Complete the following words: Water 10

The mountains are exhausted, and the mountains are high and the waters are long.

Title: Water and sky.

Pronunciation: shuǐ tiān yī sè

Usage: subject-predicate; make a definite statement; Describing the vast scene where water and sky meet: the water and the sky are muddy. Describe the vast scene where water and sky meet.

Source: Tang Wang Bo's "Preface to the Poems of King Teng's Pavilion": "Luoxia and the lonely bird fly together, and the autumn water grows together in the sky. ”

Example: That Dongting Lake is really a rough patch(Qing Qiancai's "The Forty-ninth Chapter of Yue Quanbiography").

Lifelike, depending on the mold, as alive.

Business travel does not rest, does not roam.

Zhang Yi has a ceremony, bowing as a courtesy.

Colorful, colorful and colorful.

The beauty is innumerable, and the patience, not he, is accompanied by a great deal of the number of words that accompany their bitter description: (innumerable, colorful, and business travel is not absolute) to describe the realistic words: look (lifelike).

Talk like friends, talk about it, talk about it, talk about it without staring at it, talk about everything, and talk about it often.

1.Cut and dried.

2.Nothing to talk about.

3.All hat and no cattle.

Unexpectedly.

Pronunciation] [bù qī ér zhì].

Explanation] came unexpectedly without prior agreement.

Source] on the road to growth.

Galloping.

Ocean. Water and sky meet.

Blew. Mountains.

The waves are rolling.

The flow is endless.

The vast sea. Water and sky meet.

Blew. Mountains.

The waves are rolling.

The flow is endless.

Disappear off the face of the earth. Water and sky meet.

Blew. Mountains.

The waves are rolling.

The vast water is flowing and the sky is pouring down.

Mountains and waves.

Scramble to be the first (fearful) last.

Rush forward, lest you fall behind.

Face to face (look): You look at me, I look at you, I don't know what to do. Describes people looking at each other out of fear or helplessness and not speaking.

Thunder (through) the ear: as loud as thunder into the ear. Describe the fame of a person.

False reputation: The reputation that comes out is in line with reality, not false.

Self-improvement (rest): Describe yourself without resting consciously working hard and never relaxing.

Dejected: Keep your head down and lose energy. Describe the look of disappointment and frustration.