhī jì] 鲫: crucian carp, mostly active in groups. It is said that during the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the Central Plains fell, and many well-known people in the north crossed south and came to the south of the Yangtze River, so there is a saying that "there are many famous people who cross the river like a carp".

Later, he used "crucian carp across the river" to describe many fashionable people.

接接踵而至[jiē zhǒng ér zhì] 踵: heel. The toes of the man at the back followed the heel of the man at the front, and one after the other. There are many metaphors, and there is an endless stream. It is also called "one after another" and "one after another".

Crowds of people, departure sofas, sofas, distribution methods, and distribution methods, sent to the company's regulations, all over the place, to the big brother, the big brother.

The door is like a city, the traffic is busy, the crowd is crowded, the crowd is like weaving, and the alley is empty.

**Like a tide; Describe the crowd like a tide.

Rubbing shoulders rubbing shoulders shoulder to shoulder. There are a lot of them that can be found on the Internet.

Crowds of people, thousands of empty alleys (this means lively, also means a lot of people).

Crowds of people, ** like a tide, crowded, busy.

Heavy traffic.

A sea of people. Thousands of empty alleys.