Explain the following words or idioms urgently, help me

crucial (zhì guān zhòng yào) Explanation: Refers to having a particularly significant impact or consequence.

Source: Chapter 43 of Volume 4 of Lu Yao's "Ordinary World": "This decisive battle of fate is not only crucial for her, but also for all her classmates. ”

Example: People who are very useful to me, everyone is '' Wang Shuo's "Xu Ye".

不辨refusable (bù kě biàn bó).

Explanation: Argument: Present an argument and argue in order to refute the arguments of the other side. It means that the theory is incisive and the evidence is conclusive, making it impossible to refute.

Interesting: Describes a strong interest.

Others are not idioms, but the literal meaning is easy to understand.

Xiuyun colorful: It should be the same as graceful and graceful, describing the posture as soft and beautiful.

These are not idioms.

Graceful: It means to describe a soft and beautiful posture.

Crucial: Meaning the importance of the big picture.

Ten thousand palaces: It means that there are thousands of palace buildings, and it is often described as a large number of luxury buildings.

Strict precautions: It means that there are strict requirements to prevent things from happening.

Interested: It means that interest is at the time of joy, interest.

Abandoned Walls: It means broken walls, abandoned houses.

Unrefutable: It means that the theory is incisive and the evidence is conclusive, making it impossible to refute.

Colorful: Describe the flowers (people) as beautiful and beautiful.

Crucial: Very, very important!

Ten thousand palaces: The appearance of a forest of houses.

Be vigilant: Be wary of someone who doesn't trust them.

Interested: The excitement was very high.

Deserted Houses: Describes a place (village) where houses are dilapidated or desolate: (facts or answers, etc.) are indeed true (existing) and cannot be refuted.

It's full of interest. Described as high interest and interest.

It's irrefutable. Rebuttal: Present arguments and debate in order to refute the arguments of the other side.

It means that the theory is incisive and the evidence is conclusive, making it impossible to refute.

Much ado about nothing: Originally there was nothing to do, but intentionally caused trouble. Example sentence:

There are robbers who make trouble out of nowhere, and there are robbers who trample on temples. To no avail: Doesn't help anything about things.

Example sentence: If you go and consult with someone, when he has 10,000 pieces of silver, he will get at least 8,000, and any less will be of no avail. Dilemma:

You can't move forward, and you can't go back. Describe the situation as embarrassing. Example sentence:

Today, when Ma Chao is in a dilemma, Liang relied on his three-inch tongue to go to Chaozhai in person, saying that Ma Chao came to surrender.

Reference: 1Much ado about nothing means:

There was no problem and the dispute was deliberately caused. Example sentence: Da Qiang and Xiao Ming were originally a pair of good friends, but because of your words, they were suspicious of each other, and they got into a bigger fight, you really had nothing to do.

2。To no avail Meaning: Doesn't help much.

Example sentence: Your fur money doesn't help his difficulties at all. 3。

Dilemma meaning: dilemma. Example sentence:

With his younger brother on one side and his wife on the other, he was in a dilemma at a loss as to how to resolve their grievances.

Reference: Yourself.

1.It is difficult to collect when covered with water: overturned, dumped. Water spilled on the ground is difficult to recover. The metaphor is a foregone conclusion, irreparable.

2.Confused: Vast and unclear: eyes; of the wilderness; The snow was overwhelming, and the fields were blank. Expression) trance: A feeling of confusion in my heart.

3.The heart is like stopping water:

Described as a calm state of mind, without any distractions.