The four character idiom at the beginning of the season, the idiom at the beginning of the season

Ji Bu Yinuo: Ji Bu: A personal name, very trustworthy, never broken his word. Jibu's promise. The parable is very trustworthy and does not break its word.

Ji Lu's words: The metaphor is very good.

Ji Chang's fetish: Chen Rough, a native of the Song Dynasty, is Ji Chang, his wife Liu is short-tempered and vinegary, and Chen is very afraid of her. Later, people said that they were afraid of their wives and said that they had a "habit of season".

Ji Sun's worries: Originally referred to Ji Sun's worries. Later, it refers to internal troubles. "The Analects of Ji": "I am afraid that Ji Sun's worries are not in the moment, but within the Xiao Wall." Ji Sun: Doctor Lu Guo. See also The Scourge of the Wall

Uncle Ji You: The metaphor is deep and righteous.

Between Ji and Meng: This refers to the Ji clan, which was the most powerful among the three great nobles of the Lu State in the Spring and Autumn Period, and the Meng clan, which was the weakest. It refers to the fact that between Ji and Meng, the comparison is insufficient, and the comparison is more than the bottom.

Jibu Yinuo. jì bù yī nuò]

Ji Bu: He is very trustworthy and never breaks his word. Jibu's promise. The parable is very trustworthy and does not break its word.

Ji Lu said. jì lù yī yán]

Figurative credit is excellent.

Seasonal fetish. jì cháng zhī pǐ] Chen Rough, a native of the Song Dynasty, whose character is Ji Chang, his wife Liu Shi is short-tempered and vinegary, and Chen is very afraid of her. Later, people said that they were afraid of their wives and said that they had a "habit of season".

Ji Sun's worries. jì sūn zhī yōu]

It originally referred to the sorrow of the Ji Sun clan. Later, it refers to internal troubles. "The Analects of Ji": "I am afraid that Ji Sun's worries are not in the moment, but within the Xiao Wall." Ji Sun: Doctor Lu Guo. See also The Scourge of the Wall

Uncle Ji You. jì yǒu bó xiōng] figuratively exchanges deep feelings, righteous qi heavy.

Between Ji Meng. jì mèng zhī jiān] here refers to the Ji clan and the power of the three great nobles of the Lu State in the Spring and Autumn Period.

The first word is all the idioms and explanations that begin with the word "season":

Uncle Ji You: The metaphor is deep and righteous.

Ji Sun's worries - Ji Sun: Doctor Lu Guo; Worry: Wang-shaped closed worry. Refers to internal troubles.

Between Ji and Meng: This refers to the Ji clan, which was the most powerful among the three great nobles of the Lu State in the Spring and Autumn Period, and the Meng clan, which was the weakest. It refers to the fact that between Ji and Meng, the comparison is insufficient, and the comparison is more than the bottom.

Ji Lu's words: The metaphor is very good.

Ji Chang's fetish: Chen Rough, a native of the Song Dynasty, is Ji Chang, his wife Liu is short-tempered and vinegary, and Chen is very afraid of her. Later, he said that people were afraid of their wives, so they were sleepy and said that they had a "habit of season".

Ji Bu Yinuo: Ji Bu: A personal name, very trustworthy, never broken his word. Jibu's promise. The parable is very trustworthy and does not break its word.

The fear of the seasonal rent - refers to the fear of the inside.

The idioms at the beginning of the word season are as follows:1. Ji Meng between [jì mèng zhī jiān] :

Ji Meng: refers to the Ji Sun clan and Meng Sun clan of the Lu State in the Spring and Autumn Period. Ji Sun is the secretary and the most noble; Mengsun was a subordinate and had no actual ministry. The metaphor is between the superior and the inferior, that is, less than the upper and more than the inferior.

2. Ji Lu Yiyan [jì lù yī yán] :

Refers to words that can be believed.

3. Ji Sun Zhi Worry [jì sūn zhī yōu] :

Ji Sun: Doctor Lu in the Spring and Autumn Period. Worry: Sorrow. This refers to the fact that Ji Sun's troubles are not in the small dependent countries, but within the court. The latter generally refers to internal troubles.

4. 吉布一诺 [jì bù yī nuò].

Ji Bu: A general of the Han Dynasty, he was trustworthy and valued his promises. Promise: Promise. Figuratives speak with great credibility.

5. Ji Youbo Brother [jì yǒu bó xiōng] :

The metaphor is deep and righteous.

6. 吉常之fear [jì cháng zhī jù] refers to fear of the inside. 7. 吉常之癖 [jì cháng zhī pǐ] means Chen Yu, a native of the Song Dynasty, whose character Ji Chang, his wife Liu was short-tempered and vinegary, and Chen was very afraid of her. Later, people said that they were afraid of their wives and said that they had a "habit of season".