What idioms are what times what is compared, and what are the four character idioms that are compare

Row upon row. lín cì zhì bǐ

Interpretation] scales: next to each other like fish scales. Side-by-side: like grate teeth. Described as fish scales or teeth of a comb grate are closely arranged. It is often used to describe the density of houses or boats.

Speech] Ming Chen Zhenhui's "Autumn Garden Miscellaneous Orchid": "From the long bridge to the street; Row upon row. Spring is also beautiful. ”

Orthophony] 栉; It cannot be pronounced as "jié".

Scales; Can't write "phosphorus".

synonyms] dense layers.

Antisense] is uneven and disorganized.

Usage] is mostly used to describe a building that is numerous and concentrated; Neatly arranged. Sometimes it is also used for other things. It is generally used as a predicate and a definite.

Structure] combined.

Discernment] and "dotted around"; All describe the large number and dense distribution. However, the emphasis is on "times" and "ratios"; orderly arrangement; It is mostly used for neat things such as houses; The tone is heavier; And "dotted around" emphasizes "Luo" and "cloth"; Wide dispersion; It can be used with neat or untidy shapes (such as large and small islands, reservoirs, ponds, dams, etc.).

Scale times 栉比 [lín cì zhì bǐ].

Interpretation] Ctenophor: a general term for combing grates. They are arranged in an orderly manner like fish scales and comb teeth. It is mostly used to describe the house.

Source] Ming Chen Zhenhui "Autumn Garden Miscellaneous Pei Lan".

Idiom]: scales and times [pinyin]: lín cì zhì bǐ [interpretation]: 栉: a general term for combing grate.

Infiltrated dust is arranged in an orderly manner like fish scales and comb teeth. It is often used to describe houses or boats that are arranged in a dense and neat manner.

Its worship is like a crow, and its ctenophora is like a ctenophore, in order to open a hundred rooms. Southern Dynasty Song Bao Zhao "Yongshi" poem: "The capital is twelve Qu, and the flying is one of the scales. ”

Example]: Around the wool outside the Dongguan, Fujian and Guangdong nomads gather here, gambling halls and tobacco houses. Qing Wang Tao "Yingqiao Magazine" [synonyms]:

Dense, dense layers [antonyms]: uneven, disorganized [idioms]: scales compared [pinyin]:

lín cì xiāng bǐ [Interpretation]: It is often used to describe houses or boats arranged in dense and neat formations.

Example]: The spring source of the flat land in the west of the city is surging, the snow waves are several feet, the sound is like hidden thunder, and the spring has three holes, and a little manpower is used. Qing Ruan Yuan's "Xiao Canglang Pen Talk" Volume 2 [synonyms]: scales and scales.

Four-word words containing ratio:

Shoubi Nanshan, the heart than the heart

Incomparable, row upon row

Abound、Proportional tax system、

Fly like wings, and the heart is higher than the sky

Today is not what it used to be, compared to **,

Comparative Literature, Neighbors at the End of the World

The year is not climbing, standing side by side

A party than Zhou, branches to leaves

Comparative education

Side by side, laughing than the river

Compare floating words, compare cultures

Scale factor, door-to-door

Shoulder to shoulder, friend to treacherous

Gestures, gestures

Biscay Bay, week but not comparable.

Shoubi Nanshan, the heart than the heart

Incomparable, row upon row

Abounds, flying like wings

The heart is higher than the sky, and it is not what it used to be

The end of the world is next to each other, and the years are not up to it

Standing side by side, the party is better than Zhou

Branch-to-leaf ratio, gravitational ratio

Side by side, laughing than the river

Shoulder to shoulder, friend to treacherous

Weeks but not comparable, shoulder to shoulder

Compare things with likes, compare things with this will

Lianzhou than the county, than Congye Zen House Lianyong,

Climb the present than in the past, compare the power and measure the strength

Compared with the party, than the wings and branches

The silk is more than the same, and the love is stronger than the gold.

1.Three times five times: the interpretation is many times.

2.Inconsequential: Words are not selected or considered.

3.Not to make a mistake: It means not to be done in a hurry, which means to be cautious.

4.Row to scale: The number of objects is scattered and orderly.

5.Elder Jiuji: It means that the old and virtuous people have been in a low position for a long time.

6.Three times twice: refers to repeatedly, many times.

7.Incoherent: Refers to speaking without sequential logic, and the speech is very chaotic and incoherent.

8.Super level crossing: refers to crossing the original level order, and mostly refers to the promotion of officials by leapfrogging the Ming chain.

9.Abalone no Ji: It means a shop that sells salted fish. Fish often smell rancid, because it is a metaphor for the place where the wicked or the villain gather.

10.The order of the fish: like a string of fish, there is an order. It is said to be promoted to the official according to the times.